Oh. Oh. Ah... Okay, Victoria. There is a word in German: Lebenslangerschicksalsschatz. And the closest translation would be lifelong treasure of death to me.

some translation is inevitable,

meaning of words in English and not their translation. There are words that you just

So you're working on your foundation and Your observation skills you can definitely do this in less than 10 minutes per a day by you Identification such as LingQ which is 100% free with LingQ You can read written text in English and you can dictate it with audio identification and if you don't understand any word in what you're reading you can simply click on it and it will give you the Translation and definition in addition to this LingQ has texts at all of the different levels of English all the way from a1 Up to c2 if you are reading a book and you had to stop and look up every single word or expression You didn't understand this could honestly take well over an hour, but with LingQ you can do this exercise Extremely efficiently with only 5 to 10 minutes per day This is something that's super easy to do when you wake up in the morning or before you go to bed at night This leads to the second exercise, which is simply just watching videos in English with English Subtitles, this is incredibly efficient because when you're watching videos in English with subtitles You're working on your vocabulary your grammar.

It's in Ukrainian language but here the translation.

I lost my translation.

After that, in medieval Europe, they were used as a symbol of translation.

And the best part for us language learners is the AI face-to-face translation.

In January, a company called ElevenLabs released a trial version of its AI translation software intended for dubbing movies.

A better translation, I think, is "hang on a second" or "could you give me a moment" or "please can you wait a second".