Do you know Taiwanese BBQ on mid-autumn festival?　Why do people BBQ on Moon festival in Taiwan?　Listen to this ep to learn it!

Sherri Chinese

EP.6 台灣的中秋節為什麼烤肉? Why do people BBQ on Moon festival in Taiwan?

In this podcast for adult, independent English learners we look at the use of makeup (noun) and which verbs are often used with it. In addition, we ask when make up (phrasal verb) is used as a verb, and of course, it wouldn’t be English if there were no exceptions to the rules! Listen to the end of the podcast to hear the exception! I hope this is helpful. 

Birdsong English Explains

Ep.2 Makeup or make up? 

李白---铁杵磨针：比喻只要有决心，肯下功夫。多么难的事情也能做成功。

Vivi甜讲中国故事

中国传统文化小故事

Listen to this short conversation where two friends talk about the man of their dreams. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Desribing someone

Are there any modern-day slaves?
Angela reads the basic text from this lesson, (transcript available when you take this lesson).

This topic is also available for intermediate and higher-level learners.


English with Angela -  conversation 

TASK 50 - SLAVERY 

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
〈#131〉11月2日水曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/12℃ 

札幌市/さっぽろし
大通公園/おおどおりこうえん
・冬の前に花壇を撤去する作業
・毎年春に、公園の中に30箇所ぐらいの花壇を設置
・手作業で撤去した


［単語］
花壇/かだん…花がある場所
撤去/てっきょ…かたづける
作業/さぎょう…仕事
箇所/かしょ…場所の数える方法。一箇所、二箇所、三箇所。
設置/せっち…置く
手作業/てさぎょう…手を使って仕事をする


北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#131〉11月2日水曜日　大通公園でお花を撤去

In this episode of Your Spanish Journey, I'll talk about one of the most difficult grammar points: the subjunctive mood (pretérito imperfecto). I'll give you some practical examples and its most common uses so that you start using it correctly. Relax and enjoy!

Your Spanish Journey

SI FUERA TÚ, ESCUCHARÍA ESTE EPISODIO- Usos y forma del pretérito imperfecto de subjuntivo.

This episode of "Everyday Dialogues" focuses on calling 911 during emergencies. Join us to practice essential phrases and improve your communication skills in emergencies. Boost your confidence and be prepared to handle emergencies effectively. Tune in now! 

Everyday Dialogues

Calling 911 🆘

Vamos a explorar una conexión fascinante entre dos temas que aparentemente no tienen ninguna relación: el origen de los nombres de los días de la semana en español y el desarrollo de la medicina moderna