Memes! A way of describing cultural information being shared. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.

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2020年10月16日 · Welcome to our community. Our goal is making memes about learning English to help you memorize and make sure you have fun. İf you have an idea, feel free to share it here with us. Thank you for your kind attention and support.

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I have the opposite, when I talk to myself in my head, I get worried about my ability to speak (English is a foreign language for me, I’m Russian). But when I start to speak I get satisfied and sometimes get roasted about my well put accent (by my classmates, I studied the language abroad for 4yrs).

2021年8月30日 · You can find memes at r/memes. There are so many memes and there are new memes every single day, so I’m not sure which ones to explain. If you find a specific one you don’t understand, you could maybe ask in the comments of that …

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There's no such thing as a universal "easy" or "hard" language. It all depends on each person, their culture, and the language they grew up with. A Japanese person might find it easier to learn Chinese rather than English but an English person would find it easier to learn Spanish than Japanese, etc. etc. So yeah, English is neither hard or easy.

r/English_Memes: Mr Harris' class English meme Its meme time, the only cure for the BIG SAD Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts

r/EnglishCartoonMemes: this is a community for all kinds of cartoon memes (templates included) and only cartoon memes are allowed here.