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Verb: To Skedaddle (with transcript)

Lorsque vous devez vous présenter, vous ne savez pas toujours comment le faire. Certains aiment rester à la base en partageant leur nom et leur âge, tandis que d'autres partent sur leurs origines, leurs loisirs, et j'en passe. Enfin... il n'y a aucune règle donnée lorsqu'il s'agit de se présenter. A vous d'improviser!

Laura's French Podcast

La Présentation

连...也/都...（说话人通过强调一项极端的例子来说明另一种情况。“连”的后边可以是主语。）
例句：1、连这么难的题都会做,那就说明他很聪明。
            2、这道题很简单,连小孩子也/都会。
            3、这位男演员太帅了，连我都心动了。
            4、我吃的好饱啊,连一口水都喝不下了。
            5、就连那冰封的河水,也带着春意浓浓。
            6、小六很懒惰,连吃饭穿衣都得妈妈帮忙。


喵喵说汉语---HSK 4

连...也/都...

日本語の言葉や文法の使い方を、例文や会話文とともに紹介します。
Introduces the use of Japanese words and grammar, together with example sentences and conversational texts.
第４回　「〜方（かた）」TRY! N4 p 22
参考として”TRY! N4”という教科書を使っていますが、教科書を持っていなくても聞けます。
I use a textbook “TRY! N4" as a reference, but you don't need to look at it to listen.

「〜方」は〜する方法という意味で使われます。
Use ”〜方” to talk about how to do something.

１）この料理の使い方を教えてください。
２）この漢字の読み方が分かりますか。
３）このくだものの食べ方を教えてください。
４）日本の着物の着方（きかた）がわかりません。
５）新しいコンピューターの使い方を習いました。
６）あなたはこのゲームのあそび方を知っていますか。
７）これは上手な話し方の本です。スピーチの前に読んでください。

にほんご　いろいろ

「〜方（かた）」について


Mǎkè： 	Zhè 	chē 	dào 	Dōnɡfānɡ 	Xiǎoqū 	mɑ? 
马克： 	这 	车 	到 	东方 	小区 	吗？ 
Shòupiàoyuán： 	Bú 	dào, 	nín 	děi 	huàn 	chē. 
售票员： 	不 	到， 	您 	得 	换 	车。 
Mǎkè：Zài 	nǎr 	huàn 	chē? 
马克：在 	哪儿 	换 	车？ 
Shòupiàoyuán： 	Xià 	yí 	zhàn 	shì 	Wánɡfǔjǐnɡ, 
售票员： 	下 	一 	站 	是 	王府井， 
huàn 	81 	lù. 
换 	81 	路。 
Mǎkè： 	Hǎo 	de, 	mǎi 	yì 	zhānɡ 	piào. 
马克： 	好 	的， 	买 	一 	张 	票。 
Shòupiàoyuán： 	Qǐnɡ 	wǎnɡ 	lǐ 	zǒu. 
售票员： 	请 	往 	里 	走。 
Mǎkè： 	Wǒ 	méi 	qùɡuo, 	dàole 	máfɑn 	nín 	ɡàosu 
马克： 	我 	没 	去过， 	到了 	麻烦 	您 	告诉 
wǒ. 
我。 


日常用语

乘公共汽车

Te invito a escuchar mi podcast sobre mi ciudad natal Caracas, la capital de Venezuela. Un lindo país ubicado en el Norte de Sudamerica limitando con el bello Mar Caribe. Escucha y aprende nuevo vocabulario:
-Lujosa
-Martirio
-Vallas publicitarias
-Escasez de alimentos y
-Trincheras militares
-Casco histórico
-Rascacielos 
-Vicisitudes
-Guerrera
Ahora es tu turno, cuentame sobre tu ciudad. 

Espero que te guste. :)

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Caracas Venezuela - Una ciudad de Contrastes

I'm pleased to provide you a podcast that will give you an idea and glance about the use of the expressions with examples in Arabic language.

Arabic expressions with ArabicLights - Aymaro

Learn Arabic Expressions 5 - (Can you 1 - هل تستطيع) with examples in less than 80 seconds

More than seven out of 10 Americans have been dishonest when trying to get a job, according to a new survey.

A company called ResumeTemplates asked 1,250 people in the US about how honest they are when looking for jobs, doing interviews or taking tests during the hiring process.

And 71% of US job seekers said they'd been dishonest.

One of the most common things to do was to give a false reference. Almost half of the participants said they'd done this.

Some said they didn't have a real reference to give, while others said their last boss didn't like them.

But people said they'd been dishonest all through the hiring process. More than one in five people said they'd lied on their resume.

Some companies give people tests during the hiring process — and 22% of people said they'd used Google, artificial intelligence software or the help of others to answer test questions.

So does being dishonest work?

The answer to that question might be "sometimes" — only around three out of 10 people said they had gotten caught.

Of course, that doesn't mean being dishonest is the right thing to do.

However, a 2023 survey by a company called Resume Builder found that it's not just people looking for jobs who lie.

In fact, the survey of more than 1,000 hiring managers found that almost 40% have lied to people in job interviews.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Most Americans Have Lied to Get a Job

Books are there to give you concepts and sentence structures, as well as ideas but I always caution students that overdoing textbook English will make you sound robotic during a normal conversation. You can memorize all the advanced vocabulary but when you talk to people in a social setting, it is a different matter. You will sound like someone reading something.