Author: Lilla

  • From “Please ensure…” to actionable instructions: fixing high-friction system messages

    From “Please ensure…” to actionable instructions: fixing high-friction system messages Context: The system error message was grammatically correct but functionally ineffective. It failed to tell the user: what exactly went wrong, where the problem was, or what to do next to proceed. This is a classic example of a high-friction system message: compliant in form,…

  • Talking About Past Events (with Adele & Awkward Weekends)

    Hey there! Welcome back to English Through the Looking Glass!Today’s episode is called:“Talking About Past Events” – or, in other words…How to talk about the weird stuff you did last weekend. Because let’s be honest — something always happens. Even if it’s just:“I stayed in bed. All day. Again.” To talk about the past, we…

  • My Daily Routine – but with a twist (and some Beatles, Rumi, & laughs)

    Learning English – Level A2 Hey there! Welcome to Shared Looking Glasses — your little corner of calm… and English learning.Today, I’m telling you about my daily routine. But not the boring kind, the kind that even a cat would fall asleep to.Nope, we’re adding music, a little philosophy, and maybe a tiny bit of…

  • Jump

    “Jump” into English – Learning Language through Van Halen’s Classic Hit Do you ever feel like learning English is a little too serious sometimes? Let’s change that. Today, we’re taking a leap – or should I say a jump – into learning with Van Halen’s iconic 1984 song “Jump.” This upbeat rock anthem isn’t just…

  • A nyelvérzék kérdése

    The myth of having a feel for language: Why is the ability to understand and intrinsic motivation more important in language learning? Many people think that the key to successful language learning is ‘language sense’ – that mysterious talent that makes some people seem to pick up foreign languages with ease. But the reality is…

  • Tisztás a ködben

    Tisztás a ködben – Clearing in the fog You are not dumb. They just shouldn’t have taught you that way.Clearing in the fog, sound in the silence – these are the first words of ClarityLingua. You know, that moment when you should be speaking English, but your mouth is dry and your mind is like…

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