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Today, Google is expanding its AI Professional Certificate on Coursera with their newest course on vibe coding that helps learners move from AI users to AI builders. For decades, building software required learning to code. But now, with vibe coding, AI is making it possible for professionals across industries to…
Ask any student who has been abroad what they miss most when they come back. Most of the time, they do not say the food or the city. They say the people. There is something specific that happens when you are dropped into an unfamiliar place with nothing pre-set. No existing friend group to fall […]
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Travelling to a foreign destination becomes much more enriching when you understand or can speak the local language. Sure, translating languages is now as easy as tapping a button on your smartphone, given the multitude of apps available. But it feels far more rewarding when you are able to interact…
For many high school students, volunteer hours can feel like another requirement to complete before graduation. But the right opportunity can become much more than a checklist item. It can help students understand service, build confidence, and see the world from a new perspective. EduTravel’s Bali Wellness & Culture Community…
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Trying to describe your favorite food in Japanese, from its flavor to texture, but at a loss for words? You can always say something is 美味しい (oishii), or delicious, but that might capture everything. It’s helpful to tell people how something tastes and feels, especially if they are asking why…
In Japanese, just like any other language, saying “you” or addressing someone properly is one of the most important basics. However, there are multiple ways to address others, with many words that mean “you” in Japanese, and the trickiest part is using the right word in the right context while…
I want to share my experience in the hope that it may help and inspire others who carry a dream in their hearts. I am currently studying Business Administration for my Bachelor’s degree in Berlin. My university offered students a so-called “direct exchange” program. The wonderful thing about such partner university exchanges is that students do not have […]
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Numbers in Japanese can be confusing because they use 2 different counting systems, and numbers themselves must be conjugated into one of them. The good news is that counting from 1 to 10 is actually the hardest part since everything after that gets much easier, even when counting up to…