Your Turkish Friend

Türkiye'de Halı Dokuma

Have you ever been heartbroken because of a breakup?

3 mins

失恋

Common Greek expressions and phrases that do not literally translate that well into English but are extremely common in Greece, especially in Millennial/ Gen Z audiences. Slang phrases are always informal and even though they are not negative in meaning you should never use them when speaking to an elder, a person like your boss, doctor, professor etc and in general with people you do not know. 



it's all Greek to me!

Greek Slang 

¿quién soy? ¿por qué aprender idiomas? 
¿qué cosas te gustan hacer?

Easy Spanish With Ana

introducción e idiomas 1)

When speaking, don't use the pronoun 'I'.
(I think... I suggest... I propose...)

Instead, use 'you'.
(You can... You need to... You should...)
This makes your audience feel the focus is on them, and then they will want to listen to what you have to say.

Even better, to fully integrate yourself into a global team, use 'we'.
(We have to... We could... We will be able to....)
This shows you are all working towards the same goal and helps people accept you into their circle.

All Ways Business

Change your pronouns

Welcome to "English Corner", this podcast is about the connection between sleep and learning. Listen to this podcast to explore the latest research and insights into how sleep impacts our ability to absorb and retain information. From the science of sleep to practical tips and strategies for better sleep, this podcast will guide you through the world of sleep and help you understand the critical role it plays in our lives. Whether you're a student, a working professional, or simply someone who wants to improve their memory and cognitive function, this podcast is for you. So join us on this journey to discover the power of sleep and start unlocking your full learning potential!

Find the transcript and exercise about this topic here
https://engoo.com/app/lessons/health-lifestyle-health-in-the-news-sleep-helps-us-learn/Zqs2oltJEeeeGYPLScHAUQ?category_id=0xcduMYWEei-XVPv0MdlmQ&course_id=Jbq71sfHEeiJXvOvSAc8_g

English Corner

Sleep helps us learn

Typical idioms/expressions used in business that begin with the letter "D."

The English Toolbox

Business English Idioms Starting with "D"

How successful do you want to be when it comes to speaking English?

What things do you think in your head?

What positive affirmations do you use when you 'speak' to yourself?

Check out the podcast and find what's relevant/useful for you!

To Your Success!!!

The Habits of Highly Effective English Communicators

Daily Affirmation 1

こんにちは！Atsushiです。
北海道、千歳市の気温は15℃ぐらいですが、とても寒く感じます。

今日は、日本語のレッスンでおもしろい話をしていたので、紹介しますね。

日本語には、食べる時の食感の表現がいくつかあります。
その中の、カリカリとサクサクの違いについて話していました。どんな違いがあるかわかりますか？

僕のイメージでは、
カリカリは揚げ物の食感に使うことが多いですね。
少しだけ固いものを食べる時に使います。
例えば、カリカリのベーコンとか、アーモンドなどにも使いますね。

続いて、サクサクです。
これは、カリカリよりももう少し柔らかいイメージです。
例えば、天ぷらやトンカツなど、軽い食感のものの時に使います。

人によって少し違うかもしれませんが、そんな感じですね。
また他の言葉も取り上げてみようと思います。

ということで、今回も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！
