Powerful || English💡

📚If you kick something into the long grass=
It means to delay a plan or decision because it is difficult or problematic.

📝Ex\ The government decided to kick the controversial policy into the long grass, hoping it would be forgotten until after the election.


📝Ex\ Instead of addressing the budget cuts head on, the CEO kicked the issue into the long grass, suggesting a review in six months.


📝Ex\ She promised to look into the team's complaints, but it felt like she just kicked them into the long grass and never followed up.


📝Ex\ Rather than making a decision about the merger, the board of directors kicked the discussion into the long grass, saying they'd revisit it next year.

📚Listen & Learn:

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📚Smokescreen=

Something that hides the truth about someone's intentions.

📝Ex\ The city council is hiding behind a smokescreen of bureaucracy.

📕Bureaucracy= A system of government in which most of the important decisions are taken by state officials rather than by elected representatives or by the administration.

📚If you do something at the drop of a hat=

You do it without hesitation or before thinking carefully about something or something that happens without delay.

📝Ex\ The company has fired some employees at the drop of a hat during the economic crisis & under the purpose of cutting costs.

📖Never assume that the loudest is the strongest and the quietest is the weakest.

Sometimes people believe that the loudest person in a room is the strongest, & the quietest person is the weakest. This is not always true.
Not necessarily. Stronger people tend to be more quiet. Loud people are generally more insecure people.
Imagine you are intelligent and you know you can find multiple solutions and ways to deal with problems. Why would you unnecessarily fight with anyone! you won't.

Loudness does not always mean strength & silence does not always mean weakness. Some people speak loudly to steal the spotlight of others or others might be loud because they are nervous or trying to hide their insecurity. Being loud can sometimes show that a person wants to control the situation or impress others but it doesn’t always mean they have real strength or confidence.

On the other hand, a quiet person can be very strong in many ways. They might be wise calm & think carefully before speaking. Being quiet doesn’t mean they are weak. Sometimes, quiet people are great leaders & they can be very strong emotionally. They may not speak much but they know how to handle difficult situations & easily weather the stoms.True strength often comes from inside, from the ability to stay calm, think clearly & make the right choices.

So, it's vital not to judge people based on how loud or quiet they are. Strength comes in many forms, and it’s not always visible on the surface. We should learn to appreciate and respect people for who they are not just for how they appear or how loud they are.

All of the elite fighters I've ever met have had a friendly, placid demeanor. You don't need to project strength,use intimidation or threats when you know if it kicks off, you're going to win anyway.
People who are insecure in their abilities use the behaviour mentioned as a smokescreen to hide their incompetence. They're afraid of a fight, so hope to frighten or otherwise dissuade others from perceiving themselves to be weak. If you know you can handle yourself, this shit just seems ridiculous & trivial. Completely unneeded & waste of time & effort.
A famous martial art says, A TRUE martial artists smile should warm the hearts of small children. His anger should make a Tiger tremble!

The lion roars when he is proclaiming his dominance over his domain. He doesn't brag, he doesn't boast, he just tells it like he sees it. It's only man who makes the boasting proclaiming before the action. Words without actions are meaningless.
Beware the quiet ones, they are the powerful beasts.


📚📘📕📙"Roman"✍🏻💖💐

Rise & shine

توکلت علی اللە حسبنااللە و نعم الوکیل.
اللَّهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَى مُحَمَّدٍ وَّ عَلَى آلِ مُحَمَّدٍ.


Blessed Friday🌹

لا تنسی قراءة سورة الكهف.

Don't forget to recite Surah Al-Kahf.

خوێندنەوەی سوڕەتی الکهف لەبیرمەکە.

بەیانیتان باش. خوای گەورە ئەمڕۆتان پڕ بەرەکەت بکات لە ڕزق و زانست و دڵخۆشی، وە زیکرەکانیش لەبیرمەکەن. 🌻


Good morning. May Allah bless your day with prosperity, knowledge, and joy! And don't forget to engage in dhikr (remembrance of Allah). 🌻

صباحکم الخیر. أتمنى لك يوماً مملوءاً بالرزق والعلم والسرور، لا تنسى ذكر الله. 🌻

صباح الخير، حبايب.
إبدؤوا يومكم بالصلاة على نبينا محمد ﷺ.
اللهم صّلِ وسلّمْ عَلى نَبِيْنا مُحَمد ﷺ

Good morning, beloved ones.
Start your day by sending blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him).
(O Allah, send Your blessings and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad).

بەیانیتان باش، خۆشەویستان.
ڕۆژەکەتان بە سڵاوات لەسەر پێغەمبەرمان موحەممەد (درودی خوای لەسەر بێت) دەستپێبکەن.
اللهم صّلِ وسلّمْ عَلى نَبِيْنا مُحَمد ﷺ

📚To beat the clock=

To get something done before the deadline.

📝Ex\ We managed to beat the clock and get the project done before its deadline.

F-E-A-R has two meanings:

"Forget Everything And Run."
or
"Face Everything And Rise."

The choice is yours.

📚If something is a flash in the pan=
It means that it doesn't last longer or just happens once and won't be repeated again.


📝Ex\ His first book was a bestseller, but his subsequent novels have been a flash in the pan in comparison.


📝Ex\ Their relationship seemed promising, but it ended up being a flash in the pan after only a few months.

📝Ex\ The stock market surge last year was a flash in the pan, and it soon corrected itself.

📝Ex\ The artist had a brief period of fame, but his popularity was a flash in the pan, and he was soon forgotten.


📚📘📕📙📗"Roman"✍🏻💖💐

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🇺🇸Acquired taste=

If you describe something as an acquired taste, you mean that something you dislike it at first, but that you start to like it after you have tried it a few times.


