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This week on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Tien, who is from Hanoi, Vietnam.

This week on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Ramiro, who is in Brazil.

This week on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Jack who is in China.

This week, we answer a question from Kaia from China.

This week on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Lestyo from Indonesia.

This week on Ask a Teacher we answer a question from Yigitcan.

This week, we answer a question from a VOA listener who writes:

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Today, we answer a question from Ryan in China. He writes:

Today, we answer a question from our reader Miguel. He writes:

Today, we answer a question from Jorge in Colombia. He writes:

Today, we answer a question from Adriana in Uruguay.

Today, we answer a question from a group of friends. They write:

Today we answer a question from Soheila in Iran. She writes:

Today we answer a question from Donyaa in Iran. She writes:

Today we answer a question from Ahmad in Iraq. He writes:

Today we answer a question from Brigitte in France. She writes:

Today we answer a question from Levgenii, who was born in Ukraine. He writes:

This week, we received the same question from a fan in Italy and another in Brazil. But, we are sure the question is shared by even more English learners-so let's answer it!

Today we answer a question from Thu Huong. Thu Huong writes:

Today we answer a question from Taro. Taro writes:

Today we answer a question from Morgan in China. Morgan writes:

Each week we answer questions about American English from readers from outside the United States. But today we answer a question from the American state of Alabama. Khan writes: