Comentario crítico sobre la película de terror de título "De noche con el diablo" ("Late Night with the Devil", 2023), dirigida por los hermanos Cameron y Colin Cairnes.

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Episodio 9: De noche con el diablo

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Episode 3: Useful Expressions about Describing People's Personalities

bàn tú ér fèi

指半路上就停下来了。比喻做事不能坚持到底，有始无终。

Chinese idioms (中国成语)

半途而废


   a. Under the weather - To feel unwell or sick.
      Example: "I can't come to the party tonight; I'm feeling a bit under the weather."
   b. Weather the storm - To endure a difficult situation or challenge.
      Example: "Despite the setbacks, we managed to weather the storm and complete the project."
   c. Come rain or shine - Regardless of any circumstances or conditions.
      Example: "She's committed to attending the event, come rain or shine."
   d. Blow hot and cold - To alternate between two contrasting opinions or attitudes.
      Example: "He blows hot and cold on the idea, making it difficult to know where he stands."
   e. A ray of sunshine - Something or someone that brings happiness or hope.
      Example: "His kind words were a ray of sunshine in her difficult day."


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Task 2 Tips

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الاهتمام

For intermediate level learners of Japanese
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道を車で走っていたときに起こった、ヒヤっとした話です。

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おんぼろ〈N、な形〉、荷台（にだい）〈N〉、Sが傾（かたむ）く〈V〉、車間距離（しゃかんきょり）をとる、ブレーキを踏（ふ）む、Sが吹っ飛ぶ（ふっとぶ）〈V〉、バウンド（bound）〈N、する〉、危機一髪（ききいっぱつ）〈N〉、ヒヤっとする、無傷（むきず）〈N〉



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Listening CHALLENGE！ 道を車で走っていたときのこと

I'm still learning how to do this podcasting thing, but I'm trying to share my words anyway. I speak quite quickly in this episode... Sorry! I will try to speak slower next time. 

There's a question for you to answer at the end - in audio or written form - so if you have 10 minutes to listen, and then 5 minutes to answer the question that end -- why not GIVE IT A GO?! (which is another way of saying -  GO FOR IT! DO IT!) You have nothing to lose and lots to gain!

Using your words to speak about things that matter to you - that mean something to you - is a great way to create output and use your English. If you don't want to answer my question - you could try writing freely for 5 minutes. Or you could speak into your phone and talk about how you're doing/feeling today - or what's on your mind. It may feel strange, at first, and that's normal! But over time, speaking or writing - just for yourself - will start to feel good - and it's a WONDERFUL habit to start to build.

Thanks for listening, and see you next time! 

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Teacher Amanda shares about how she became an English as a Second Language teacher and the experiences she has had in the past seven years as a teacher. 