#Motivation

Presentation Nightmare? Vocabulary BS Holding You Hostage? (Knock It Off!) So, you’re one of those… the type who crumbles at the thought of presenting in English? Giving up before you even try because of some pathetic excuse about your vocabulary? Newsflash: Nobody cares. And frankly, neither should you. You’re letting a lack of words cripple your career? Pitiful. Well, I’m not going to coddle you. But I am going to give you a damn solution. In today's podcast you'll learn how to: I. Start Your Presentation (greet, introduce your purpose, show the outline and learn how to engage your audience. 2. Guide Your Audience Through Your Presentation (Use transitions to move from slide to slide, reffer to visuals when needed and much more!) 3. How to conclude in professiona manner 4. Open the floor for questions & answers. https://www.italki.com/en/post/WbfDrd55Fa41lXC2MYOvFO This isn’t some touchy-feely pep talk. This is about actionable strategies you can use immediately to succeed in any English presentation. So, quit whining and listen up. Your future depends on it! #job interview #presentation preparation #successful communicator #leader #boss

After a year of teaching Italian on multiple websites (and finally landing on Italki), here's a map of every country I had a student come from! Interestingly, I had no students from Canada or Argentina, which are usually two very active countries when it comes to Italian. The country with most students was the US, followed by the UK. And yes, I had an Italian book my lessons... for Italian!

Speak English Like a Pro: Master Business Meeting Phrases Want to command respect and skyrocket your career? It starts with your English in business meetings. Forget “fancy” – it’s about clarity, credibility, and collaboration. Using the right phrases isn’t just polite; it gets results. In this quick recording, I’ll give you the exact expressions to sound native and confident: Project authority and expertise Lead discussions effectively Build rapport with colleagues and clients Stop just “speaking” English. Start mastering it. This builds your confidence and helps you take charge. Ready to unlock your potential? Listen NOW! https://www.italki.com/en/post/i6M5nNhNSldmS6kZAKjetS Want personalized support? My 1-on-1 coaching will get you fully prepared to dominate your next business goal. To Your Unstoppable Success, Anatoly

[Quote of the day] If you try to do something you thought you would do someday right now, your life will definitely change. ・思った（おもった） ・今（いま） ・挑戦（ちょうせん） ・人生（じんせい） ・必ず（かならず） ・変わって（かわって）

👋 Hello French learners ! New verbe + motivation to start the week in French ! 👌 ne crains pas de - don't be afraid to // Не бойся *progresser lentement - to progress slowly // медленно двигаться вперёд *crains seulement de t’arrêter - be afraid only to stop // только бойся остановиться 📌 craindre - verbe irrégulier présent : je crains, tu crains, il train, nous craignons, vous craignez, ils craignent 📌 craindre qch - To fear something // Бояться чего-то Je ne crains rien. 📌 craindre de faire qqch - To fear doing something // Бояться сделать что-то Julie craint de voir Jordan partir. * * craindre que + subjonctif - To fear that + subjunctive // Бояться, что + субжунктив Il craint que tu sois en retard.

Trouve les phrases correctes : 1. Je collectionne plus de deux-cent-vingt timbres. 2. Nous faisons plus de quatre-cent-quarante kilomètres chaque week-end. 3. Cette grange fait environ huit-cents-dix mètres carrés. 4. Pour mon anniversaire, j'ai eu deux-cent euros.

[Quote of the day] ・Curiosity keeps you young ・Talking about your worries makes them lighter ・Taking action makes your worries lighter ・Putting things into words makes them reality ・Experiences become meaningful later ・Planning fun things makes you feel better ・If you act thinking you can do it, you will usually be able to do it