¿Escucharon alguna vez esta expresión ?
Hoy vamos a describir un poco de que se trata esto, ya que algunos estudiantes me lo han preguntado.


Bien , pero maaaaaaaal!!!

Vamos a hablar de estas dos expresiones tan típicas Argentinas, para que tengas en claro el uso y como incorporarlas!!!

Boludo y pelotudo!!

Este podcast está dedicado a dos de los mejores futbolistas de la historia mundial del futbol. 

Maradona-Messi

When you see a word for the first time, how do you say it?
The way we write words,  often does not tell us how to say them.  We do not have many rules to help us.  But we do have some common patterns (things that often work).  You don't have to learn ALL these common patterns, but some of them might help you understand how we usually say words.

Transcript:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LJKUcC3ld3z6prT1cezdYLeiJrITuiMA&usp=drive_fs

Pronunciation 

Problem three - When you see a new word, you don’t know how to say it

人食(ひと)いバクテリアに気(き)をつけて
Be careful of STSS！
STSS 조심하세요！

●Hello! I'm Japanese teacher NANA 
안녕하세요! 일본어강사 나나입니다 
●English, Korean Subtitles on YOUTUBE 
유튜브에는 영어, 한국어 자막이 있습니다 
https://www.youtube.com/@nanasensei777

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #2 人食(ひと)いバクテリアに気(き)をつけて Be careful of STSS！

Wrap yourself in the warmth of festive English as "English Learners Boost" returns with an exciting sequel— "Useful Phrasal Verbs for Christmas Season Part 2." Join our host as we unravel essential expressions to spice up your holiday conversations. From warming up gatherings to dishing out deliciousness, these phrasal verbs are your key to expressing the magic of the season. Plus, don't miss out on a special invitation to explore personalized English lessons with our host on italki. Tune in, learn, and let the holiday language cheer begin!

English Learner's Boost

Christmas Phrasal Verbs Part 2

In this episode, I'll help you master Italian self-introductions. From greetings to personal pronouns and essential verbs like "essere," you'll gain confidence in presenting yourself effectively. We'll also explore addressing others and Italian farewells. Join me to embrace Italian language and culture! Ciao!

Italiano Chiaro Grammatica

Presenting yourself

In this first premiere episode of "Let's Learn English with Adam!" we learn English idioms! Thank you so much for joining me!

Some key words and phrases from this episode:
• Literal, literally
• Figurative
• Hatch
• Non-literal
• Colleague (co-worker)
• Lottery 
• Interest (from a bank account)
• ...and many idiom phrases, like "once in a blue moon"!

I hope you enjoyed the first episode! If you'd like to learn more English topics, please book a one-on-one lesson with me today on iTalki! :)

Note: This first episode is suitable for all levels of English learners. However, pre-intermediate (A2) or intermediate (B1) learners will likely understand more of the content. Do not be sad if you do not understand everything! Keep practicing!

Let's Learn English with Adam!

Episode #1: Let's Learn English Idioms with Adam! [All Levels]

Learn about the current water crisis and why some people are calling it the next gold. We also take a look at a company that makes water out of thin air. 
Great lesson for everyone who's interested in technology, innovation, ecology, and engineering, and entrepreneurship.


New English US

Advanced English: Let's talk about water

Did you know that we can use 'Not + a Superlative' to convey the opposite. In this episode, we discuss this commonly used expression in English.

Listen to the episode and analyse the following examples:
That's not the most efficient way to do it.
That's not the most original idea.
That's not the worst movie I've ever seen.

Don't forget to make your own examples and post them in the Comments Section to grasp this concept fully.

All Things English

Confusing Structures in the English Language - Superlatives

How can you easily identitify the gender of the countries in French ? " le " , " la " , " les " ? 🤔
In this Podcast , i explain you the rule : why do we say " la France " and why " le Japon " ? 🤔
Come on .. just find it out and enjoy practicing  french  😉 Merci🙏