Thank you, @Tony Marsh and @Fabio D'Oliveira! The circular grammar chart inspired me to do it as a pie, with the vocab being slices of pie pulled out from the verb starters. Thank you, @Patricia Lines, because your comment made me think to add "cream" on top of my slices of pie (saying when, why, why not etc. that I would actually say on a call next week).

@Fabio D'Oliveira unlocked 'A Gramática Circular' (Circular Grammar) in his English Notebook Video Course for Brazilians. Based on that, I put together this Circular Grammar Chart as a way to generate conversation in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

A French call this week was painful. I was tired and my brain refused to play in any language. I do not want to play with another language at the moment, and decided on Sunday to pause with German. The next day ... I was taught two Arabic words! When the person told me he was going to teach me two Arabic words, I thought my head was going to fall off and roll down the hill to escape from overload. However, one of the words is so perfect for me, and I said the other and felt a rush of energy all through me and my eyes filled with tears. You never know what presents are coming. They fill my heart and make me tingle every time I say them. I´ve been saying them every day. I´m so grateful. In the queue in a shop yesterday I took a call in English and said I would call back. A customer who was leaving said to me: ¡Hablas inglés muy bien! Me: ¡Gracias! ¡Menos mal! Soy inglesa. Him: Jejeje. En serio, when you start learning English? Me: When I was born? Him: Jajaja. ¡Me encanta! (And walked out of the shop laughing.)

A little OPI from Dia 19 of the 20 day notebook course 😄 so cool to see how much we can understand and express in such a short time! Gracias Tony!

🇲🇽 ¿Cuál es tu libro favorito? 🇧🇷 Qual é o seu livro favorito? 🇸🇦 ما هو كتابك المفضل؟‎ Answers in any language are welcome 😊 📚