みなさんは今、いい感じの人いる？

「いい感じの人」
好きかもしれない人🥰　
相手も自分を好きかもしれない人😘

うらやましいなぁ😙

Japanese "Taka" it easy

いま、いい感じの人　いますか😘？

Modo indicativo, tempo imperfetto.

Buona grammatica e buon ascolto!

Il podcast del modenese!

L'indicativo imperfetto

In this episode we are using a quote from modern day rapper, author and philosopher Robert Gwisdek from his fictional tale, The Invisible Apple, and in German, Der Unsichtbare Apfel. In this episode we are exploring the dilemma of seeking guidance or trusting one’s intuition.

Philosophical Friday

Robert Gwisdek

In this podcast you will learn how to say OH MY GOSH in different Vietnamese accents

In the South, people often say "trời ơi" / "trời đất ơi"

In the North, you may hear people say "ối dồi ôi" / "ới giời ơi"

In Hue, people often say "ôi chu choa mọa ơi"

Learn Vietnamese with Ms. Thương

How do Vietnamese people say OH MY GOSH?

この日本語(にほんご)知(し)ってたらマジで◎！
It would be amazing if you know this word!
이 일본어 알면 진짜 대박

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #6 この日本語(にほんご)知(し)ってたらマジで◎！It would be amazing if you know this word!

For the next 6+ episodes we're going to be going into details about Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions. This research changed my life when I first learned about it over 10 years ago, giving me a true sense of what culture is, and what the subtle differences in culture are between countries at the fundamental level. More than just knowing that one country or culture does something 'this' way and another does it 'that' way, learning about Hofstede's dimensions can help you to truly understand the WHY.

More Than English Podcast

Introduction to HOFSTEDE'S CULTURAL DIMENSIONS | More than English Podcast #009

Now that we understand the history and needs of the brain, lets discover where we can find these in foods to better serve our brain needs.

Baffling Lingo

Butter Brain Brilliance 

Two corvesations: 

1- Mi mejor amiga

2- Tiempo libre

 This podcast is to improve your listening and vocabulary

Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish Conversation parte 15

In this episode, I continue my conversation with Bryce about playing guitar.

Bryce shares a story about the moment when he felt most like a rockstar.

If you've ever been curious about what it takes to play guitar and you want to learn some relevant vocabulary, this episode may be for you!

This is just Part Two of our conversation. Part One can be found at 008 WHY DOES EVERYONE LEARN THE SAME FIRST SONG ON GUITAR?

FULL TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE ⁠HERE⁠: https://american-idiom.com/f/009-my-brothers-rockstar-moment

***For English learners! – Detailed vocabulary lesson begins at 23:34***

Episode Outline:

Bryce's most memorable guitar performance (Starts at 1:20)
Adapting complex songs as a solo guitarist (Starts at 4:32)
Funny story - Always rehearse before performing! (Starts at 8:38)
Playing tabs vs. sheet music (Starts at 10:05)
How to continue progressing as a guitarist (14:45)
Final advice for new guitarists (22:54)


Vocabulary and examples (Starts at 23:34)

get your foot in the door (used at 4:46 and explained at 23:38)
hit a wall (used at 14:49 and explained at 26:07)
reach a plateau (used at 14:49 and explained at 26:07)
be stuck in a rut (used at 20:51 and explained at 26:07)
put all your eggs in one basket (used at 21:32 and explained at 29:45)