This podcast is for those who enjoy listening to short stories. I will explain some vocabulary at the end of each episode and then you can listen again.... and again (if you  like)!

Stories to Stimulate!

Want to learn 5 common idioms that can be used in both business and ordinary life? Nicole will introduce them to you so clearly and  simply that you can use them in your conversation immediately!

5 Weekly Idioms 

This podcast is aimed at intermediate to advanced students who are interested in seeing life through the eyes of an online English teacher living in Cape Town, South Africa.  

The real life of an English teacher in Cape Town

Místa 
Mužský životný: les, ostrov, kostel, hřbitov; orloj, kopec

Mužský neživotný: hrad, dům, průchod, most, park, stadion, hotel, přístav, kanál, památník, vrchol, příkop, maják, podchod, tunel, vodopád, obchod, statek

Ženský: věž, radnice, nemocnice, restaurace, tržnice, vesnice, stanice, rezervace, galerie, kavárna, jídelna, hospoda, cukrárna, lékárna, škola, knihovna, farma, řeka, louka, zahrada, pevnost, pláž, kancelář

Střední: skladiště, letiště, parkoviště, výstaviště, hřiště, pole, přístaviště, koupaliště; kino, divadlo, město, jezero, sídlo, centrum, muzeum; prostranství, náměstí, zoo

Czech Drills

Genitiv singular

Arapça - Türkçe Kısa Cümleler (2018)
 (2018) جمل قصيرة من العربية إلى التركية

Arapça - Türkçe --- اللغة العربية - التركية

01 Arapça - Türkçe Kısa Cümleler - جمل قصيرة من العربية إلى التركية 01

はい、こんにちはよう平先生です。
今日はN4N5の ボキャブラリーで、あまり　よくない発音（はつおん）のしかたの話（はなし）をします。
えー、今から話す あまりよくない発音（はつおん）のしかたですが、たくさんの生徒（せいと）が しています。 
はい、じゃあさっそく、例（たと）えば、”切手（きって）” スタンプ(stamp)ですね。これをたくさんの生徒（せいと）が　“きぃ  て”と言います。えー、じゃあ、もう一度いい発音(はつおん）を言ますね。
”きって”。わるい発音が”きぃ て”、 はい、これはちがいは分かりますか。えー、そうですね、『き』小さい『っ』『て』なんですが、この小さい”っ”は音楽（おんがく）のスタッカートえー英語のstaccarto ですねえー中国語で”断音”ですねえ、そのすか、スタッカートを使わなければいけません。
”きって”ですね、もし使わなかったら”きぃて”。これは”来ます”のて形動詞（けいどうし）、te form verb の”来て”と思ってしまうんですね。はい、いいですか。 
えー、他（ほか）にも”帰（かえ）って”、”帰ります”のて形動詞、te form verbですね。これをスタッカートを使わなかったら”かえぇて” 、これはチェンジ(change)の”変（か）えて”　”変えます”のて形動詞（けいどうし）、”変（か）えて”と思ってしまうんですね。
じゃ、他にも”買（か）います”のて形動詞”買（か）って”、これをスタッカートを使わずに言うとか。”かぁて”、 えー、”勝（か）ちます”の命令形（めいれいけい）、imperative verb、命令系の”かて” と思ってしまうんです。
他にも10分ten minutes ですね。十分（shi fen）ですね。えー10分、これをスタッカートを使わないで言うと”じゅうぶん” えーenough”じゅうぶん”に えー聞こえます。はい、ですから、あ、小さい”っ”はスタッカートを使ってください。はいえー今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございます。 
はい、日本語の勉強がんばってくださいね。バイバイ👋


ようへい先生　N4～N3　レベルの生徒（せいと）へ　(^^♪

＃7　小さい　”っ”　をきちんと 言いましょう！ ......？　

Today, in the “Serbian to go”🚲 podcast, you will hear A REAL WEATHER FORECAST🌈🌞🌡☔ for Serbia from 05.09.23. 
Let’s start. 😎
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje!📚
See you in class!👋


SERBIAN TO GO

Временска прогноза за Србију за 05.09.23. – Vremenska prognoza za Srbiju za 05.09.23. (B1 and above)

В этом подкасте я называю идиомы со словом "душа" и объясняю, что они значат.

Привет, это Наташа!

Эпизод 40. Фразы со словом душа. 

¿Sabían que la palabra gimnasio deriva de la palabra griega gym, que significa desnudo? La palabra griega gymnasium significa «lugar donde ir desnudo».
Camila y yo hablamos sobre algunos aspectos de estos lugares a los que acostumbramos acudir algunos especímenes humanos.

Mucho que decir

Los gimnasios y los clubes deportivos

Join me in this insightful podcast episode as we delve into the world of negotiation and explore the power of persuasive phrases. Negotiation is not just about making deals; it's about influencing outcomes, building relationships, and creating win-win situations. In this episode, we unravel the secrets behind effective negotiation by examining the strategic use of persuasive phrases.

Discover how phrases like acknowledging the other party's position or expressing gratitude for concessions made can foster goodwill and encourage collaboration. Learn how highlighting scarcity and leveraging authority can create urgency and bolster credibility, tipping the scales in your favor. Explore the concept of social proof and how it can influence perceptions and attitudes, making it easier to align with your proposals.

Whether you're a seasoned negotiator or just starting out, this episode offers valuable insights and practical strategies to enhance your negotiation skills.  Master the art of persuasion and take your negotiation game to the next level.

The Global Professional Podcast

Mastering the Art of Persuasion in Negotiation - Episode 63

Ollie Gamblin, 33, from the UK, and Lavinya Scholl, 35, from Germany, met in 2017 while cherry picking in Tasmania. Their mutual love for adventure took the pair all around Australia together — and seven years later, it took them all around the world, even earning them a Guinness World Record.

The pair recently became the youngest duo to circumnavigate the world on a motorcycle while riding pillion — which means one person driving and the other riding on the back. They visited 39 countries across five continents, riding 75,000 kilometers in 589 days.

"We wanted to see the world!" Ollie told us when we asked what their inspiration for the trip was. The idea of trying for a Guinness World Record came from the couple's friend, who had attempted a similar challenge.

"It made a good structure to the trip, a mission that we could aim for," Ollie added.

Beginning in London, the pair headed into France and Spain before crossing over into Morocco. They then rode south to Senegal before shipping their bike to Brazil.

The journey wasn't without its challenges — one being the pair's lack of motorcycle experience.

"We always go by the phrase 'learn by doing,'" Ollie told us. Reflecting on an oil slick that nearly sent them off a mountain road in Peru, he added: "Sometimes we truly believe that we must have had angels watching over us."

One of the biggest highlights for the pair was the generosity shown by the strangers they met, including an occasion in Nicaragua where a local man repaired their bike for free.

After riding around the bottom of South America and all the way up to Canada — stopping in Las Vegas to get married — they flew the bike to South Korea.

They then traveled west through Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, then through nine more countries in Europe to get back to the UK.


