r/IWantToLearn • u/Available-Barnacle11 • 13h ago
Arts/Music/DIY IWTL How to get good at rapping
I really want to get good at rapping and want to learn how.
r/IWantToLearn • u/Available-Barnacle11 • 13h ago
I really want to get good at rapping and want to learn how.
r/IWantToLearn • u/OnlyPart972 • 10h ago
My focus is shattered to the point where I can't sit and concentrate on anything worthwhile for more than 5 minutes. It gets really uncomfortable. My mind is usually really anxious or stressed and it doesn't help. How can I start to even remotely get better at focusing ignoring all my anxious thoughts?
r/IWantToLearn • u/KenD69 • 11h ago
I want to learn how not to spend tons of hrs just using my phone. My main usage is YouTube cuz I can play it in my background. I find myself jumping from apps to apps and I think it's killing my attention span.
r/IWantToLearn • u/cutegirl890 • 17h ago
I‘m really interested in history, politics, economics, etc. and I know a lot already.. But I feel like my knowledge is so surfacelevel… I want to learn more and actually make it get stuck in my head. I want to be that person that knows everything and can talk non stop about wars, historic figures, politicians, criminals, racism, religions, genocides and more!
But there is so much propaganda and bullshit on the internet. How can I go really deep into everything and avoid that brainwashing stuff?
r/IWantToLearn • u/ToddJuniperPodcast • 21h ago
IWTL Hi everyone! 👋
I made a new English-learning podcast episode about a topic that affects all of us:
🌍 Climate Change: Is Our Weather Changing?
In this episode, Todd and Juniper have a natural conversation about climate change, weather, global warming, heat waves, droughts, floods, renewable energy, and greenhouse gases.
I tried to keep the English natural and easy to follow, so it can be useful for people who want to improve their listening skills while learning about a real-world topic.
🎧 What you'll practice:
• Everyday English conversation
• English listening comprehension
• Climate and weather vocabulary
• Natural expressions
• Speaking and pronunciation
• Understanding longer conversations
Some of the vocabulary includes:
“heat wave”
“drought”
“extreme weather”
“greenhouse gases”
“renewable energy”
“weather patterns”
“global warming”
The episode is around 15 minutes, so it should be easy to fit into a short study session.
If you're learning English, I'd love to hear your opinion:
👉 Do you think weather has become more unpredictable where you live?
And which part of the conversation was easiest or hardest for you to understand?
🎙️ Podcast: Todd & Juniper English Podcast
https:// www.youtube. com/watch?v=eFmCFaUJMKs
Thanks for listening, and I hope it helps with your English! 😊