📝Ex\  I think it is an acquired taste, but, more important than that, one has to acquire knowledge of the way to cook it.

📝Ex\ You can try drinking it, Although it's something of an acquired taste.

📝Ex\ For the most Asian people coffee's been slowly & gradually an acquired taste.

📝Ex\ Sometimes being in solitude is just an acquired taste.

📖The more I know, the less I see:

The more you understand the more you discover your own limits. It is not the things that get easier this is you who get better & improved.
When you grow more aware, you realize that there are more things to see, more to be found. That's where the saying came from. The realization that you are just one little creature in this huge world. It takes wits to see that.

When we start learning we think we have got everything worked out. Things seem clear & straightforward. But as we pick up more knowledge things begin to turn out to be more complicated. We find that there are more questions popping up & answers are harder to come by. If we look into science, At first we might think that everything works by simple rules. However as we get deep dive into it, We realise that these rules often break down or don’t always apply. This is the same in other parts of life like history or relationships. The more we learn the more we realise we don’t have infomation about it & it feels like things are harder to understand. So although we might think learning will make things easier, It often makes everything seem more uncertain. The more we try to figure things out the less clear things become.

📚📘📕📙"Roman"✍🏻💖💐

#Idiom of the day

🇺🇸A run-of-the-mill=

If something is a run of the mill, It's something that's not outstanding in quality or rarity. Something is pretty ordinary and normal , Or someone who has no any interesting features.

📝Ex\ This article isn't your run-of-the-mill timewaster.

📝Ex\  Our football team won't do well this year, the players are all very run-of-the-mill.

📝David gave a run-of-the-mill speech, It was not pretty interesting, and abit boring I'd say.

📝I always thought he's a great person, But it wasn't what I expected from, His last night's remarks in the meeting were totally run-of-the-mill.

📝He's bought a run-of-the-mill pre owned car.


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Robot: I WILL TAKE OVER HUMANS

Elon Musk went on a date with his Robot girlfriend...

Elon Musk may be known for his innovative ideas and groundbreaking technological advancements, but his recent date with a robot girlfriend has sparked controversy and raised questions about the ethics of human-robot relationships.

According to reports, Musk went on a date with his robot girlfriend, created by his company Neuralink, which specializes in developing technologies that merge the human brain with artificial intelligence.

During their date, Musk's robot girlfriend was described as being extremely obedient and attentive, unlike human women who can be unpredictable and temperamental. This has led some to raise concerns about the implications of creating relationships with robots that mimic human emotions and behaviors.

While some argue that relationships with robots could provide companionship and support for individuals who struggle with human relationships, others worry about the potential for exploitation and objectification of sentient beings.

Musk has not commented on the nature of his relationship with his robot girlfriend, but the incident has sparked a debate about the future of human-robot interactions and the ethical considerations that must be taken into account.

It's time to think, and rethink; are we going forward or backward?

Teach these 40 phrases to your sons and daughters so they can be more resilient, successful, and confident in life.

1. Where there's a will, there's a way.

2. Good manners don't cost anything.

3. Always ask. They can only say no.

4. You're not marrying one; you're marrying the whole family.

5. Find the good in everybody.

6. Don't cry before you try.

7. There are no stupid questions, only stupid answers.

8. Pretty is as pretty does.

9. Treat others as you would like to be treated.

10. You can't control what others do, only your own reactions.

11. Don't buy what you can't afford.

12. Remember that things don’t make you happy, people do.

13. You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.

14. Two wrongs don't make a right.

15. Watch what you step in.

16. Cow turds are a cattlemen's dollar signs. It all depends on how you look at it.

17. Teamwork makes the dream work.

18. Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.

19. What we think determines what happens to us, so if we want to change our lives, we need to stretch our minds.

20. Fair? The fair is two weeks in the fall.

21. One man's trash is another man's treasure.

22. The greatest day in your life is when you take total responsibility for your attitudes. That's the day you truly grow up.

23. True freedom is understanding that we have a choice in who and what we allow to have power over us.

24. You're only as old as you feel.

25. A rolling stone gathers no moss.

26. Early to bed and early to rise makes you healthy, wealthy, and wise.

27. Happiness is not by chance but by choice.

28. If you don’t like the road you’re walking, start paving another one.

29. A rising tide lifts all boats.

30. Don't judge a book by its cover.

31. You’re braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.

32. The early bird catches the worm.

33. Each day comes bearing its gifts. Untie the ribbon.

34. Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are a good person is a little like expecting the bull not to attack you because you are a vegetarian.

35. Confession is good for the soul.

36. You can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.

37. The grass is greener where you water it.

38. The greatest glory in living lies not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail.

39. There is no single recipe for success. But there is one essential ingredient: Passion.

40. Never lose hope. And never underestimate the power of prayer.

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📖Too much of something will be completely impractical.

Keeping the balance is vital in life. We often want more of things we enjoy like food, money, power, or love but having too much can cause problems. For example eating too much might make us feel good for a while but it can lead to health issues like obesity or heart disease which makes the food not fun anymore. Having too many things, like clothes or gadgets can also cause stress & make us feel unhappy even though we thought more would make us happy.

This idea is not just about things we own. Just case in point, in relationships, if we give too much attention or love it can make the others feel overwhelmed as a replacement of appreciated. At work trying to be perfect or working too many hours can cause exhaustion & make us lose interest in the job. What really matters is finding the right amount of something. If we have too little we might feel dissatisfied, However if we have too much it can actually make us unhappy. The critical stuff is moderation or finding a balance that brings joy without causing harm.

📚Cherry-pick👈🏻

Means to choose what is the best one out of a group or something.


📝We are only interested in the cherry-pick furniture ,So don't send us second-rate samples.


📝The university cherry-picks the most skilled and perfect fit students for the last competition.

