日にちについての聞き流しです。
曜日の説明ではありません。

This episode is about Days.
It doesn't explain about weekdays.

まいにち日本語 Daily Japanese Phrases

日 Days

Escúchalo con calma y trata de quedarte con las ideas principales.

En el pódcast que estás a punto de escuchar, oirás hablar sobre platos y bebidas costarricenses que quizás no conozcas.

Una expresión puramente costarricense es ¡Pura vida! Es tan común que a veces es lo primero que aprenden muchos extranjeros en español (sobre todo estadounidenses) gracias al turismo internacional del país.

Un bocado de español

DE COSTA A COSTA (COSTA RICA)

Escucha estas 10 palabras y apunta cuáles son con la ي  y cuáles con la ج

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Fonética: Diferencia entre ج - ي

Acesta este primul episod din podcastul 5 Minute de limba romana! Astăzi vom vorbi despre diferitele sensuri în care poate să fie utilizat verbul „a da”. Audiție plăcută!

5 Minute de Limba Română

Episodul 1: A da bani sau a da dreptate?

El plural racional, ejemplos de plurales racionales regulares (sanos) en árabe. Lista de sustantivos y adjetivos pasados del singular al plural masculino. 

جمع المُذكَّر : (Human Plurals)

Boost Your Language Skills with 5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词 

Ready to take your vocabulary to the next level? 
Episode 37 is here with a fresh set of verbs that will make your conversations more dynamic and expressive!
Today’s verbs are all about perception, sensation, and action—perfect for everyday use:

🔹 Guess – 猜测 (Cāicè) 🤔
🔹 Hallucinate – 产生幻觉 (Chǎnshēng huànjué) 🌈
🔹 Hang – 悬挂 (Xuánguà) 🖼️
🔹 Hear – 听见 (Tīngjiàn) 👂
🔹 Heat – 加热 (Jiārè) 🔥

☄️ Do you want to give these verbs more practice? You're invited to check out: 
🔹 C(37) Vocabulary Flash Cards: Visualize and Memorize – Get quick, visual reminders of today’s verbs for easy memorization!
🔹 C(37) Verbs Quiz: Test Your Knowledge – See how well you’ve mastered these verbs!

🐯 Want to give your Vocabulary Prowess a go? 
Let's get started!

5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词。

C (37) Verbs Set : Guess Hallucinate Hang Hear Heat

Which part are you worried about?

I met a student from China who came to prepare for IELTS speaking, and while reading his goal, I picked certain areas from his answer that he wasn't even aware of. 

This was the goal: (I will hide the name, just to illustrate some of my student's goals), so here were his goals:

"My goal is to break through 5.5 in IELTS speaking. I often don't know what to say when communicating, especially during exams, and the answers are a little incoherent and overly nervous."

These were the issues I identified

a) Not knowing what to say (being stuck).
b) During exam fear (most people have 'exams-fear'.
c) Doubting about the answers (whether its correct).
d) Fear, anxiety when communicating.

What about you, do you have some of these concerns? If you said yes - I know how you feel and that's exactly what I am addressing in all of my IELTS speaking classes because the issues are similar in most cases.

Please listen to the podcast and pick what will resonate with you, and join my 1-on-1 VIP classes for your outrageous success in communication improvement whether for IELTS speaking, job interview preparation or business English.

See you in my classes.

IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

Which part are you worried about?

Continuando con la serie de expresiones idiomáticas con partes del cuerpo humano, y para que practiques tu vocabulario de anatomía simple en español, te traigo este nuevo episodio que es el tercero de la serie. En este capítulo usaremos frases coloquiales usando partes de las extremidades superiores: el hombro, el brazo, el codo, el antebrazo, la mano y los dedos. En los episodios previos de esta serie, hablamos sobre expresiones idiomáticas empleando partes de la cabeza, el cuello, el tronco y el abdomen, así que si no los has escuchado, te invito a que lo hagas buscando los episodios en mi sección de contenidos.