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More Than English Podcast

I hope you will enjoy this beautiful poem by famous Georgian poet Vazha Pshavela.

Lamzira's Georgian podcast

''What created me a human being?'' by Vazha Pshavela

How do you split your personality when speaking English?

It took me 9 years to understand it and over 20 thousand 1-1 sessions with my clients.

A personality split or a shifting sense of self – in the context of acquiring a new language. It’s not a true “split” in the clinical sense of dissociative identity disorder (formerly multiple personality disorder). 

Instead, it’s a dynamic alteration in how we present ourselves, think, and feel, contingent on the linguistic environment we find ourselves in. Let me elaborate:

The Essence of the “Shifting Sense of Self”

Imagine your native language as a well-worn, comfortable garment. It’s woven into your personality, shaping your sense of humor, emotional expression, and even your thought patterns. When you learn a new language, it’s like trying on a new set of clothes – at first, it feels unfamiliar, perhaps a bit ill-fitting. As you become more proficient, the “garment” becomes more comfortable, influencing your “self” in new ways.

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How do you split your personality when speaking English?

日本語と英語で、寿司について歌う曲をAIで作りました。魚の名前が勉強できます。
I made a song about sushi with AI. You can learn name of fish in Japanese and English.

ほかにも曲を作っています。
https://www.instagram.com/shinobirokou/?locale=ja_JP

歌詞はこちら↓
(chorus1)
Sushi, sushi, so fresh and bright,
さけとまぐろ、どれがいいかな？
Tuna and salmon, both take the bite,
お寿司の魚、覚えてみよう！

(verse1)
Tuna, tuna, the red, red fish,
まぐろはおいしい、みんなの定番
Salmon, salmon, the pink, pink fish,
さけは脂がのっていて、最高だよ！

(chorus2)
Sushi, sushi, so tasty and fun,
エビやうなぎ、どれを選ぶ？
Eel and shrimp, delicious on the run,
お寿司の魚、みんなで楽しもう！

(verse2)
Eel, eel, sweet and tender,
うなぎのタレが、たまらない！
Mackerel, mackerel, the silver shine,
さばは酢じめで、味わい深い！

(chorus3)
Sushi, sushi, what a tasty treat,
タコとイカ、食べたくなった！
Octopus and squid, both can't be beat,
お寿司の魚、今すぐ食べよう！

(verse3)
Shrimp, shrimp, so sweet and light,
エビの握り、ぷりぷりで美味しい！
Octopus, octopus, chewy and soft,
タコの味は、少ししっかり！

(chorus4)
Sushi, sushi, let's have some more,
色々な魚、今すぐ食べよう！
From tuna to salmon, eel to shrimp,
お寿司の魚、どれも最高！

(outro)
Tuna, salmon, eel, and shrimp,
魚を知ると、お寿司がもっと好き！

日本語聞いてみよう！

【すし】日本語の歌

In this episode, we explore why it is important to understand and embrace your motivation for learning a new language. (Hint: It's different for everyone!)

Motivation Monday

Validating Your Language Learning Experience

Let me take you on a little trip down memory lane.. Here are all the languages I've learned, how and why. I hope you can find some useful tips in my language learning story and you have learnt some useful vocabulary in French ! 

French Ramble

My polyglot story - Mon histoire polyglotte

This one needs no introduction! We are nearing the end now guys! Enjoy!

Stories to Stimulate!

Will and Mary Part 9

"Run Into... a Surprise!" 

Welcome back to *Phrasal Verbs Gone Wild! 

Today, let’s “run into”… “run into”.
 
To *run into* someone means to meet them by surprise.

Maybe you’re sneaking out for a late-night treat, only to “run into” an ex at the bar.

Awkward.

But it’s not just people—you can also “run into” issues, like “running into” last-minute work emails when you’re ready to unwind.

Basically, whether it’s unexpected people or problems, you never know when you’ll “run into” something.

Catch you next time—and maybe you’ll “run into” me instead!

"Phrasal Verbs Gone Wild!"

Ep.5 "Run Into ... a Surprise!" 

Hay frases, que por una razón o por otra han pasado a formar parte de la historia, o si no de la historia, al menos de la cultura popular. Frases de personas famosas dijeron en un momento especifico y que son recordadas y usadas con frecuencia. 

En el episodio de esta semana comento alguna de ellas para que escuches como suenan en español.

Después de escuchar el episodio no te olvides de dejar una valoración del podcast, ni de decirme qué piensas del episodio, ¿conocías estas citas en español? ¿Qué otra frase crees que podríamos incluir en esta categoría de frases célebre?
