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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Visiting a Windmill (with transcript)

En este episodio vas a escuchar la historia "El campeón de ajedrez". El objetivo es practicar la pronunciación de las letras G y J (a veces son confusas) y tu comprensión auditiva.

In this episode you are going to listen to "El campeón de ajedrez" story to practice the letters G and J (sometimes are confusing) and your listening comprehension.

Español con Patty Basic Level A2

Lecturitas: Letra G y J| Spanish Phonetics with Mexican accent

In dieser Folge geht es um einfache deutsche Lieder. Das Vokabular ist recht simpel und der Sinn des Liedes ist leicht zu erklären und zu verstehen. 
Es sind vier Lieder auch wenn ich am Anfang von fünf rede - sorry .-. 

Ich wünsche euch viel Spaß bei dieser Kaffeepause :) 


Kleine Kaffeepause

Einfache Lieder zum Deutschlernen 

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쌤통이다

쌤통이다 뭐예요? 
What is 쌤통? 

The word "쌤통" means the feeling of delight in someone's misfortune or failure.

In fact, there is a technical term for this in psychology.
Schadenfreude. 
"Schadenfreude" is a German word that refers to the experience of pleasure or joy that comes from witnessing or learning about others’ misfortune.

"Especially, when someone I am jealous of makes a mistake and stumbles in front of others, I find myself secretly happy."
When you feel this, you can say 쌤통이다. 

But be careful!
it is generally considered a negative emotion so you should not express that emotion inside out. 

Don’t forget this!
쌤통이다.

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한 걸음씩(One Step At A Time)

"Schadenfreude" in Korean? OOOO!

Dear listeners,

Today, I want to share with you a Lithuanian folktale that has its roots deeply embedded in the past, far predating any traces of written Lithuanian. Eglė Žalčių Karalienė is a tale about sorcery, unpredicted love and involuntary betrayal, that has been passed on verbally for millennia. Rich in mythology and life lessons, I believe it would make a great listen for anyone interested in Lithuania, its culture and language. 

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Lithuanian with Paulius

#5 - Garsiausia Lietuvių Liaudies Pasaka: The Most Famous Lithuanian Folktale

Reviewing Japanese Grammar via Genki1

Let's Review Lesson 7, Genki 1

Un porcellino riesce a intrufolarsi dentro un gregge di pecore e inizia a vivere con loro. Un giorno il pastore prende il porcellino e quest'ultimo inizia a dibattersi e a urlare. Le pecore non capiscono il motivo del suo atteggiamento spaventato, ma il porcellino sa che cosa potrebbe succedergli...