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Whether you’re a learner or a fellow language lover, I invite you into a world where English feels expressive, joyful, and deeply human

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The Three Pillars of Human Language:

Mythology

Why we speak in stories

From the gods of ancient Greece to creation tales around the globe, mythology reveals how we first used mythic narratives to explain our world and invented words to give those stories life.

Literature

How we shape and share ideas

Whether epic poetry, philosophical treatises or the latest novel, literature is the living archive of human thought. It refines our vocabulary, stretches our imagination, and passes culture down through the ages.

Linguistics

What makes language tick

Across time and technology, Linguistics reveals the hidden machinery of language, the scientific study of sounds, structures, and meaning that lets us reverse-engineer how words work to learn, teach, and innovate.

Part of Speech: My Favorite Starting Point

Understand the System, Speak with Purpose.

Think of the parts of speech as a chef's ingredients. A chef knows exactly how to use each one to build a delicious meal; they aren’t just guessing. It’s the same for you and English. Once you understand how a verb behaves or what a preposition does, you can stop guessing and start building your ideas with confidence. Let’s get cooking—together.

Build Your Living Vocabulary

Don't just memorize words; make them truly yours.

The best time to learn a word is the moment you meet it—and feel that spark of frustration because you need to know what it means. That moment is your anchor. If it’s a word you’ll see again, it belongs in your vocabulary notebook. Make it a habit. Make it personal. That’s how real vocabulary sticks.

Weave English into Your Everyday

The goal isn’t just to study English—it’s to live with it. And to live with it, you have to enjoy it every day

True fluency isn’t about rules or exams. It’s about living the language. When English becomes part of your daily habits, it stops being something you study and starts being something you do. Love football? Follow an English speaking creator who shares your passion. Enjoy cooking? Watch recipe videos in English and pick up new words while you cook. By blending English with the things you already enjoy, learning becomes effortless and impossible to forget.

Curious? Start here

I have a degree in Applied Linguistics, scored 18 out of 20, and a teacher training certificate. I started teaching seriously back in high school and have worked with learners of many ages and levels since then. I learned a lot from professors and peers, but the most important lessons came from the classroom itself, from the mistakes we made together and the things that actually worked. That loop of trying, failing, and improving is what shaped how I teach today.

Not at all. The only thing that holds you back is not being honest with where you are right now. When you accept your starting point and pair that clarity with consistent, focused effort, progress follows. It is not magic, it is commitment, and you have more than enough fuel to get where you want to go.

No. Speaking is essential, but grammar is not an enemy. The problem is how grammar has been taught in many places. If it is presented as a list of rules to memorize, people tune out. But when grammar is shown as a tool that explains how language works, it becomes useful and empowering. I treat parts of speech as a core interface to English. Learn the basics, then use grammar to support real practice, not to replace it.

Any promise of an overnight transformation is a red flag. Mastery takes time, focus, and the right fundamentals. That said, a book or app can be very useful if it matches your level, keeps you engaged, and helps you learn a bit every time you use it. If the number of choices is overwhelming, that is a perfect moment to ask for guidance — I can point you to what actually fits your goals.