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How to say this in English: after running a long distance or excercise,my breath is very fast ..(is there any one word or one sentence for this ?)

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Best path to be fluent quickly in English

You can suggest me a course , podcast or a YouTube channel you used to follow and contributed to improve your language

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Word 'batter'

Hello everyone 👋 I remember I came across the word 'batter' with the meaning 'small talk, chat' once but now I can't find it in the dictionaries. I know it's not its primary meaning but is it used in this sence? Am I mixing things up? 🤔

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Usage of the " 's " in this sentence

Hey!! I was watching arcane subtitled in English and someone said "Vander's got a deal". Is it a misspelling on the subtitle file (that I found on opensubtitles) because the " 's " means afaik the appartenance or the contraction of "is"?

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What does 'ate up' mean in this context!?

What does 'ate up' mean in this context!?

The original video is just an influencer I like, dancing, and she is good... but what does this comment mean!? Does getting ate up mean something horny, or does it mean she's going to get outperformed by everyone??

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What is YAPPING

I'm a little confused how yapping and talking are different from each other. Can anyone explain it?

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How do you translate idioms?

I've repeatedly run into this issue that I have an expression in mind, but have a hard time figuring out whether it's used internationally and if not, what could be used instead? Translator apps usually translate word by word, so they aren't very helpful. Do you have any tips or tricks? I'm really struggling with this.

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We can say “put on speed”? Can we also say “put on the gas” to mean “drive fast”? I saw “put the brakes on” which means “apply the brakes of a vehicle”.

We can say “put on speed”? Can we also say “put on the gas” to mean “drive fast”? I saw “put the brakes on” which means “apply the brakes of a vehicle”.

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Which app is used to communicate with friends in US

If i make a friend in US, which app would we use to communicate online? Facebook, ins or snapchat?

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Frustrating vs disappointing

Is there any difference between these 2 words?

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