📝 Your Task - Imagine this: An eccentric millionaire has developed a time machine (yes, really 😅). He lets you use it once — but with a very strict rule. 👉 You can go back in time and meet your 15-year-old self. 👉 You are allowed to ask or say ONE thing. 👉 That’s it. No long speeches. Now tell us: • Answer in your target language • What would you ask or tell your younger self? • Explain why you chose that message • You can be serious, emotional, funny, or honest • Go beyond one sentence • Use AI as needed ❓ The Question If you could go back in time and say one thing to your 15-year-old self, what would it be — and why? ✨ Example Answer (English) If I could talk to my 15-year-old self, I’d tell him to worry less about what other people think. I spent a lot of time trying to fit in instead of doing what actually interested me. I think that advice would have saved me a lot of unnecessary stress. ✨ Your turn. One trip. One sentence. One message to your younger self ⏳💬

📝 Your Task - Imagine this: You’re given the chance to ask Napoleon Bonaparte one single question. Despite all the controversy around him, he was undeniably an extraordinary and accomplished leader. He came from modest origins in Corsica, was seen as an outsider in France, spoke with an accent, and wasn’t particularly imposing physically. Yet, through ambition, intelligence, and discipline, he rose to the very top and reshaped European history. Now tell us: • Answer in your target language • Think of one question you would ask Napoleon • Explain why you would ask that question • You can focus on ambition, leadership, power, mistakes, success, or failure • Go beyond one sentence • Use AI as needed ❓ The Question If you could ask Napoleon one question, what would it be — and why? ✨ Example Answer (English) If I could ask Napoleon one question, I’d ask how much being an outsider shaped his ambition. Coming from a modest background and not fully fitting in, he still managed to rise incredibly fast. I’d like to know whether that feeling of having something to prove was a key part of his success — or something that ultimately worked against him. ✨ Your turn. One historical figure, one question, one explanation.

👏 Big respect to this week’s Top 10 on the leaderboard: 🥇 João Felipe 🥈 Jacob Gonzaga 🥉 Nárima Alemsan …and everyone else climbing fast 👏 These members didn’t “study more.” They simply showed up consistently. They wrote. They interacted. They got likes. They climbed. That’s how this community works. ⚙️ Quick Reminder: How the Leaderboard Works - Writing = points - Getting likes = more points - Consistency > perfection 👇 Now Your Turn Comment below (in your target language): 👉 Are you already on the leaderboard — or planning to be? You can keep it short. One sentence is enough. Today’s comment could be the one that gets you there next week.

📝 Your Task - Imagine this: An eccentric millionaire randomly discovers you (don’t ask how 😅) and decides to gift you a full book deal. 👉 Everything is paid for: • Editing • Publishing • Marketing • No deadlines pressure (but you do have to write the book) Your only job is to decide: • What is the title of your book? • What is it about? Now tell us: • Answer in your target language • Share the title of your book • Briefly explain what the book would be about • It can be serious, funny, absurd, or completely unrealistic • Go beyond one sentence • Use AI as needed ❓ The Question If you were given a book deal, what book would you write — and what would it be about? ✨ Example Answer (English) If I were given a book deal, I’d write a book called “How to Pretend You Have Your Life Together.” It would be a humorous book about adulthood, confusion, and learning things the hard way. The tone would be honest and funny, focusing on real experiences rather than advice that sounds perfect but isn’t realistic. ✨ Your turn. You’ve got the deal. The editor is waiting. What book are you writing? 📘😄

📝 Your Task - This is a persuasion + explanation challenge. 👉 Please: • Answer in your target language • Imagine your best friend is not sure about learning a new language • Your job is to convince them to learn your favorite language • Explain why it’s worth it (culture, opportunities, fun, travel, sound, anything) • Go beyond one sentence • Use AI as needed Talk to them like a real friend — not like a brochure. ❓ The Question If you had to convince your best friend to learn your favorite language, what would you say? ✨ Example Answer (English) I’d tell my best friend to learn Italian because it’s a beautiful and expressive language. It’s perfect for travel, food, and culture, and it makes conversations feel more emotional and alive. I’d also say it’s not as hard as it seems and that learning it would be a lot of fun, not just work. ✨ Your turn. Make your pitch — friendly, honest, and convincing 💬