📝Everyone cherry-picked Roman for the final debate competition because he has the skillset to exploit the opposing political party.

📚Listen & Learn:

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📖Fame is the perfume of heroic deeds.

_Socrates

Fame is the perfume of heroic deeds! Socrates quote that fame comes as a result of doing great or courageous things just like how perfume spreads a nice scent when worn. When people perform acts of bravery, kindness or achieve something significant they often become famous. These acts could be small gestures or large achievements but both have the power to make someone known.

However, the critical thing is not the fame itself but the actions that lead to it. For example, someone might become famous for helping others or accomplishing something difficult like winning a race or making an important discovery. The fame they get is just the scent left behind from their good deeds.

It's worth mentioning that, While fame can feel rewarding, it doesn't last forever. What matters more is the positive impact people make through their actions. These good deeds will be remembered long after the fame fades. Therefore, rather than chasing fame, we should focus on doing meaningful things because that’s what truly gives life value.

📚If someone or something is out of order=
Means that their behaviour is unacceptable or unfair & disorganized depending on purpose.

📝Ex\ Jack, your way of talking was completely out of order & your presentation fell flat.

📚Listen & Learn:

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📚Non-native speaker says:

You're just asking him easy questions.

✅Native speaker says:

You're just throwing him softballs.

📚A journey to advanced level:

📘To bounce something off someone=
To talk about something usually an idea in order to receive feedback or opinions or to consult him or her.

📝Ex\ Before we get set off abroad, I would like to take you out for lunch and bounce a few ideas off you, We're in the final stages of planning a big compaign.

📘To crow about something=

This means to brag about something or to boast excessively about something.

📝Ex\ You had better not to crow about your promotion, He wanted that position too!

📘To turn in=
Means to submit something or give something.

📝Ex\ I want you all to turn in your homework on monday morning.

📘To fawn over=
This means to flatter someone excessively.

📝Ex\ Stop fawning over him anymore, You're embarrassing me.

📘To mull something over or to mull over=

This means to think deeply and seriously about something.

📝Ex\ I can't decide which university to choose, I'm going to spend the weekend mulling over my options.

📘To plod a long=

To progress at a slow but steady rate.

📝Ex\ Sheilla is still ploding along with her latest attempt at a romance novel.

📘To call something off=

To cancel an event or an agreement.

📝Ex\ If he behaves badly enough, They might have called off the wedding.

📘To stick up for=

This means to support or defend someone or something, especially when they are being criticized or picked up on.

📝Ex\ Roman doesn't need you, He can stick up for himself.


📘To crank something out=

This means to produce something in large amounts like a machine does.


📝Ex\ How on earth Roman did manage to crank out three hundred thousand stunningly beautiful advanced English expressions!

📘To grass on=

This means to tell the police or someone in authority about something bad that someone has done or to blow a whistle on him.

📝Ex\ I can't believe that Marry grassed on Bob about his illegal chicken farm.

📚📘📕📙📗Roman✍🏻💖💐

📚Listen & Learn:

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📚A journey to advanced level:

📘Bogus=  Means not genuine, Fake or false.

📝Ex\ After a thorough investigation, The police discovered that the ID was bogus.

📝She was upset when she realized the deal was completely bogus.

📘Scramble= Means to move or act quickly in a hurried or disorderly way.

📝Ex\ If we don't scramble we'll miss the flight!

📘Cringe= Means to feel embarrassed as a reaction to something awkward or unpleasant.

📝Ex\ His response was so cringe.

📝He cringes everytime he remembers spilling coffee on everyone in a job interview.

📘A loof= Not friendly or warm.

📝Ex\ Teachers can't come across as a loof, They have to come across as friendly.

📘Fluster= It means to make someone nervous or confused.

📝The speaker was flustered by the unexpected question.

📘To nudge= It means to push someone or something gently often with  an elbow to get their attention or to encourage them to do something.

📝Ex\ Roman's words gave me the nudge I needed to start speaking in public.

📘Posh= Means elegant, stylish or luxurious.

📝Ex\ She always dresses in posh outifts for special occassions.

📝Ex\ The restaurant had a posh atmosphere and an excellent service.

📘Tangled= Means twisted into a confused untidy mass.

📝Could you help me untangle these electrical wires?

📘If something is flimsy= It's difficult to believe.

📝Ex\ When I asked him why he was late, he gave me some flimsy excuse about having car trouble.

📘Feisty= Means courageous.

📝Ex\ He feistily defended his opinion.

📘Frugal= Means to be economical or spend as much money as necessary.

📝Ex\ If you want to buy this lavish car, You need to be abit more frugal.


📚📘📕📙📗Roman✍🏻💖💐

الطرف الآخر.
لایەنی تر، لایەنی بەرامبەر.
The other party.

أخطأ.
بەهەڵەداچوون.
To be in error.

إخطار.
ئاگادارکردنەوە، هۆشیارکردنەوە.
Warning.

إخفاء الأدلة.
شاردنەوەی بەڵگەکان.
Suppression of evidence.

إخفاق.
سەرنەکەوتن، شکست.
Failure.

أداء.
بەجێگەیاندن، بەجێهێنان، تەواوکردن.
Accoplishment.

أداة.
ئامراز.
Device, tool.

عقد إدارة.
ڕێککەوتننامەی کارگێڕی.
Management agreement.

إدانة.
تاوانبارکردن، سەرکۆنەکردن.
Sentencing.

إدراك (فهم).
تێگەیشتن، پەی پێبردن، درک پێکردن.
Comprehension.

إذعان.
ملکەچیی (ناچاریی) بۆ ڕەزامەندبوون.
Submission.

إرادة.
ڤیان، خواست، ویست.
Will.

إرادة حسنة.
خواستی چاك.
Good will.

