Di episode ini, aku praktikin gimana memperkenalkan diri secara kasual ya.
Aku bakal coba buat konsisten make bahasa yang biasa aku pake sama temen-temen aku ataupun di tempet kerja pas konteksnya nggak formal. Jadi, ejaan yang aku pake pun juga nggak sesuai dengan KBBI ya.

Diari Tyas

Kenalan

TurkishwithYunus

AHmet Bey

Learn to use the most common Spanish vocabulary and expressions relating to cities. Best for beginner and elementary students!

Super Basic Spanish

Basic Spanish: La ciudad (the city)

In this episode of "English Learners Boost," we delve into the art of public speaking and explore techniques for crafting engaging and persuasive presentations in English. Whether you're a student gearing up for a class presentation, a professional preparing for a critical meeting, or simply looking to enhance your public speaking skills, we've got you covered. Join host [Your Name] as we discuss the power of eye contact, body language, and storytelling to captivate your audience. Plus, stay tuned for valuable tips and practical examples to boost your English communication skills.

English Learner's Boost

Public Speaking Skills: Techniques for Engaging and Persuasive Presentations

There are many techniques you can use to persuade people, one of the most powerful is repetition.

Repetition is a fundamental aspect of persuasion. It's a technique that's been used for centuries by everyone from politicians to advertisers to convince people to take a certain action or believe a certain idea. And it works because repetition helps to reinforce your message and make it stick in people's minds.

One of the ways repetition can be used effectively in business is through the use of images. Images have a powerful impact on our brains, and they can help to reinforce your message in a way that words alone cannot. For example, if you're trying to sell a product, using images of happy customers using that product can help to convince others to buy it as well. Similarly, if you're trying to negotiate a deal, using images of successful partnerships or collaborations can help to persuade the other party to agree to your terms.

Repetition is also about using the same phrases and words repeatedly to drive your point home. This can be especially effective in business, where you often need to communicate complex ideas in a clear and concise manner. By using the same phrases and words repeatedly, you can help to ensure that your message is understood and remembered by your audience.

Of course, You also need to make sure that your message is credible and compelling. This means providing evidence to support your claims, and using persuasive language to make your argument as convincing as possible.

Another important aspect of persuasion in business is understanding your audience. Different people are persuaded by different things, so it's important to tailor your message to the needs and preferences of your audience. This might mean using different images, phrases, or arguments depending on who you're trying to persuade.

By using repetition, images, phrases, and other persuasive techniques, you can increase your chances of success in business and achieve your goals.

The Global Professional Podcast

Repetition for Persuasion Repetition for Persuasion Repetition for Persuasion: Episode 60

Beispiele zu den typischen Klängen der tschechischen Sprache.

Tschechisch im Auto

Tschechisch AUSSPRACHE

这里是one minute Chinese, 中文一分钟，每天都不同！ 我们一起听一分钟，想一分钟，说一分钟，今天的话题是"如果一个东西坏了"？
如果你的衣服破(po4, worn-out)了，或者你的椅子坏(huai4, broken)了，或者是其他修理（xiu1li3, repair）起来比重新(chong2xin1, again)买一个还贵的东西坏了，你会怎么办？我觉得大部分人都把坏的东西丢掉(diu1diao4, discard)了，从现在越来越多的垃圾(la1ji1, rubbish)就可以看出来。
我记得我很小时候，家里的东西很少，只有床，椅子这样简单(jian3dan1, simple)的家具(jia1ju4, furniture)。家用电器就更少了，冰箱洗衣机都没有，也没有很多衣服，所以家里所有坏掉的东西，爸爸妈妈都要想办法把它修好，比如衣服破了，要把它修补(xiu1bu3, patch)起来，虽然穿起来不是很好看。那时候的生活很少浪费(lang4fei4, waste)，环境(huan1jing4, enviroment)很好。我觉得东西坏了，首先是想办法把它修好，而不像现在，丢了，买新的。我更喜欢过去的方式(fang1shi4, way)，喜欢那种珍惜(zhen1xi1,value)东西的感觉，不知道你怎么认为（ren4wei2, thin）呢？


One minute Chinese

如果东西坏了你怎么办？

¡Prepárate para una dosis de diversión y cultura en nuestro nuevo episodio diseñado especialmente para estudiantes de español. Exploraremos la fascinante historia detrás de la palabra "spoilear" y nos sumergiremos en las travesuras y enseñanzas de "El Lustra", la cautivadora historieta boliviana que cada semana cobra vida en las páginas del periódico.
🌐El link está en mi canal de "5po7iFy"
Pero la aventura no termina aquí. ¿Listo para llevar tu español al siguiente nivel? Te invito a unirte a mis lecciones personalizadas. Desde conversaciones fluidas hasta el dominio de la gramática y la perfección en la pronunciación, te guiaré en cada paso del camino. 
¡Haz clic ahora y descubre cómo el español puede ser más que un idioma, una experiencia transformadora en tu vida! Aprender español nunca fue tan divertido y significativo. ¡Te espero para empezar esta emocionante travesía juntos!
🔴Konrad Rovira, Tutor Español Italki

Escucha Facil Español

Spoilear😬🍿🎬[Capítulo 28]

Most employers won’t voluntarily tell you you’re out of the running for a job, nonetheless, outline the reasons you weren’t selected. 

Why? They likely have many applicants, don’t want to provoke you, and even fear being sued. Yet, it is possible to get feedback after an interview, if you know how to ask for it the right way. 

In this Express to Impress Podcast episode, you will learn how to ask for an employer’s feedback after your interview. Specifically, you will learn exactly what to write and say to get the feedback you desire. I will share a couple of effective strategies on how to get a valuable and honest response from an employer. 

In addition, you will hear some real-life stories from the employers’ perspective, as well as my clients’ experience in getting feedback. Finally, you will learn how to react to the employer’s feedback to leave a good impression. 

At the end of the episode, we’ll discuss five idioms you can use to improve your English. 

Episode originally published on July 7, 2020.
Transcript at https://www.express-to-impress.com/feedback-after-interview/
Infographics at pinterest.com/ExpresstoImpress/