Learn english with a AI

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Which language would you like to learn? Here are the options:

  1. Spanish 🇪🇸
  2. French 🇫🇷
  3. German 🇩🇪
  4. English 🇬🇧
  5. Japanese 🇯🇵
  6. Chinese 🇨🇳
  7. Italian 🇮🇹
  8. Turkish 🇹🇷
  9. Hindi 🇮🇳
  10. Polish 🇵🇱
  11. Russian 🇷🇺
  12. Korean 🇰🇷
  13. Swedish 🇸🇪
  14. Arabic 🇦🇪
  15. Dutch 🇳🇱
  16. Vietnamese 🇻🇳

You

4

GPT

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Great choice! What is your English language proficiency level?

  1. Beginner
  2. Intermediate
  3. Advanced

You

1

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Thanks for letting me know your level! Here are some topics we can start with:

  1. My Day: Learn to describe your daily routine using basic verbs and vocabulary, including times of the day and simple activities.
  2. My Family and Friends: Introduce your family members and friends, using basic adjectives and possessive pronouns. Discuss relationships, names, and occupations.
  3. Food and Drink: Acquire vocabulary related to food and drinks, practice ordering in a restaurant, and talk about your favorite meals. Includes phrases for likes and dislikes.
  4. Hobbies and Leisure: Share your hobbies and leisure activities. Learn vocabulary related to sports, arts, entertainment, and more.
  5. At the Market: Practice everyday transactions, learn numbers, prices, and names of common items, and engage in simple conversational skills.

Which topic interests you the most?

You

1

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Great choice! Let's start by talking about your daily routine. What time do you usually wake up in the morning?

You

I usually wake up at seven thirty in the morning.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

What do you do after you wake up?

You

I go to work after I wake up.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Do you have breakfast before you go to work?

You No, I eat breakfast when I arrive at the company.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

What do you usually have for breakfast?

You

Yes, I often eat breakfast at KFC, and I like coffee.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

What do you usually order from KFC for breakfast?

You

yes, i do

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

What specific items do you usually order from KFC for breakfast?

You

I often order burgers and Naughty Coffee.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Do you prefer your coffee with sugar or without?

You

I prefer my coffee with as much sugar as water.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Do you usually have a snack in the morning after your breakfast?

You

what is the snack?

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

A snack is a small amount of food eaten between meals. Common examples include fruit, nuts, yogurt, or biscuits. Do you sometimes eat something like this between breakfast and lunch?

You

No, I don't have a snack in the morning.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

What do you usually do before lunch at work?

You

I attend a daily meeting, then check the issues on Jira, and often write some Go code.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That sounds like a busy morning! What do you enjoy most about your work?

You

A smoother way to say this would be "I enjoy writing Go code.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

What do you find most interesting about programming in Go?

You

I think this will improve my skills, and I might earn more money.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That's a great motivation! How long have you been programming in Go?

You

I have been programming in Go for four years.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That's impressive! What was your first project using Go?

You

I used Go to write a 'Hello World' program.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That's a classic start! Have you worked on any large projects with Go recently?

You

I am working on PAM, a privilege account management system, using Go at my current company.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That sounds like a complex and important project! What do you find most challenging about working on PAM?

You

I'm developing the HA (High Availability) functionality for PAM.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That's a critical feature for any system. What techniques are you using to ensure high availability in PAM?

You

I use Keepalived to ensure high availability in PAM.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That’s a solid choice! How do you find working with Keepalived? Does it integrate well with the rest of your system?

You

I think it's fine; there's no better choice available.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

It sounds like Keepalived meets your needs well. Have you faced any specific challenges while configuring it?

You

Keepalived always notifies the backup when it starts.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That sounds like it could be a configuration issue. Have you looked into adjusting the notification settings?

You

Yes, but I couldn't fix it, so I ignored it.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Sometimes a workaround is necessary if it doesn't impact the overall functionality. What's the next feature you're planning to work on for PAM?

You

I am working on a feature to install components of PAM.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That's an essential feature for deployment. Are you using any specific tools or scripts to automate the installation?

You

I do it with Go, the user can use it on a web page.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That sounds like a very user-friendly approach! How do you ensure the installation process is smooth for users through the web interface?

You

I test it beforehand.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Testing beforehand is crucial. Do you use automated tests or manually check each part?

You

I use Postman to check each part, and I go through the full workflows.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Using Postman for API testing is very effective. Have you set up any automated collections in Postman to streamline your testing?

You

I am learning about the collections feature in Postman. I think it will be useful.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

That's a great tool to master! Collections can significantly improve your testing efficiency. What aspect of Postman collections are you focusing on learning first?

You

Making requests and using variables.

Language Teacher | Ms. Smith

Those are foundational skills for effective use of Postman. Are you finding any particular resources or tutorials especially helpful as you learn?