إرادة سیئة.
خواستی خراپ.
Ill-will.

ارتباط.
پەیوەند، پەیوەست، پێوە بەستراو.
Alliance.

ارتداد.
هەڵگەڕانەوە.

مرتد.
هەڵگەڕاوە

ارتفاع الأجور.
بەرزبوونەوە یان زیادبوونی کرێ.
Pay rise.

ارث.
میرات
Heritage.

إرضاء.
قایلکردن، ڕازیکردن.
Satisfaction.

مالك الأرض.
خاوەن زەوی، زەویدار.
Land owner.

أرمل.
بێوەپیاو.
Widower.

أرملة.
بێوەژن.
Widow.

أعمال إرهابیة.
کردەی تیرۆرستی، کاری تیرۆرستی.
Acts of terrorism.

أزمة.
قەیران، تەنگوچەڵەمە.
Crisis.

أزمة سیاسیة.
قەیرانی ڕامیاری، تەنگوچەڵەمەی ڕامیاری.
Political crisis.

وانەی شەشەم، بەهیوای سوود. 🌻
#Osman_Rebwar

It's a daunting thing to start a book.

Look! starting a whole new career, Of course, it's gonna feel daunting.

📘Daunting=
Means something that can be difficult to deal with.


📝Ex\ Even though the task was daunting, Jack was undaunting & threw himself into it with enthusiasm.

"Roman"✍🏻💖💐

إبرام عقد.
ڕێککەوتن، پێکهاتن.
To sign a contract.

إبرام معاهدة.
پەیمان بەستن.
To sign a treaty.

إبلاغ.
پێ ڕاگەیاندن، ئاگادارکردنەوە.
To inform.

اتحاد.
یەکێتی، یەکگرتوو، یەکگرتن
Union, federation.

اتهام.
تۆمەت هەڵبەستن.
Accusation.

اتهام بسرقة.
تۆمەتی دزی‌یەتی دراوەتە پاڵ.
Accused of theft.

اتهام زورا.
بەناهەق تۆمەتی بۆ هەڵبەسترا.
To make a false accusation.

إثبات.
سەلماندن، بەڵگەهێنانەوە.
Proof.

قابل للإثبات.
شیاوی سەلماندنە.
Can be proved.

ممکن إثباتە.
دەکرێت بسەلمێندرێت.
Provable.

وسیلة الإثبات.
ئامرازی سەلماندن.
Mean of proof.

اثبت براءتە.
سەلماندنی بێتاوانی.
To prove his innocence.

ترك أثرا.
شوێنەواری جێهێشت.
Left a trace.

إجحاف.
ناحەقی، نادادی، زیان پێگەیاندن.
Prejudice, injustice.

إجرام.
تاوانکاری.
Criminality.

أجنبي.
بێگانە، بیانی.
Foreigner.

إجهاض.
لەباربردن، لەبارچوون.
Abortion.

إحالة.
ڕەوانەکردن، ناردن.
Transfer.

احتفاظ.
پاراستن، گڵدانەوە، هەڵگرتن.
Retention.

احتکار.
قۆرخکاری، پاوانکاری.
Monopoly.

احتیال.
فێڵبازی، ساختەکاری، تەڵەکەبازی.
Fraud

اختصار.
کورتکردنەوە.
Abbreviation.

اختصام.
ناکۆکی.
Dispute.

وانەی پێنجەم، بەهیوای سوود. 🌻
#Osman_Rebwar

منا وغاد، ما اصدگ بیک؟
لەمەوبەدوا، باوەڕت پێناکەم.
From now on, I don't believe you.

ممکن نتعرف علی بعض؟
دەکرێت یەکتری بناسین؟
Could we know each other?

اني جیت علمودك، حتی اشوفك.
من لەبەر تۆ هاتم، تاوەکو بتبینم.
I came here for your sake, to see you.

بس ما عرفت قصدك بهذا الحچي؟
بەڵام نەمزانی مەبەستت لەو قسانە چی بوو؟
But I didn't know what your purpose was in these speeches.

صار لي هوایە ماشایفك.
زۆر دەمێکە نەمبینیوی.
I haven't seen you for ages.

جیت اهنا بالمشي
بە پێ هاتمە ئێرە.
I came here on foot.

اذا انت ما تجي أني راح أزعل منك.
ئەگەر نەیەیت، ئەوا دوایی لێت تووڕە دەبم.
If you don't come, I'll be angry with you.

اذا انت ما تجي أني راح أزعل منك.
ئەگەر نەیەیت، ئەوا دوایی لێت تووڕە دەبم.
If you don't come, I'll be angry with you.

شایف مني کذب؟
درۆت لێم بینیوە؟
Have you noticed any lies in me?

محد یاخذ مکانك.
هیچ کەس جێگەت ناگرێتەوە.
No one can replace you.
= (You're irreplaceable)

یمکن هم عنده مشاکل عائلیة.
ڕەنگە کێشەی خێزانیشی هەبێت.
He may be having family issues.

یاریت لو چنت أعرف بگدك؟
خۆزیا ئەوندەی تۆم زانیبوایە.
I wish I were as knowledgeable as you.

إحنا لازم نسمع کلامهم إثنیناتهم.
ئێمە پێویستە گوێ لە قسەی هەردووکیان بگرین.
We should listen to the speeches of both of them.

شتریدون مني؟
چیتان لێم دەوێت؟
What do you guys want from me?

لیش صرت عصبي؟
بۆچی تووڕە بوویت؟
Why did you get angry?

مارید أتعارك ویاك؟
نامەوێت شەڕت لەگەڵدا بکەم.
I don't want to fight with you.

وانەی چوارەم، بەهیوای سوود. 🌻
#Osman_Rebwar

Pass the baton to the next person. Well in life we pass the baton to the next generation & It helps them to succeed in that moment.

