Aprenda Português Brasileiro com episódios de aproximadamente 10 minutinhos, distribuídos em 31 episódios, abrange também gramática e cultura brasileira, perfeito para profissionais ocupados. 

Fale Português Brasileiro 

"그거 봤어?" 팟캐스트에 오신 여러분을 환영합니다^^
우리의 모습을 현실 그대로 보여주는 드라마가 있습니다. 
삶, 고통, 눈물, 힐링.
Paulo Coelho, Sebastian Roché 등 전 세계 유명 셀럽들의 극찬이 있었던 드라마!
한번 보기 시작하면 끊을 수 없습니다. 
"나의 아저씨"로 여러분을 초대합니다.
Welcome to "그거 봤어?(Did you watch it?)" podcast!!
Here’s TV series that shows our lives. 
My mister is about our life, pain, tears &amp; healing. 
Worldwide celebrities, Paulo Coelho &amp; Sebastian Roché, also praise this tv-show!
Be careful! Once you enter, there’s no exit:)
Welcome to "My mister!"

그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

05. When hope is lost, I’ll be your "My mister"!(드라마 나의 아저씨)

Cốc cốc cốc
Ai gọi đó ?
Tôi là thỏ !
Nếu là thỏ
Cho xem tai

Cốc cốc cốc
Ai gọi đó ?
Tôi là nai !
Nếu là nai
Cho xem gạc

Cốc cốc cốc
Ai gọi đó ?
Tôi là gió !
Nếu là gió
Xin mời vào
Kiễng chân cao
Vào cửa giữa
Cùng soạn sửa
Đón trăng lên
Quạt mát thêm
Hơi biển cả
Reo hoa lá
Đẩy thuyền buồm
Đi khắp miền
Làm việc tốt ! 

Thank you


Vietnameseonlineclass.com

Luyện nghe Tiếng Việt- Vietnamese - Mời vào- Come in please

Please let me know if you have any requests of words or phrases that you wish you’ll be able to say in casual Japanese so I’ll make an episode about it!🙌 
In this episode, I’m gonna talk about “Japanese New Year” in the way not like Japanese textbooks tell you but how Japanese people actually talk. Could you listen to it well?😏 Thank you very much for listening to this podcast😁




Super Casual Japanese with Teppei

Season 2 : Episode 16 : “Japanese New Year”  (13-minute episodes)

Welcome to Business English with David Alexander! In this lesson, we'll be talking about an app that tells you where you are exactly using three words. It's an interesting lesson about technology, location services, and apps.

New English US

Learn English: Where exactly are you? (apps, technology, location services)

Many leaders struggle to strike the balance between friendliness and firmness. One client, let's call her Sarah, excelled in collaboration but found her team didn't take her directives seriously. Her challenge? Assertive communication.

Over 12 weeks, we embarked on a journey to transform Sarah's communication style. Our bi-weekly coaching sessions (Mondays for planning, Fridays for review) provided structure and accountability. Here's how we achieved results:

Unveiling the Power of "I" Statements:  Instead of accusatory "you" statements ("You always miss deadlines!"), we practiced "I" statements ("I feel frustrated when deadlines are missed"). This shifted the focus to the impact on Sarah and the team, fostering collaboration.

Body Language Bootcamp:  Nonverbal cues speak volumes. We practiced confident posture, strong eye contact, and clear gestures. Standing tall while giving instructions and mirroring team members' positive body language fostered a sense of mutual respect.

The Art of the Pause:  Sarah often rushed through instructions, leaving room for confusion. We mastered the power of the pause. Strategic pauses after key points allowed information to sink in and empowered team members to ask clarifying questions.

Innovation in Role-Playing:  Traditional role-playing can feel awkward. We gamified the process, creating scenarios based on Sarah's real-life situations. This playful approach allowed Sarah to experiment with assertive language in a safe space, boosting her confidence.

Celebrating Small Wins:  Progress wasn't always linear. We celebrated even minor victories, like delivering a firm but respectful instruction. Acknowledging her achievements fueled Sarah's motivation and helped her stay on track.

The Result? Measurable Change: Within three months, Sarah's communication transformed. Team meetings became more focused, deadlines were met consistently, and her leadership presence flourished.



The Global Professional Podcast

How I Coached a Leader to Master Assertive Communication - Episode 65 

Practise Czech genitive.
Example: Salzburk --> Pojedu do Salzburku.
etc.

Czech Drills

Genitiv singular

Both “嫉妒” (jídù) and “羡慕” (xiànmù) are about wanting something that others have, but do they really mean the same thing? In this episode, we’ll dive into the key differences between these two words, explore their emotional nuances, and learn how to use them correctly in different contexts. Plus, I’ll share some handy phrases to help you express these feelings naturally in Chinese. Don’t miss it!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

嫉妒 VS 羡慕：All Envy?

 I talk about watching a YouTube video eating street food in Thai Town in Los Angeles. My italki teacher profile: https://italki.com/teacher/1947582 Thanks for listening! Visit my website for more of my full-length podcasts . https://www.streetwisenglish.com