This episode is about Dari language and a very very short information about it.

Kalim Karimi

Short information about Dari Language

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Lily's Chinese 对话

20240125少年闰土

Explaining about the podcast and a short introduction of myself

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Velkommen til den første episode af Daglig Dansk. I denne episode vil jeg kort introducere podcastet og mig selv. Podcastet er for folk, der gerne vil lære dansk. Ideen er, at jeg vil snakke langsomt og tydeligt og i et relativt simpelt sprog. Jeg tænker, at podcastet primært er henvendt mod begyndere, men alle er selvfølgelig velkommen til at lytte med. Nu vil jeg lige kort præsentere mig selv. Jeg hedder Teis, og jeg er 28 år gammel. Jeg kommer fra Danmark. Jeg har boet mange steder i Danmark, så det er lidt svært at sige, hvor præcis jeg kommer fra. Men jeg tror, det giver bedst mening at sige, at jeg kommer fra Fanø, som er en ø, der ligger ud fra vestkysten af Jylland. Jeg har mange interesser, blandt andet skateboarding, fotografering, videoproduktion og musikproduktion. Jeg tror ikke, jeg vil sige mere om mig selv lige nu, men i stedet vil jeg snakke om, hvad jeg tænker, at det her podcast skal være. Generelt vil jeg snakke om hverdagsemner og bare ting, der interesserer mig. Måske vil jeg fortælle nogle historier fra mit eget liv. Engang imellem kan det være, at jeg inviterer en gæst med, så du også kan høre lidt dialog og ikke kun monolog. Jeg har ikke planlagt så meget endnu, så jeg tager det lidt som det kommer. Ideen er, at det bare ville være fedt at komme i gang, og så finder jeg ud af detaljerne hen ad vejen. Jeg tror, det var alt for denne gang, så jeg vil bare sige mange tak, fordi du lyttede, og jeg håber, du vil lytte med i næste episode.




Daglig Dansk

Introduktion

Today we're talking about some different ways to emphasise the sentence, "I agree".

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I completely agree, you should listen to this pocast!

Today I'm talking about a phrasal verb that you can use to say that you've lost interest or enthusiasm for something. A phrasal verb that means that you're discouraged from doing something. This is the phrasal verb to "put off", which we can also use as an adjective, "off putting". I hope you find this useful!

I'm not very interested in this podcast.

Bienvenidos al podcast "aprende español hablando". En este nuevo podcast os traigo nuevas expresiones, y también un análisis y sinónimos del video de Vanity Fair en el que Antonio Banderas explica un poco de slang español.

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Hawaiian Pidgin isn't just slang — it’s a living dialect with deep roots in Hawaiʻi’s culture and history. In this short episode, you'll learn what Pidgin really is, how it started, and why it’s even taught in schools and colleges today.
👉 Plus: a fun fact that proves it's more legit than you think.
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“Learn English” - Rethinking Your Objectives (Episode 398)

What’s on your mental radar? Perhaps it’s passing the IELTS exam, perfecting your job interview performance, or sharpening your communication for career advancement.

But what lies beyond that immediate goal? What other significant outcomes will follow once you achieve your primary objective?

Often, these secondary, less obvious goals are actually more meaningful. Yet, because they aren’t in our conscious awareness, we miss the opportunity to pursue them directly.

This is why I incorporate coaching into my method. It enables my students to clarify these secondary objectives, clear any roadblocks, and conquer them along the way.

In this paradigm, the original goal becomes less of a mountain to climb and more of a stepping stone, because you approach it with a ‘I care, but not that much’ attitude. This mindset shift makes it so much easier to achieve, and from there it’s easy sailing!

Come for my unique training and expand your horizons to 'see a new land' filled with opportunities  that were hidden before!

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“Learn English” - Rethinking Your Objectives (Episode 398)

こんばんは！Atsushiです。
今回も慣用句について話します。

今日は目、を使った慣用句です。

① 人目を盗む（ひとめをぬすむ）
これは、人に見つからないようにこっそりすることを言います。例えば、
人目を盗んで、会おう、とか使いますね。


② 目星を付ける（めぼしをつける）
これは、だいたい、これで決める、というような時に使います。例えば、
今回の犯人の目星は付いている、とか、
今年のクリスマスプレゼントはだいたい目星は付けてある、とか使いますね。



③ 目に浮かぶ（めにうかぶ）
これは、今そこにない姿や様子が、ここにあるかのように思い出される時に使います。
例えば、
彼女の喜ぶ顔が目に浮かぶ、とか使います。



はい、いかがだったでしょうか。
目星を付ける、はプレゼントについて友達と話す時などによく使えそうですね。機会があれば、ぜひ使ってみてください！

ということで、今回も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！ではまた！

