- Day 6 nǐ shì nǎ guó rén 你是哪国人 00_00_15-00_06_16

Who says Chinese is hard？ 谁说中文很难

EP 6 _What is your nationality__ in Chinese  (Subscribe my channel now) 

Hellenomousaion

Menelaus. Lucian's dialogue. 

日本は10連休（れんきゅう）のゴールデンウィークが終わりました。
（私は休みがないですけど・・・）

明日、会社を登記（とうき）するので、今日はその準備（じゅんび）をしていました。

3 Minutes Japanese Podcast with Ken

ep04 - ゴールデンウィーク終わり！登記（とうき）の準備（じゅんび）

1：昨天我看了书——这句话对吗？不完整。
2：我昨天看了一本书。（宾语复杂化）
3：我昨天看了书就睡了。（后边加小句）
4：我昨天看（了）书了。（句尾加“了”）
5：--你买了什么？
      --我买了书。（上下文）

喵喵说汉语---HSK 4

“了”的非成句性

Ever wondered how we move around? 🚗💨
Imagine a world without cars, buses, trains, or even planes. 🤯
That's what we're exploring in this podcast! We'll dive into the fascinating world of traffic and transportation, dissecting the challenges, innovations, and the everyday impact on our lives.

English Express by Donar Ivan

Traffic and Transportation | Article Listening

Сегодня мы читаем статью про перевод часов в России. Речь пойдет про историю вопроса в России, про зимнее и летнее время, как его здесь называют. Слушайте и читайте текст одновременно:
https://www.kp.ru/putevoditel/puteshestviya/perevod-chasov/

Если вы хотите обсудить услышанное и подискутировать на эту тему - приходите на урок.

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Перевод часов в России : За и Против B1-B2

Have you ever wondered how to navigate the world of Social Media and Internet Slangs? In his insightful discourse, Smith adeptly guides listeners through this digital linguistic landscape. He imparts practical wisdom on understanding and employing common online expressions, ensuring you're well-equipped for the dynamic realm of social media. With a knack for explaining even the most intricate terms in advanced yet accessible language, Smith's expertise brings clarity to this vibrant, ever-evolving aspect of modern communication.

LEARN BY LISTENING

Colloquial English- Social Media Slangs 

It's important to prepare properly for virtual interviews. These are some tips that you should follow in addition to in person interview strategies:

Test your equipment well in advance. Do test calls with friends and family to check your camera, microphone and internet connection work smoothly. Have a backup plan if issues arise.
Familiarize yourself with the interview platform.
Choose your interview space carefully. Opt for a quiet, well-lit room with a neutral background if possible. Minimize distractions and ensure good lighting on your face.

Make sure to dress professionally. First impressions matter, even virtually.
Wear professional attire as if for an in-person interview.
Avoid flashy jewelry or clothing.

Review the job description and your resume thoroughly to be able to discuss how your qualifications align with what they need. Have examples ready of your skills and accomplishments.
Learn about the company, its culture, and values.
Understand the job role and required skills.

Practice answering common questions out loud. Record yourself and review for ways to speak more clearly and engage the camera more. Work on your speaking voice and body language.
 Nerves show up differently online.
Conduct mock interviews with a communication coach or career counselor. Book a session with me.
Be punctual—log in a few minutes early.

Stay calm and confident.
Be present. Smile, make eye contact with the camera, and listen actively.
Ask if you can take notes during the interview.
 Interviews are a two-way street. Ask questions too to see if the role and company are right for you.

 Follow-Up:

Send a thank you email post-interview.
Reflect on your performance and note areas for improvement.
Schedule a post interview coaching session to discuss further interviews, contract negotiation, and preparing for the role.

The Global Professional Podcast

Preparing for Virtual Job Interviews EP 37

In this episode you will learn some phrases for interrupting politely, checking you have understood and closing meetings. If you would like the transcript, send me a message. 