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Thirsty Korean with 정이쌤

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Everyday life in China
episode1 Cable television, bye~

中文小天地 Little Chinese world

Everyday life in China,  listen to diary of teacher Amber

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Let me know if you like this type of videos (very shot and simple).

russian in context

Good wishes (What to say in russian if someone is sick?) / Пожелания

Explains the alternate ways to use pronouns in their possessive form in English.

The English Toolbox

Possessive Pronouns

Ben老师很荣幸采访到在西班牙生活的汉语老师Siyu, 谈论Siyu老师眼中的西班牙是怎么样的，我们还谈到了跨国恋情的话题。同学们可以通过我们的对话练习与提高听力水平。

Chinese with Ben

采访住在西班牙的汉语老师Siyu

A la hora de visitar un país, es importante conocer su cultura y sabemos que dentro de cada una, hay muchas tradiciones y costumbres. Argentina no es la excepción: país del tango, fútbol, asado y mate.

Aprende español con Nico desde Argentina

CULTURA ARGENTINA

Modern Chinese(時代華語)B1- Reading(短文)

There Is a Bird on Your Head!" is a funny book for kids by Mo Willems. It's about two friends, Gerald the elephant and Piggie the pig. Gerald finds a bird on his head, and they try to figure out what to do. I hope you enjoy hearing this story told by me, Teacher Amanda. To read this book with me in class and see the hilarious illustrations, book a Story Time Lesson with me!

Story Time for Kids with Teacher Amanda

Episode 1: There is a Bird on Your Head by Mo Willems

In this introductory episode, I’ll explain how this podcast will go beyond dictionary definitions and challenge the idea that two words can actually have exactly the same meaning.

I’m your host Emma, an Italki teacher with four years’ experience in editing and teaching writing skills. I’m bringing my passion for the intricacies of the English language to this podcast, where I’ll explain the subtle, pragmatic differences between a pair of synonyms each week. 

This might mean, for example, that one of the two words is more formal than the other, or creates more of a negative meaning, or has specific connotations that mean it’s only suitable for a certain topic, or level, or audience.

So, when you’re writing your next email, chapter, letter, or essay, you can feel confident that you’re choosing the perfect word for the situation.

So, get your magnifying glass and join me on this investigation into vocabularly!