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N3合格

N3　語彙　第3週5日目

Vi siete mai chiesti come rifiutare gentilmente un invito in Italiano?

In questo episodio, io e Pilar parliamo proprio di questo. Se siete curiosi di sapere come fare e dire "no", senza sembrare maleducati, ascoltate questa puntata del nostro podcast, e fateci sapere nei commenti come dite "no" ad un invito nella vostra cultura.



Vi ricordiamo che se volete imparare l'Italiano con me potete farlo qui : https://www.italki.com/pt/teacher/8823086

e se volete imparare il Portoghese con Pilar basta seguire questo link: https://www.italki.com/pt/teacher/7217043




Spiaggia e Dolce Vita

Prendiamo un caffè?

Office English / Useful Phrases To Communicate At Work.

Workplace communication is the process of exchanging information and ideas within a team or an organization as a whole.

There are various of types of communication from formal to informal.

The purpose is to ensure all are aware of variety of group's / organizations goals and can move together in unison.

Here some easy but are used phases by native speakers in any offiece every day:

Can you help me with…?
This phrase is one of the most important and valuable in any workplace. Sometimes you may need to ask your colleagues for help. And it is the most polite way to do so. For example:

Can you help me with this report? I can’t seem to find the correct data.

Do you have a minute?
This phrase is also widespread in the workplace. You can use it when you need to talk to your colleague but don’t want to bother them too much. For example:

Do you have a minute? I need to ask you about the project we are working on.

I’ll be right there.
This phrase is usually used to let your colleagues know you are coming and will be there in a minute. For example:

I’ll be right there. I just need to finish this report.

What do you think?
This phrase will come in handy if you need to ask for opinions or suggestions. For example:

What do you think about this design? Should we change something?

Here are just a few to get you to be clear that a simple English is the key - there is no need to make it too complicated when you speak to others, the main thing is that the communication is polite, respectful and in a manner where everyone understand's you.

I hope it's useful and when you need to 'up your game' in English - book my classes now.

To Your Success,
Anatoly



Job Interview Preparation | CEO Interview Strategies From Diverse Business Sectors!

Office English / Useful Phrases To Communicate At Work.

Successful Job Interview Tips and Tricks

Imagine being trained by the one who is a trainer-language coach to top executives in global companies?

Imagine learning from the one, who was able to interview global champions in certain trades?

Imagine being able to 'pick my brain' and receive 'not talked about knowledge' (because my questions to them pull it out from them, AND I have the guts to ask them :)

Imagine seeing how they think and based on that figure out your Job Interview Preparation strategy for success?

Lastly, imagine having this attitude at work - to project your bosses thinking, to inject your bosses thinking into how you do your work, imagine this! Will you be promoted if done so? No doubt!!!

This is what you get in my private 1-1 immersion coaching APPLICATION only meeting!

In this podcast here are few things I cover to help you prepare better for a job interview:

1. Hard skills vs soft skills on a  job intervnew

2. It's not about your competitiveness or competitive advantages

3. It is about your successes

4. It is about your results and your attitudes!

5. Next, how to influence HR people consciously and unconsciously?

6. How to know what they are looking for IF IT IS NOT JUB ABOUT A LIST OF JOB RESPONSIBILITIES?

7. How 'to make you and them click'?

8. Secret persuation tool!

9. Positive attitude

10. How will you feel if you are stretched 3 times? I also talk about it, don't skip this part!

And so much more, plese set aside 10 minutes of your life and these 10 minutes can turn into massive successes both at work, in IELTS speaking performance and in life as a whole!

If you felt I know something you might need, apply for my private 1-1 attention so I can be on your side, helping you to succeed in your life situation now!

See you today!

Successful Job Interview Tips and Tricks

In this episode you will learn about some animals that live in Colombia and will practice your listening skills

Spanish with Jas

EP 37. COLOMBIA: EXOTIC ANIMALS

¿Alguna vez te has preguntado por qué el español suena tan musical? "La Ruta de la Entonación" es un podcast que te lleva de viaje por las montañas y valles de América Latina, explorando cómo la entonación da vida a nuestro idioma. Con paradas en escenas icónicas de series como La Casa de Papel, Yo soy Betty la Fea y Cien Años de Soledad, descubrirás:

Patrones clave: Declaraciones, preguntas y énfasis emocionales.

Storytelling cultural: Analogías con la Ruta Panamericana, historias locales y mitos lingüísticos.

Tips prácticos: Consejos para angloparlantes y ejercicios para sonar como un nativo.
Ideal para amantes del español, viajeros curiosos y quienes quieren dominar el arte de comunicar con ritmo. ¡Sube al autobús y deja que las palabras te guíen!

Taming the Spanish Verb: The  Macondo Man

La Ruta de la Entonación TV: Viaje Sonoro por el Español 

В этом выпуске я расскажу вам, как начала этот понедельник. Спасибо!

Russian for daily life with Lena 📖💫

Как я начала этот понедельник 

Plongez dans "La Journée Extraordinaire de Léo le Chat", où chaque moment enseigne de manière amusante. Dans ce voyage de 2 minutes, Léo explore un jardin magique, rencontre un papillon et un chien amical, et découvre les couleurs et l'amitié. Parfait pour les petits débutants en français, cet épisode combine histoires captivantes, jeux de mots, et musique, développant écoute active et vocabulaire de base. Transformez l'apprentissage du français en aventure enchantée pour votre enfant !



Le Monde Magique des Mots

La Journée Extraordinaire de Léo le Chat

Both “嫉妒” (jídù) and “羡慕” (xiànmù) are about wanting something that others have, but do they really mean the same thing? In this episode, we’ll dive into the key differences between these two words, explore their emotional nuances, and learn how to use them correctly in different contexts. Plus, I’ll share some handy phrases to help you express these feelings naturally in Chinese. Don’t miss it!