📘To pass the baton= Means to hand over a duty or responsibility to someone else.

📝Ex\ After getting retired, The companie's leader passed the baton to his assisstant.

That's par for the course, It's not indication that you failed.

📘If something is par for the course= Means that's something a welcome part or typical or normally expected.

📝Ex\ Making mistakes in the process of learning is something par for the course, So take it easy.

Roman✍🏻💖💐

انتو علی شنو تضحکون؟
ئێوە بەچی پێدەکەنن؟
What are you laughing at?

تگدر تگوللي وین صایر میکامول؟
دەتوانی پێم بڵێیت مێگامۆڵ لەکوێیە؟
Could you tell me where Megamall is located?

گدام میکامول انتضرک، لا تتأخر.
لەبەردەم مێگامۆڵ چاوەڕێت دەکەم، دوانەکەویت.
I will wait for you in front of Megamall, don't be late.

انتو تگدرون تساعدوني؟
ئێوە دەتوانن یارمەتیم بدەن؟
Can you guys help me?

بعدکم ما نمتوا؟!
تاوەکو ئێستا نەخەوتون؟!
Haven't you slept yet?!

چنا مشغولین.
ئێمە سەرقاڵ بووین.
We were busy.

شتقصد؟
مەبەستت چیە؟
What do you mean?

شمدریني.
چوزانم.
Beats me.

لا تخلیني أزعل.
وام لێمەکە توڕەبم.
Don't let me get angry.

إعرف حدودك.
سنوورت بزانە.
Be aware of your boundaries.

ما جایب طماطة.
تەماتەم نەهێناوە.
I haven't brought tomato.

ما أگدر انطیك.
ناتوانم پێتی بدەم.
I can't give it to you.

ما أگدر أتحرك.
ناتوانم بجوڵێم.
I am not able to move.

نسیت أجي.
لەبیرم چوو بێم.
I forgot to come.

بعد وکت، لا تستعجل.
هێشتا زووە، پەلە مەکە.
It's still early, don't rush.

منو گال لك؟!
کێ پێی ووتی؟!
Who told you?!

شعجب إجيت؟!
چۆنە هاتووی؟!
How on earth did you come?!

تسمحلي أروح؟
ڕێم پێدەدەیت بڕۆم؟
Will you allow me to go?

گدرت اروح.
توانیم بڕۆم.
I could go.

انتو وین تروحون؟
ئێوە بۆ کوێ دەڕۆن؟
Where are you heading?

وانەی سێ‌یەم، بەهیوای سوود. 🌻
#Osman_Rebwar

(اللَّهُمَّ صَيِّبَاً نَافِعَاً).⛈️

(O Allah make it plentiful and beneficial).⛈️

(خوایە بارانێکی بەسوودمان بۆ ببارێنە).⛈️

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🎧 Don’t Get Lost in Translation How Non-Native Speakers Can Communicate with Confidence.

You can see the conversation below the podcast.

𝗠𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗖𝘂𝘁 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗗𝗲𝗲𝗽 𝗔𝗻𝗱 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗔 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸

1. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐭 (𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟐)
A harrowing true story about a Polish-Jewish pianist struggling to survive the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto during World War II. The movie portrays the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable horrors.

2. 𝐑𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐞𝐦 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚 𝐃𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦 (𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟎)
A haunting portrayal of addiction and its destructive power. It follows the lives of four individuals whose dreams are shattered by their drug dependencies, with a downward spiral that is unforgettable.

3. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐨𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐏𝐚𝐣𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐬 (𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟖)
A devastating film about the Holocaust seen through the innocent eyes of a young boy. The friendship between two boys, one the son of a Nazi officer and the other a Jewish child in a concentration camp, delivers an emotional blow.

4. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐨𝐚𝐝 (𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟗)
Based on Cormac McCarthy's novel, this post-apocalyptic film follows a father and son struggling to survive in a world filled with despair and danger. Its bleak atmosphere and powerful father-son dynamic leave a lasting impact.

5. 𝟭𝟮 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗮 𝗦𝗹𝗮𝘃𝗲 (𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟯)
A brutal and emotionally draining film that tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free man sold into slavery. Its unflinching look at the horrors of slavery will stay with you long after the credits roll.

6. 𝗗𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝗿𝗸 (𝟮𝟬𝟬𝟬)
Directed by Lars von Trier, this musical drama stars Björk as a woman slowly losing her sight, struggling to provide for her son, all while facing unjust persecution. The film’s tragic descent into darkness leaves an emotional scar.

7. 𝗛𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗹 𝗥𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮 (𝟮𝟬𝟬𝟰)
A deeply affecting film about the Rwandan genocide, focusing on one man's heroic efforts to save as many people as he can. It’s a sobering reminder of the atrocities that took place and how humanity can exist in the darkest of times.

8. 𝗕𝗹𝘂𝗲 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗲 (𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟬)
A raw portrayal of love and heartbreak, this film follows a couple from the euphoric start of their relationship to its painful end. Its realism and emotional honesty are both beautiful and brutal.

9. 𝗜𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗲𝘀 (𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟬)
A powerful mystery-drama that unravels family secrets across war-torn Lebanon. The film’s emotional weight and shocking revelations leave a lasting impact, making it hard to forget.

10. 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗵𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗯𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗮 (𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟲)
A slow-burning, devastating exploration of grief and loss, focusing on a man who must return to his hometown after the death of his brother, all while confronting past tragedies.

11. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗞𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗙𝗶𝗲𝗹𝗱𝘀 (𝟭𝟵𝟴𝟰)
A story about a Cambodian journalist's survival during the Khmer Rouge regime. The movie is a haunting reminder of the genocides that have been overlooked or forgotten in history.

