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Welcome to English Mitra – Your Learning Companion! We make learning English simple, practical, and fun. Whether you’re just starting out or want to speak more confidently, our lessons help you think, speak, and live English in real life.

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Easy grammar tips (no boring drills!)

Real-life conversations

Daily-use vocabulary

Motivational stories

40-day learning challenge 🚀

Join us and improve your English the friendly, practical way.
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10/01/2026

What are these body parts called? 🤔

You probably know these body parts—but do you know their specific English names?

In this Reel, learn 4 useful English words:

✓ Philtrum — the groove between your nose and upper lip
✓ Tragus — the small flap of cartilage in front of your ear
✓ Nape — the back of your neck
✓ Knuckle — a joint of your finger

How many did you already know — 1, 2, 3, or all 4? 👇

Learning specific English vocabulary helps you describe familiar things more precisely and speak English more naturally.

Save this Reel and test yourself again later! 📚

09/30/2026

You’ve seen these everyday things countless times… 👀
But do you know what they’re actually called in English?

Test yourself! 🤔

👟 The loop at the back of a shoe? → Pull loop
🚪 The protective plate at the bottom of a door? → Kick plate
🤐 The part of a zipper that moves up and down? → Slider

Pause before each answer and see how many you can guess! 👀

How many did you know — 1, 2, or 3?
Drop your score in the comments! 👇

09/29/2026

Can you guess these 3 English words before the answers? 👀

Someone who gets irritated very easily is irascible.
Someone whose mood changes quickly and unpredictably is mercurial.
Someone who acts without thinking about the consequences is impulsive.

These are powerful English vocabulary words for describing personality, moods, and behavior more precisely.

Listen to each question, make your guess, and see how many you knew! 📚

Which word was new to you? 👇

09/28/2026

😴 Have you ever heard someone talking in their sleep?

There’s actually a word for it:

SOMNILOQUY (noun)
👉 The act of talking while asleep.

📌 Example:
“His somniloquy kept everyone awake.”

English has some fascinating words, doesn’t it? 😄
Did you know this word before today? YES or NO? 👇

Follow English Mitra for more rare and interesting English words. 📚✨

09/27/2026

You’ve probably seen these things hundreds of times… 👀
But do you know what they’re actually called in English?

Let’s test your vocabulary! 🤔

👟 The flap under the laces of a shoe? → Tongue
🚪 The plate around a keyhole? → Escutcheon
👖 The finished edge of a piece of clothing? → Hem

Pause before each answer and see if you can guess! 👀

How many did you know — 1, 2, or 3?

Drop your score in the comments! 👇

09/26/2026

☀️ Have you ever noticed how warm and comforting the winter sun feels?

There’s actually a beautiful word for it:

APRICITY — the warmth of the sun in winter.

📌 Example:
We sat outside, enjoying the apricity on a cold January afternoon.

Did you know this word? Yes or no? 👇

09/25/2026

You’ve seen these a thousand times… but do you know what they’re called in English? 👀

Let’s test your vocabulary!

Today’s words:
🔹 Aglet — the tip of a shoelace
🔹 Grommet — a ring that reinforces a hole
🔹 Ferrule — a fitting or cap at the end of an object
🔹 Finial — a decorative end piece, such as on a curtain rod

Pause before each answer and see if you can guess the word yourself!

How many did you know? 1, 2, 3, or 4? 👇

09/24/2026

Nimblewit 🤔 — have you heard this word before?
A nimblewit is a clever, quick-thinking, or mentally sharp person.
📌 Example:
“She’s a real nimblewit, always coming up with clever solutions.”
It’s a rare English word, but a fun one to know! Would you use nimblewit in a conversation? 👇

09/23/2026

Can you guess these 3 English words before the answer? 👀

Someone who is kind and generous is benevolent.
Someone who can recover after difficulties is resilient.
Someone who is extremely careful and attentive to detail is meticulous.

These are powerful words that can help you describe people and situations more precisely and make your English more expressive.

Which one are you? 👇

Feeling “very busy”? 😅 There are more natural ways to say it in English!Instead of repeating “I’m very busy,” try these ...
09/23/2026

Feeling “very busy”? 😅 There are more natural ways to say it in English!

Instead of repeating “I’m very busy,” try these useful expressions:

🔹 Swamped — “I’m completely swamped this week.”
🔹 Booked solid — “I’m booked solid today.”
🔹 Snowed under — “I’m snowed under with work right now.”
🔹 Tied up — “I’m tied up at the moment.”
🔹 In the middle of something — “I’m in the middle of something, but I’ll get back to you soon.”
🔹 Up to my ears in work — “I’m up to my ears in work these days.”

These expressions can help you sound more natural, fluent, and expressive in everyday English.

Which one do you use most? 👇

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