We all know that, "health is wealth." Bad health could be exorbitant  hospital bills and a depelted savings account. If you have the finances to spend on your health, then by all means to it. In today's podcast, I will be sharing some tips that can help you a lot.

FLO TALKS 

HEALTH TIPS THAT MATTER

En este episodio, exploraremos juntos la fascinante cultura del tango. Descubre los orígenes de este baile, su influencia en la sociedad argentina y cómo el tango puede mejorar tu habilidad para aprender español. Acompáñame en este viaje a través de la música, la historia y la pasión del tango.

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El Tango: Pasión y Tradición Argentina

HSK2

Talk about sport

My cousin has recently moved house to a property just outside Edinburgh. It is close to a famous, historic cottage and in a beautiful setting near the hills. The entrance to the house is very impressive.
The hall leads to an enormous sitting room with high ceilings and big windows facing south, so it feels bright and open. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, and two of them have balconies that look out onto the back garden. And a practical feature of the house is the huge garage for four cars.


English Mini Lessons

Buildings

*ZOMBIES in High school??*
Now K-zombies are sweeping across the whole world!
Netflix Original TV series “지금 우리 학교는(All of us are dead)” is now streaming. 
K-Zombies once took over KTX train and Chosun Dynasty. 
And now, they became Students from today’s high school!!

Why are People crazy about K-zombies? 
I am going to deal with the reason and History of K-Zombies. 
Stay tuned or you would meet them out of nowhere!


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11. All about K-Zombies (한국 좀비의 모든 것)

Subject +Adverb of Degree +Adjective

wǒ hěn è  。 
我 很  饿 。 

dà wèi yǒu diǎnr kùn 。 
大 卫  有  点   儿 困  。 

jiǎo zi fēi chánɡ hǎo chī 。 
饺   子 非  常    好  吃  。 

Subject +不（bù/bú） +Adjective
hàn yǔ bù nán 。 
汉  语 不 难  。 

wǒ bú lèi 。 
我 不 累  。 

JOJO CHINESE

Sentence Structure:Adjectival Predicate

In this episode, we’ll explore the difference between 收到 (shōudào) and 接受 (jiēshòu)! At first glance, they might both translate to “receive” or “accept” in English, but in Chinese, they have distinct meanings. One is more objective, while the other involves personal acceptance. Want to know how to use them correctly? Tune in and learn with real-life examples!