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Mastering All Modal Verb Combinations in English: Beyond the Basics | LEVITIN SCHOOL
15.07.2025

Mastering All Modal Verb Combinations in English: Beyond the Basics

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Author: Tymur Levitin, founder, director, teacher and interpreter at Levitin Language School.🌍 Choose your language Why Modal Verbs Are More Than Just “Can” and “Must” Most learners know the basics: can, must, should, may. But modal verbs are far more than that — they’re how English expresses attitude, logic, prediction, criticism, doubt, and permission in the subtlest ways. […]

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When “job” Sounds Like a Threat: How a Mispronunciation Can Harm You | LEVITIN SCHOOL
14.07.2025

When “job” Sounds Like a Threat: How a Mispronunciation Can Harm You

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

🔞 For adult readers only This article is intended for students, teachers, and parents aged 18 and over. It addresses real cross-cultural risks related to pronunciation errors, without using obscene language.Its purpose is purely educational and preventive. 🎯 Pronunciation Isn’t Just a Sound When learning a language, we often focus on grammar, vocabulary, or stylistics. […]

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Language, Emotion, and Meaning — How Feelings Are Translated Between English and Ukrainian
10.07.2025

Language, Emotion, and Meaning — How Feelings Are Translated Between English and Ukrainian

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Language is not only about words — it’s about meaning. And meaning, in turn, is often shaped by emotion. When translating from English to Ukrainian or teaching these languages, we face a fascinating and delicate challenge: how to preserve the soul of a sentence, not just its grammar. The Lexicon of Feeling — Words That […]

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What If I Had Known? | LEVITIN SCHOOL
09.07.2025

What If I Had Known?

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Why the Subjunctive Past Isn’t About the Past at All At Levitin Language School, we teach languages not by memorizing — but by understanding. One of the most fascinating aspects of grammar is how it reflects our regrets, doubts, hopes, and alternate realities — especially when we say things like: “If I had known…” It sounds […]

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The Language Barrier Is Not About Language | LEVITIN SCHOOL
08.07.2025

The Language Barrier Is Not About Language

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Author’s column by Tymur LevitinFounder and Head Teacher at Levitin Language School🔗 Start Language School by Tymur Levitin What if the “language barrier” isn’t really about language? “I know the words. I know the grammar. But I still can’t speak.” Sound familiar? That’s what students all over the world say every day. And that’s what many […]

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Translating Literary Identity: A Cross-Language Study of Salinger and Remarque | LEVITIN SCHOOL
07.07.2025

Translating Literary Identity: A Cross-Language Study of Salinger and Remarque

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Author: Tymur Levitin, founder of Levitin Language School / Start Language School by Tymur Levitin Choose your language: https://levitintymur.com/#languages The soul of a character lives in the language When a student asks me why learning English or German matters so much, I often tell them: Because literature doesn’t lie. Real novels reveal how a person thinks. But what […]

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“We’re Not in School — We’re in Real Life”: Why Comfort and Partnership Matter in Language L...
06.07.2025

“We’re Not in School — We’re in Real Life”: Why Comfort and Partnership Matter in Language Learning

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Author’s Column by Tymur Levitin → Choose your language:🔗 levitinlanguageschool.com/#languages The Goal Is Not Control — The Goal Is Connection I often tell my students one simple truth:We’re not in school. We’re not in a university lecture hall.I’m not here to grade you, correct you, or intimidate you.I’m here to help you. In my lessons, […]

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Toilet, Kurwa, and the Gentleman’s Room: What Your First Foreign Words Reveal About Culture
03.07.2025

Toilet, Kurwa, and the Gentleman’s Room: What Your First Foreign Words Reveal About Culture

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🔗 Choose your language Why This Article Matters You never planned to learn words like kurwa, refill, or auf Toilette, yet they found you first.This article explores the first words we absorb in a new language — not from textbooks, but from real life. These are words of survival, shock, politeness, and instinct. And they say more about a culture than […]

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WHY “CAN’T” CAN RUIN YOUR JOB INTERVIEW IN AMERICA | LEVITIN SCHOOL
03.07.2025

WHY “CAN’T” CAN RUIN YOUR JOB INTERVIEW IN AMERICA

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It’s not just grammar. It’s a linguistic landmine. ⚠️ WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR MINORS UNDER 18 ⚠️ THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL REFERENCES. Reader discretion is advised. Educational Purpose Notice:This article includes offensive and culturally sensitive language examples used strictly for educational purposes only.It is intended for adults (18+) who are learning languages […]

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From Boy to Man: How Men Say “I Love You” — or Don’t | LEVITIN SCHOOL
02.07.2025

From Boy to Man: How Men Say “I Love You” — or Don’t

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🔗 Choose your language:👉 Start your journey with us Boys Talk, Men Don’t? A 14-year-old boy might say “I love you” ten times a day — in messages, on TikTok, in songs.A 40-year-old man might never say it — not because he doesn’t feel it, but because he doesn’t need to say it. Language doesn’t just show emotion. It hides […]

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