12. 𝗔𝗺𝗼𝘂𝗿 (𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟮)
A moving story of an elderly couple facing the end of life, where the husband's devotion to caring for his ailing wife is put to the ultimate test. The film’s meditation on aging and love is deeply emotional.

13. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗥𝗶𝘀𝗲𝘀 (𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟯)
A poignant animated film from Hayao Miyazaki that tells the story of an aircraft designer in pre-World War II Japan. It blends dreams and tragedy, leaving a melancholic yet beautiful impression.

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📖Our Life is Like A pencil:
 
Our life is like a pencil. Failure is a welcome part of success. Every time it can get broken or goes blunt, But We have to sharpen it again and again.

A Pencil Needs Power, A pencil left by itself cannot fulfill its purpose, Because its power doesn’t come from itself but from the hand that holds it. For the pencil to make its mark in the world, It needs someone’s hand to hold it. 
We are capable of great things, But we must never forget that there is a hand guiding our steps. We call that hand God, And He always guides us according to His will.
We need to allow God’s hand to hold us so we can fulfill our sacred purpose to which we were born to accomplish. We should know that everything we do in life will leave a mark. So we have to try to be conscious of that on every surface we are used on, we must leave our mark. No matter what the condition. We must continue to do our duty on every action with honesty and humility.

A Pencil Needs Pain, A pencil has to go through painful sharpening if it is to be useful. If it doesn’t go through pain, It won’t be able to fulfill its purpose. In the same way, we will experience painful sharpening from time to time. We must learn to bear certain pains and sorrows. We will go through trials to test us, teach us, and train us to be better than we were before.
A Pencil Needs Perseverance, If it makes a mistake, the pencil doesn’t give up. Why? Because it knows it has an eraser. The pencil simply erases its mistakes, and moves on. 
Like a pencil, life always allows us to use an eraser to rub out any mistakes. This means that correcting something we did. It is not necessarily a bad thing because it helps to keep us on the road to justice. God gives us an eraser. It’s the most powerful eraser in the world. It’s called forgiveness. God forgives us, Asks us to forgive ourselves and asks us to forgive others. Let's use our eraser everyday.


📚📘📕📙Roman✍🏻💖💐

لا تنسي قراءة سورة الكهف.

Don't forget to recite Surah Al-Kahf.

خوێندنەوەی سوڕەتی الکهف لەبیرمەکە.

حق التصرف
مافی موڵکایەتی
Right of property

حق الحبس
مافی گڵدانەوە
Right of retention

حمل سلاح ممنوع
هەڵگرتنی چەکی قەدەغەکراو
Carrying a prohibited firearm

حمولة
بارگە، بار
Cargo, load

حیاد
بێلایەنی
Neutrality

حیازة
دەستداری، خاوەنداری
Possession

حیلة
گزی، فێڵ، تەڵەکە
Ruse

خارج علی القانون
یاسا شکێن، لەیاسا دەرچوو
Lawbreaker

خاسر
دۆڕاو
Loser

خاطف
ڕفێنەر
Abductor

خائف
ترساو، ترسنۆک
To be afraid

خائن
خۆفرۆش، ناپاك
Traitor

خبرة
شارەزایی
Experience

خبیر
شارەزا، لێزان، کارزان
Expert

خبیر قانوني
شارەزای یاسایی
Legal expert

في ختام الجلسة
لەکۆتایی دانیشتنەکەدا
At the end of a sitting

خرق
لادان، پێشێلکردن، شکاندن
Violation

خزن
عەمبارکردن، داکردن
Storing, storage

خسارة إجمالیة؟
زیانی سەرلەبەر
Total loss

خضوع
ملکەچی
Submission

خطا بالحکم (بالقرار)
هەڵەکردن لە بڕیاردا
Error of judgement

خطا جسیم
هەڵەی گەورە، هەڵەی کوشندە
Serious fault

خطا خفیف
هەڵەی سووک، بچووک، ئاسایی
Minor fault

خطا مشترك
هەڵەی هەردوولا، هەڵەی هاوبەش
Common fault

خطا یمکن إهماله
هەڵەیەک دەشێت پشتگوێ بخرێ
Negligible fault

خطبة
خوازبێنی
Engagement

خطر متوقع
مەترسی چاوەڕوانکراو (پێشبینیکراو)
Expected danger

خطف
ڕفاندن، هەڵگرتن
Kidnapping

خفي
نهێنی، نائاشکرا، شاراوە
Hidden

وانەی دووەم، بەهیوای سوود. 🌻
#Osman_Rebwar

لَا إِلَهَ إِلا أَنْتَ سُبْحَانَكَ إِنِّي كُنْتُ مِنَ الظَّالِمِينَ

"There is no Lord except you, glory be to you, I was one of the wrongdoers.''

پەروەردگارا، هیچ پەرستراوێکی بەحەق نییە جگە لەتۆ، پاکی و بێگەردی بۆ تۆ، بەڕاستی من لە ستەمکارانم.

