Have you ever heard of amazake⁉️🍶 It’s simply a sweet Japanese drink made from fermented rice. 🔹There are two types of amazake, depending on how it’s made: 1.Sake-Kasu amazake: Contains trace amounts of alcohol. 2.Koji amazake: Contains no alcohol. 🌱 The benefits of amazake: 🔸it contains probiotics, bacteria and yeast that may support gut health. 🔸 it contains several B vitamins, including Vitamin B2 (which is good for your skin, hair, and nails). 🔸 it contains amino acids that have been studied for their potential benefits for the skin health. 🔸 it contains glucose, which provides the body with energy. 🔸 Koji amazake is also traditionally enjoyed as a summer drink in Japan. I have three questions 💡 - Have you ever tried amazake? - Does it taste good? @Taisei Koshida @Ryo Takayama - Do you have a similar sweet rice drink in your country?

Thank you, everyone, for joining the session and sharing your opinions. You all did a great job, and I really enjoyed hearing your different perspectives. Well done, everyone! @Evelyne Vincent @Miko Zhou @Rory Yuan @Raja Raja @Alejandro Latan @Zhiyan Shi @Amal Ta @Joaquin Baldomero Cruz Lucio @Lee Jing @Soufiane Ma @Jennifer Dong @Daria P @Jason Zhang @Yug P @Pika Bu @Tashi Ocean @Sara Li @Linus Z @Lens Lee

In today's class with @Nolla Nella , the topic was "Motivation and Discipline." We discussed using perfume as a reward after achieving success and as a way to stay even more motivated. Some people even use fragrance to boost their daily drive. @Amal Ta asked some information about "eau de Cologne " and "perfumes " See this full text Today we're talking about perfumes , I give you some specifics details. Last December I answer a question on LME 107 . LME Podcast December 16th 2024 After this publication " Knock-Off Perfumes And Colognes Are Bad Xmas Gifts: doctors are warning people about giving knock-off perfumes as gifts for Christmas. They say the dangers of fake fragrances and colognes include skin irritation, allergies and potential damage to the liver and kidneys. Experts advise shoppers to be careful." HERE MY ANSWER Below : Thank you very much for this great LME ! France , country of luxury perfumes. I want to show the differences in the names . Perfume (Parfum or Extrait de Parfum): This is the most concentrated form, typically containing 20-40% fragrance oils. It offers the strongest scent and longest-lasting power, often lasting for several hours. The more expensive . Eau de Parfum (EDP): This is a popular choice, with a concentration of 15-20% fragrance oils. It provides a good balance of strength and longevity, lasting for several hours. Eau de Toilette (EDT): This is a lighter option, containing 5-15% fragrance oils. It offers a moderate scent and lasts for several hours. Eau de Cologne (EDC): This is the lightest form, containing 2-4% fragrance oils. It provides a very light scent and lasts for only few hours. The origins of Eau de Cologne lie in the city of Cologne (Köln), Germany, in the early 18th century. More specifically, it is generally attributed to Giovanni Maria Farina (1685-1766), an Italian perfumer who settled in Cologne. The cheaper .( Bad quality in my opinion .)

Hello Everyone! I started my English journey 6-months ago but in between due to some personal reasons and mental health I had quited my practice my English practice 3-months ago, and today (at the few minutes ago) I thought to restart my English journey. Hope this time I'll not quit and improve my English speaking skills. :)

National Day Today, I am on leave for National day. I wanna practice my spoke English. When I click the link to watch the live video but it is not the time for living. I am a little frustrated. And I also wander how to make use of this course to improve my spoken English and listening skill, since I don't know how to find the proper way to learn.