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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

The Whole 9 Yards (English Expression) (with transcript)

Hello, future Spanish speakers! 🌟 Confused about "ser" and "estar"? 🤔 Don't worry! In this 3-minute episode, we break down these essential verbs so you can use them confidently. 🗣️ Learn when to use "ser" for permanent characteristics and "estar" for temporary states. Listen and improve your Spanish today! 🎧🇪🇸 

Es la True

​¡Masteriza "Ser" y "Estar" en 3 Minutos!

Många frågar om hur länge det tar att lära sig svenska.

Här får du veta mer om hur lång tid det tar att prata flytande svenska. 

Find out here more about how long time it may take to learn Swedish fluently. 

Prata Flytande Svenska/Speak Swedish Fluently  

Hur länge tar det att lära sig svenska?

Basisinburgergingsexamen A1 in het buitenland - Spreekexamen - Alle 60 open vragen

Civic integration exams abroad - A1 - Speaking exam - all 60 open questions

Exámenes de integración cívica en el extranjero - A1- Examen oral - todas las 60 preguntas abiertas

Inburgeringsexamens in het Buitenland - A1 - Exámenes de integración cívica en el extranjero - A1 - Civic integration exams abroad - A1

Hi, so you want to improve your business English skills. In order to speak like and understand native speakers, it's important to understand the business idioms which native speakers use on a daily basis. In this podcast I will use 11 business idioms. See you if you can spot them. When you hear an idiom pause the podcast and write it down, then, next to the idiom, write the word or phrase which corresponds to the meaning of the idiom. Your task is to match the idioms to their meanings. I will do the first one for you as an example. In order to organize my tasks every day I have to get my ducks in a row. So the first idiom you should write down is 'get my ducks in a row'. The word you should write next to it is 'organize.' Now, let's get down to business.

Business English

10 Business Idioms

Enjoy the twenty-fourth episode of Culture To Grow, which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed.

In this episode, we will uncover the well kept secrets behind seemingly ordinary aspects of daily life including: 

Have you ever wondered which hand should be used to show respect in Mongolia?

Why is buffalo allowed to be eaten, but not cows in Nepal? 

Are Polish people really unfriendly? 

And which country consumes the most meat per capita? 