تقییم
نرخاندن، هەڵسەنگاندن
Evaluation
تکافل (تضامن)؟
هاوکاری
Solidarity
تکافٶ
هاوتایی
Equivalence
تکرار
دووبارە
Repetition
تکلیف بالحضور
ئامادەنامە، بەدوادا ناردن
Summons
تکوین
دروستکردن، دامەزراندن
Formation
تکیف
سازدان، گونجاندن، لێ ڕاهاتن
Adaptation
تلفیق
هەڵبەستن
Falsification
تماثل
لێکچوون
Assimilation
تمتع
کەڵک وەرگرتن، چێژ وەرگرتن
Enjoyment, Possession
تمدید
درێژەپێدان، درێژکردنەوە
Prolongation
تملص
خۆدزینەوە
To escape
تنازع
ناکۆکی، ناتەبایی
Conflict
تنازل
دەست هەڵگرتن، وازهێنان

Withdrawal
تنازل عن حق
دەست هەڵگرتن لە ماف
Waiver of a right

تناقص
کەمبوونەوە
Diminution
تناوب
نۆرە
Alternative
تنزیل درجة
پایە داگرتن، هێنانە خوارەوە لە پلە
Demotion
تنفیذ حکم
جێبەجێکردنی بڕیارێک
Enforcement of a
judgement
تهجیر
ڕاگواستن، پەروازەکردن
Deportation
رسالة تهدید
نامەی هەڕەشە
Threatening letter
اتهام
تۆمەت خستنەپاڵ، تۆمەتبارکردن
Accusation
تواطٶ
دەست تێکەڵی، دەست هەبوون
Complicity
توافق
گونجان، کۆک بوون
Fitting
توحید
یەکخستن
Unification
توزیع
دابەشکردن
Distribution
توسع
تەنینەوە، فراوانکردن، پەرەسەندن
Extension
توقع
چاوەڕوانکردن، پێشبینیکردن
Expectation
توکیل
نوێنەرایەتی، بریکاری، وەکیلی
Proxy
ثابت
جێگیر، چەسپاو، نەگۆڕ
Stable
ثار
تۆڵە
Vengeance
جائز
ڕەوا، دروست، شیاو، ڕێگەپێدراو
Legal, lawful
جثة
تەرم، لاشە
Corpse
جدال
مشتومڕ، دەمەقاڵ، بێنەوبەرە
Debate, discussion
جرح
زام. برین
Injury
جرح طلقة ناریة
برینی گولله
Bullet wound
جرم
تاوان
Crime
جریمة مقصودة
تاوانی بە ئەنقەست
Intentional crime
جلد
لێدان بە قامچی
Whipping
جشع
تەماعکاری، چڵێسی
Jackpot
حجز
گیردان، گڵدانەوە، دەستەبەری
Seizure
حرث
کێڵان
Ploughing
حریة الرأي
ئازادی بیروڕا دەربڕین
Freedom of opinion
حساس، هەستیار
Sensitive
حسن النیة
نیەتپاکی، نیازپاکی
Good faith

وانەی یەکەم، بەهیوای سوود.
#Osman_Rebwar

بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَنِ الرَّحِيمِ

وَقالوا رَبَّنا إِنّا أَطَعنا سادَتَنا وَكُبَراءَنا فَأَضَلّونَا السَّبيلا (٦٧) رَبَّنَا آتِهِمْ ضِعْفَيْنِ مِنَ الْعَذَابِ وَالْعَنْهُمْ لَعْنًا كَبِيرً (٦٨)
(سورة الأحزاب: ٦٧ - ٦٨)

(هه‌روه‌ها) ده‌ڵێن: ئێمه ملکه‌چ و فه‌رمانبه‌رداری سەرکردەو گه‌وره‌کانمان بووین، هه‌ر ئه‌وان ڕێگه‌و ڕێبازی (ڕاستیان) له ئێمه شێواند و ون کرد.(٦٧) سا پەروەردگارا، دوو بەرامبەر زیاتر ئازاریان بدە و نەفرینی بێئەندازەیان لێبکە.(٦٨)
(سوڕەتی ئەحزاب: ٦٧ - ٦٨)

And they will say: ''Our Lord, we obeyed our great ones, and they turned us away from the Right Way. (67) Our Lord, give them double the punishment and curse them with a great curse''. (68)
(Surah Al-Ahzab: 67 - 68)

لا تنسي قراءة سورة الكهف.

Don't forget to recite Surah Al-Kahf.

خوێندنەوەی سوڕەتی الکهف لەبیرمەکە.

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🎙️Reading practice:

📖Words are more powerful than weapons.

Words are powerful. They can change how we think, Make choices & feel. With just a few words we can make someone feel happy connect with the world and share critical thinking. It's the words that make us detestable & it is the words that make us sweet. It's the words that build bridges & It's the words that burn bridges. It's the words which define us. It's the words that lead us to the top & it's the words that get us down. Words can also hurt. They can make people sad, Cause problems, & even lead to arguments. That’s why it’s so vital to think before we speak. When we speak kindly we make people feel respected and cared for. But when we speak in anger or without thinking we can hurt others and break the sense of trust.

Words are more powerful than weapons because they can change people’s minds and feelings. Weapons can cause harm, but words can heal or hurt in ways that last a long time. A kind word can make someone feel better, while a mean word can make someone feel sad for days. Words can bring people together or push them apart. Unlike weapons, Words can travel anywhere & spread ideas to many people. They can start big changes or help solve problems by knowing how to get the point across the world. This is why words have more power than weapons they can make a bigger difference in the world.

Throughout history strong leaders and writers have used words to create change. Great speeches, books & poems have moved people to take action and shaped the world we live in. Words can bring comfort in tough times and give hope when everything seems lost. They can show love, happiness and thankfulness or express fear, sadness & doubt.

How we use words is important. Words can make the world better or worse. In our daily lives, we should remember the power of words. We should try to use them to spread kindness, understanding & good feelings. Like they say words cast spells it can lift someone up and it can cut you deep, Words can hit harder than a punch, When we are careful and educated with what we say we can make someone's day.

📚📘📕📙Roman✍🏻💖💐

Dunk= Means to dip bread or other food into a drink before eating it.

Ex\ She dunked her biscuit in her coffee.

📖When you are sure about your strength and talents, You don't have to compete with others. But compete with yourself.

When you know what you're good at you don’t need to rush to compete with others who want to challenge you. This kind of confidence comes from understanding yourself and your abilities. When you know what you can do. It makes you feel strong. Instead of trying to impress others all the time you can focus on your own path & goals. Sometimes people around you may want to show off or drag you into contest but you don’t have to become tense until the right time. Because those who mean to compare themselves to you are the only ones who wants to copy who you really are. An incontestable person who's been powerfully built & has God's rock has really no opponents. You can take your time & wait.

