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By David from EIGLOBE If you’re learning English, you’ve probably come across the terms “The UK,” “Great Britain,” and “England.” They often seem to refer to the same place, but in fact, they have different meanings. In this post, we’ll explain these three terms clearly and simply. 1. The UK (Official Name: The United Kingdom) Meaning: A country made up of four nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The full official name is: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. So “The UK” refers to one sovereign country that includes: Key Point: “The UK” is the term used in passports, international politics, and official documents. 2. Great

                                                                                     By Miyu from EIGLOBE 　Hello everyone. This is Miyu!  I have been teaching both Japanese and English grammar classes at EIGLOBE since October 2023. I was born and raised here in Hiroshima, so I am a proud resident of Hiroshima Prefecture. My major at college was language and communication, and I love interacting with people and learning from their experiences.     During my junior and senior year of college,

By Ron from EIGLOBE Language is more than just words—it’s how we connect, express ourselves, and understand the world. Whether spoken, written, or signed, languages shape our thoughts, cultures, and relationships. But why are they so important? 1.🗣️Communication Language is the key to everyday life. It helps us share ideas, ask for help, make friends, and solve problems. Without language, human connection would be almost impossible. 2.🎎Culture and Identity Each language reflects a unique way of life. Learning a language opens the door to traditions, stories, music, and values that make a culture special. It also helps people feel proud of their identity and heritage. 3.🧠Learning and Growth Languages train