Salam sejahtera! 
Shall we talk about Job and Work Vocabulary?

All about Work and Jobs 

Not more; not less! 
Precisely 111 Tips for Learning a Language. 
Would you like to get started on a Tip a Day? 


111 Tips for Learning a Language 

This channel is for language enthusiasts who are learning English and Malay. I hope to bring joy into language learning by inspiring you to have a passion in the language you are learning. 

Joy to Our World

Just this: Learn 5 Verbs a day!  
In the quest for knowledge, 
Five verbs each day, in morning light.
For in this journey we unite,
To grow, to thrive, to shine so bright!

5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词。

En este episodio te hablaré sobre unas peliculas y series que te servirán para mejorar tu nivel de comprensión en español en diferentes acentos y niveles de dificultad

Spanish Shortcut

EP 23. SERIES Y PELICULAS PARA MEJORAR TU ESPAÑOL

Tafadhali sikiliza hadithi ya leo ambayo inazungumzia hakimu asiye na busara. Hadithi hii ni tamu sana. 😄 Furahia! Itakusaidia ujifunze kuzungumza Kiswahili na itakuburudisha pia.

Please listen to the story of an unwise judge. This story is very interesting. 😄 Enjoy! It will help you learn how to speak Swahili and also entertain you.

Fun Swahili Stories 😃

Hadithi ya hakimu asiye na busara - The story of an unwise judge

If you're doing online dating in the English-speaking world, you might see people talking about their "icks."

This is a slang word — icks are things that give you "a sudden feeling that you dislike someone" or are no longer attracted to them, according to the Cambridge Dictionary.

Icks are not always really big things. Being rude to an employee at a store, for example, might be an ick for someone, or eating with your mouth open.

People will often say they "got the ick" when they noticed something about a person that made them feel they were no longer attracted to them.

If they get to that point, it may be hard for them to feel attracted again!

If you're looking through dating profiles on an app, the most common ick is people who are negative or bitter.

That's according to a survey for Forbes Health. One thousand Americans who had used a dating app in the last year were asked about their dating habits.

And about 70% said people who are negative or bitter in their bios, perhaps about a previous relationship, give them the ick.

Other common icks include people with edited photos, people who are too interested in their possessions, and people with bad spelling or grammar.

And when using the apps, daters often make their decisions quite quickly.

According to the survey, the average person takes about two-and-a-half minutes to make a decision about whether they like a person or not.

So what makes daters attractive to others? Having a profile that shows a good sense of humor is a good thing, according to 80% of people.

The same number said they like people who have hobbies and interests, while many others like people who are interested in travel — or who show a pet in their photo!

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

A Sudden Dislike: The Most Common Dating 'Icks'

A short summary of the history of Afrikaans.
'n Kort opsomming van die geskiedenis van Afrikaans

History of Afrikaans / Geskiedenis van Afrikaans

Geskiedenis van Afrikaans

こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を楽しく勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。

ぼくの日常生活の話を聞くことで、日本語のリスニングをよくしたり、新しい言葉を知ってもらえたらいいなと思います。


みなさんお元気でしょうか。
今日もジョージアでPodcastを録っています。

今回も漢字。
助、説明します。

音読みは、じょ
訓読みは、たすーける、たすーかる


意味は助ける、力を貸す、などの意味です。

熟語です。
・救助ーきゅうじょ　人のいのちをたすけること

・助言ーじょげん　アドバイス、わきから言うこと

・援助ーえんじょ　お金などを使って助けること

・補助ーほじょ　足りないところを助けること

例文
・地震のあとの救助活動は続いています。

・会社を辞めるべきかなやんでいます。助言はありますか？

・彼らには援助が必要です。

・コロナ禍では、国は飲食店に補助金を出しました。


ということで、今回は以上です。

最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！
ではまた！






Atsushi のJapanese podcast (travel/news /文法・漢字・語彙/Osaka/Hokkaido/🇹🇷🇬🇪🇦🇲🇪🇸🇵🇹)

#480 N3 漢字　助(ジョ)について！

東京人(とうきょうじん)は冷(つめ)たい？
Tokyo people are NOT nice?
도쿄사람들은 착하지 않다고?



NANAのにほんごpodcast 

【Japanese Podcast#21】東京人(とうきょうじん)は冷(つめ)たい？Tokyo people are NOT nice?

En este episodio quiero explicar por qué hablamos tan diferente en cada país de Latinoamérica? Cómo un sólo idioma puede variar tanto? Bueno, hay motivos socio-antropológicos e históricos que explican este fenómeno. 
I want to explain why we speak so differently in each Latin American country. How can a single language vary so much? Well, there are socio-anthropological and historical reasons that explain this phenomenon.

*La mayoría del podcast está en español, con unas pequeñas aclaraciones cruciales en inglés. 
The majority of the podcast is in Spanish, with a few crucial clarifications in English.*

Perdónenme si me equivoco un poco al hablar, es que a veces hablo muy rápido. Si estoy hablando muy rápido, diganmelo en un mensaje.
Sorry if my English is not perfect. I did my best to give you the essential information.

Música de Intro: Ñasaindy Syry (idioma guaraní). Manantial Lunar (en español)
Pueden oirla aquí https://youtu.be/ipODqykklYU 
You can hear the intro music in the link above. It's beautiful, from a tourist spot. 

If you want to learn more Spanish language and regionalism, especially the Paraguayan one, schedule a trial class and let's talk! 

Rohayhudcast! Paraguayan spanish!

Episodio 1: Por qué los latinos hablan el español tan diferente entre sí? Why do Latin people speak so differently?

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
3月18日金曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/1℃

旭川市　Asahikawa
・ビールの会社がノンアルコールビールを開発した
・完成に3年かかった
・健康になりたい人たちから人気

［単語］
ビール（びーる）...お酒のひとつ。黄色いお酒。beer
ノンアルコールビール（のんあるこーるびーる）...アルコールが入ってないビール Non-alcoholic beer
開発（かいはつ）...新しく作ること development
完成（かんせい）...物を作って、それができる complete
健康（けんこう）...体と心が良い health
人気（にんき）...たくさんの人が好きになる popularity