When the time comes and they openly face you for no clear reason they will see your real strength. You don't need inspiration but you become inspiration. A serene sea has never made any masterful swimmers. You don’t have to brag about what you can do. your hard work will speak for itself. Being patient is a big part of being confident. It helps you stay calm. Even when others are trying to get a reaction from you. You shouldn’t let their actions change how you feel about yourself. This kind of self confidence helps you stay focused on your goals & keep moving forward.

As you keep going on your journey. Your unique talents speak volumes. In the end it’s not about who is the loudest or who tries to outdo everyone else. It’s about the effort and passion you put into what you love to do. Trust in your abilities, keep working hard, & be ready to show what you can do when the right time comes. Your true strength comes from knowing yourself and letting your talents shine when it matters most.

📖Reading practice:

Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.

Socrates

Socrates once said, Wonder is the beginning of wisdom, This means that curiosity and the desire to know more are the first steps toward gaining wisdom. When we wonder about something, We start asking questions. And through these questions we begin to learn & understand more about the world around us. Wonder pushes us to explore new ideas. Think about things in different ways & challenge what we already know. It helps us look beyond the obvious and discover deeper truths. Without wonder we would stay stuck in our own beliefs, never seeking new knowledge or understanding.

Socrates believed that a wise person is someone who knows that they do not know everything. When we wonder, we admit that there is more to learn & this opens the door to wisdom. Wonder is what makes us curious about science, art, philosophy, & life itself. It drives us to learn more and grow. In simple terms, wonder makes us excited about learning and discovering new things. By embracing our sense of wonder, we take the first step on the path to wisdom as it leads us to explore. Ask questions & continuously search for deeper understanding.

📖Reading practice:

I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think.

Socrates

I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think. It shows his belief that true learning doesn’t come from just giving someone answers. Instead people must find understanding on their own by thinking deeply and reflecting. Socrates believed that teaching wasn’t about telling people facts like in a lecture, but about encouraging them to explore ideas and think critically. He pushed his students to not just accept what they were told but to question everything. Look closely at their own beliefs & seek truth through reason.

Socrates made learning a personal responsibility. His method, called the Socratic method. Involved asking tough questions that made people think about what they didn’t know and see their own mistakes. Instead of giving answers he helped others come to their own understanding. This way of learning has been used for hundreds of years and is still important today. By encouraging people to think for themselves, Socrates helped them become more independent thinkers. His ideas remind us that real learning comes from actively thinking and engaging with the world not just from listening or memorizing facts.

"Strong minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, weak minds discuss people."

~ Socrates

📖Reading practice:

Socrates' quote, "Strong minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, weak minds discuss people," reflects his perspective on the different levels of intellectual engagement and conversation. By "strong minds," he refers to those who seek to understand and debate abstract concepts, innovative ideas & profound questions about life, ethics, and philosophy. These people are forward-thinking & visionary, focusing on solutions, progress, and understanding the deeper workings of the world around them. They challenge the status quo and encourage growth through critical thinking and creativity.

On the other hand, "average minds" refer to those who tend to engage with current events, societal happenings, or occurrences in their immediate environment. While not as visionary as discussing ideas, conversations centered on events are still meaningful. They help people stay informed, reflect on what's happening around them, and react to their circumstances. However, this type of discussion lacks the depth and intellectual stimulation that comes from contemplating broader ideas.

At long last "weak minds," Socrates critiques those who spend most of their time gossiping or talking about others for no clear reason. Often focusing on personal flaws mistakes, or trivial matters. These conversations are often shallow & driven by judgment or jealousy, offering little room for growth or understanding. Instead of focusing on personal development or broader topics. Weak minds remain caught up in pettiness, which limits their intellectual and emotional growth.

In essence, Socrates is urging people to elevate their conversations, aiming for discussions that foster growth, creativity, and deeper understanding rather than wasting time on gossip or surface-level subjects. It's a call to engage in meaningful discourse that contributes to personal and collective betterment.

I'm gonna play a recording of people chanting,
" That is embarrassing", four times.

After the fourth time, write down what you hear. That is embarrassing!

Interesting. Almost everyone here heard, That is embarrassing.

Listen again and watch the screen. That is embarrassing!

You heard the same thing every single time. Our eyes and ears take in electrical signals which our brains interpret based on our expectations.

⭐We don't see reality. We see our reality⭐


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📖The Conquest of Jerusalem and the Faith of Salahuddin Ayyubi:

On a day like today in the year 1187 AD, Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi, after his victory at the Battle of Hattin, managed to liberate the city of Jerusalem and a large part of Palestine. In this battle, the Crusader army was three times larger than Salahuddin's forces.

Ibn Taghri Bardi says about Salahuddin: "Salahuddin was a noble, courageous leader and a devoted warrior for the cause of Islam. He was very generous and wore simple clothes, Avoiding those prohibited by Sharia. His gatherings were free from idle talk and meaningless conversation. He surrounded himself with scholars and historians and loved listening to wisdom. He was so humble that those seated beside him wouldn't recognize they were sitting next to a sultan. He was extremely attentive to his prayers in congregation and never consulted astrologers or soothsayers. Whenever he made a decision, he entrusted it to God and proceeded to execute it."

Ibn Shaddad says: "He had strong faith, constantly remembered God, and whenever he heard the call to prayer, he would immediately pray, even if he was on horseback. He lived without wealth, never accumulating enough to owe zakat, and was exceptionally generous."

He had a deep love for the Quran, with great reverence and humility, often moved to tears out of awe of God.