Ruido, contaminación, desigualdad, peligro... ODIO los coches. ¿Quieres saber por qué? Escucha este episodio y lo entenderás.
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La vida de Héctor (Spanish Podcast)

Por qué ODIO los coches - Cap. 33

Modern Chinese(時代華語)B1- Reading(短文)

Learn all the basic Spanish expressions needed to go shopping!
Best for elementary students (A2)!

Super Basic Spanish

Learn Basic Spanish: Las compras y las tiendas (shopping and stores)

Julie avait réserver une table au restaurant, mais elle aura quelques soucis avec le serveur ...

Gigi

Dans le restaurant

“A family member that I'd really love to work with in the future is my cousin John, who is a few years older than me, and now has his own successful marketing company. I’m now in my final year of studying media marketing, and John has always been there for me, anytime I needed some advice or help with my studies. I guess you could say he has been like a mentor to me.




I actually had the pleasure of working with him during my summer holidays last year, which was a really amazing experience, and I got a lot of great hands-on working experience . 




As I'm studying media marketing, John's marketing company would be a perfect fit for me to put my years of study to use. I’m especially interested in social media marketing, and would love the opportunity to specialise in this niche market. I have also discussed this with my cousin, and he is also very interested in breaking into this market in the future.




If this could happen in the future I really would be over the moon with happiness, and it would be like a dream come true. I think it would be an amazing opportunity, as well as a challenge that I would relish. I think I could learn so much from my cousin, as well as working hard to prove myself. I also think having him take me under his wing would be a great start to my working life.

IELTS 85 Speaking

Describe a family member you would like to work with

In this podcast I want to talk about this situation that usually happens often, I saw a post on social networks from someone that I would like to share:


"Me gusta mucho Medellín y hay muchas cosas buenas de la cultura. Pero odio ser tratado como un cajero automático andante por la mayoría de la gente. Podría ser muy bajo perfil. Pero tan pronto como descubren que soy de los Estados Unidos, la gente ve los signos de dólar y siempre están tratando de correr o cobrar de más. Es realmente deshumanizante. La gente es muy rápida para intentar rogarme por algo, pedirme algo, o hablarme de todos sus problemas financieros esperando que yo les pague. Es realmente triste. Todavía no he hecho ni un solo amigo colombiano porque todos inmediatamente empiezan a intentar jugar conmigo y luego, por supuesto, no podemos ser amigos."

I would like to know your opinion with these questions that I want to share with you:

¿Qué papel juega la cultura en la forma de establecer amistades? ¿Existen diferencias significativas entre las culturas hispanohablantes?

¿Cómo influyen los estereotipos sobre los extranjeros en la dinámica de las relaciones sociales?

¿Creen que el uso del dinero puede afectar la autenticidad de una amistad? ¿Por qué?

¿Qué papel juegan las redes sociales en la forma de hacer amigos y cómo pueden influir en estas dinámicas?

Colombia

It's hard to make friends because sometimes they use me as an ATM.

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Tim arrives at the restaurant, and it turns out that Paul wasn't invited to his sister's wedding because he doesn't really know her anyway. Tim must have behaved embarrassingly at the wedding. But Anna is apparently no longer angry. Paul talks about his online date Laura. Anna and Meili propose a housewarming party and Paul should invite her. Can Paul convince Laura of himself?

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16: Eine Party! Super Idee! | A party! Great idea!

Hoy en día nos encontramos en una época donde estar informado está de moda. Y para saber de todo y de todos tenemos fácilmente un recurso: las redes sociales. Pero, surgen entonces algunas preguntas como: ¿Qué beneficios tienen ellas hoy en día? ¿Qué tipo de dificultades presenta el uso desmedido de estas? ¿Cómo afectan las redes sociales a la sociedad actual? ¡Conoce más, escucha y da tu opinión! siempre es importante leerte.