Rohingya Essential English

Today I’m here with a special word: “Precious”
Meaning: Something or someone that is very valuable, important, or loved.

How can we use it?
• This gift is precious to me.
• Time is precious, so use it wisely.
• Every child is precious.
• Friendship is more precious than money.

We use “precious” to describe things, moments, people, or memories that have great value in our life.
What is something precious in your life?

Daily Using Sentences Part 03

This is to those who don't understand the basic Sentences.

Beautiful Arakan, our beloved homeland. Moungdaw is such a peaceful and lovely city. Proud of our roots and the beauty of our land.

We pray that Cristiano Ronaldo may be guided to Islam and continue using his influence to support justice, peace, and humanity. Many people appreciate his gestures that they believe show sympathy for the Palestinian people.
Cristiano Ronaldo

Daily Using Sentences Part 02

Talk with poor people, respect poor people, and support poor people. True greatness is not measured by wealth but by kindness, humility, and compassion. A few encouraging words can make a big difference in someone's life.
Let's build a society where everyone is treated with dignity and respect.

It's not easy for us to forget these days when we emigrate from our motherland.

English Grammar Tip of the Day

Many English learners make a common mistake with the verb "listen."

❌ Listen me.
❌ Listen your teacher.

✅ Listen to me.
✅ Listen to your teacher.

Remember: The verb "listen" usually needs the preposition "to" before a person or thing.

Structure:
👉 Listen + to + person/thing

Examples:
✅ Listen to your parents.
✅ Listen to the teacher carefully.
✅ I like to listen to music.

Keep learning and improving your English every day!

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Let's clear your question about the listen: How do we use listen?

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This is a very heart-touching tarana about the Rohingya people. It reflects the pain, struggles, hopes, and resilience of a community that has endured immense hardship. The heartfelt lyrics remind us of the suffering of countless Rohingya families while inspiring us to keep their voices alive. May the world listen to their story and stand for justice, dignity, and peace.