Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Cat Stevens - A British Singer

Another two types of homophones in Chinese culture are related with folk customs and certain taboos. We often use homophone rhetoric in folk customs like birthdays and weddings. This chapter will share some interesting things in s traditional wedding and tell you some gifts should  not be given to others.

Learning Chinese culture with Miss Zhang

Homophone2

Seguimos con ese vocabulario de personalidades. ¿Ya encontraste las palabras específicas que definen la tuya?

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Adjetivos de Personalidad Parte II

Use suitable sounds when expressing your feelings.

For example:
er, um, mmm for uncertainty 
and a sigh when you are upset or angry 

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Everyday English with Teacher Alyse

Sounds to Express Your Feelings

Сегодня в выпуске говорим о свидании вслепую и повторяем тему внешности.

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Свидание вслепую

Two people discuss their weekend routines.

Beginner 

My Weekend

A：帮我看一下这件衣服怎么样。
B：颜色还可以，就是有点儿大。
A：这件小的怎么样？
B：这件不错，就买这件吧。


日常对话 daily conversation

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In this episode I talk about the important places that you must see when you come to Damascus.

If you'd like to download the free pdf file of the episode (it includes the full transcription with English translation), visit my website:
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Real Syrian Arabic

Real Syrian Arabic Podcast Episode 5- Places you must see when you come to Damascus أماكن لازم تشوفوها لما تجوا ع دمشق

An Indian movie about a palmist and a doctor who fall in love. The palmist doesn't believe he can have love in his life, and the doctor believes she's going to die soon.

Palmist: a person who reads a person's hand and predicts their future
Lifelines: the lines on the inside of the hand
Lasting: something that lasts for a long time
Flirt: to play with love
To handle someone: to be able to bear something
Daredevil: someone who takes dangerous risks
Stunt: something dangerous that could cause injury or death
Produce: fresh food from the farm
Chuck: throw
Laid out: already decided
In your hands: it's your decision