Qualcuno vi ha mai detto "in bocca al lupo"?? 

👉🏻Se volete rispondere come dei veri italiani questo è l'episodio giusto per voi🙃

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#CapoInB🤌 

In bocca al lupo 🍀🐺

In this podcast, we go on to talk about the various forms of transportation we use as well as the pros and cons of each.

 Fluency Mastery 101 Podcast

Fluency Mastery 101 Podcast Lesson 3: Transportation

😨Traidora, víctima😥, princesa👑, amante🙈 o salvadora de Mexicas😎. 💖Malinalli o mejor conocida como "La Malinche"  fue uno de esos personajes de la historia que tienen mala reputación pero que en realidad no fueron tan malos. 😮
😎Si quieres saber quién fue "La Malinche" y por qué no deberías odiarla, quédate a escuchar este episodio. 🙌

😍¡Esperamos que lo disfrutes tanto como nosotros! 💖

🥰¡Nos vemos en clase! 🥰

✅Clase con Alberto Muciño
https://www.italki.com/teacher/6975141

✅Clase con Perla Muciño 
https://www.italki.com/es/teacher/7756474

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¡Saludos desde México! ¡Gracias por visitarnos!

Aprende México 

Episodio #16 - La Malinche | Historia | Aprende México | PODCAST

Learn and Speak Malay Job Vocabulary: Can you guess how long office staff work?

All about Work and Jobs 

Can you guess how long office staff work?

Hablo de mi experiencia siendo profesor de español de una estrella de la NFL

AUDIO-ARTÍCULOS (Nivel B2-C1)

SER UN CAMPEÓN

日本語には、水という言葉を含むことわざがたくさんあります。島国で、海や川が身近にあるからでしょう。
Japanese has many saying include the word, "mizu=water". Today, I'll introduce five of them.
今日は５つのことわざを紹介します。
1. 「水を得た魚のよう」
2. 「水に流す」
3.「水があわない」
4. 「水に慣れる」
5. 「寝耳に水」

Akari Talks Japan

Japanese saying include "Mizu 水=water"

Dnes o tom, prečo radi cestujeme a čo nám to prináša.🎧

Tento podcast je rozpovedaný veľmi pomaly a je vhodný pre začiatočníkov ktorí chcú zlepšiť svoju schopnosť lepšie rozumieť hovorenej slovenčine.

Learn Slovak Through Stories

Cestovanie

Convergent Thinkers vs. Divergent Thinkers: Is One Better Than the Other?

verybody is capable of both convergent and divergent thinking, depending on the situation. However, it’s natural to lean more toward one or the other when approaching problems and projects.

“Some people have a natural preference for divergent thinking. They are the people in organizations who love to come up with new ideas,” says Manning, “They are also the people who are most useful when solving daunting, complex challenges because they are more likely to articulate ideas that are new and useful.”

The real issue lies in becoming too reliant on one method of thinking. “Too much divergent thinking can lead to endless ideation and no solutions. Too much convergent thinking can lead to no new ideas and ‘analysis paralysis,’”

Project Management and the Lure of Convergent Thinking
That’s a trap that project management professionals—who are notoriously married to their plans and processes—can fall into easily.

Let’s break this all down with some examples. Divergent thinking starts with an objective—perhaps you need to generate 1,000 new leads within a month. You start by brainstorming creative ideas and solutions to satisfy that goal: happy hours with famous speakers, direct mailers including $100 gift cards, a man in a gorilla suit on the corner of Times Square.

From there, you move into evaluating those options and settling on the one(s) that works best. This is an example of convergent thinking.

Let's continue later today on this topic and explore it further. See you soon.

The Habits of Women Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

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Is your language learning feeling cold and lonely? ❄️ What if you could learn with more JOY, better CONNECTIONS, and genuine FUN?

In Episode 108 of 111 Tips for Learning a Language, we ignite the power of the Fire Element (Huǒ, 火)! Discover how to:

❤️ Learn from the Heart and speak with authentic passion
🎭 Use laughter and drama to make words stick
🤝 Transform anxiety into radiant social confidence
🔥 Identify your "Study Personality" and heal your unique challenges

Stop studying in isolation. Start connecting with heart! Episode 108 explores how to harness the Fire Element (Huǒ, 火) to transform language learning from a solitary task into a source of joy, connection, and vibrant expression. Discover how to use heartfelt communication, laughter, and song to accelerate your learning. This episode also provides a personalized guide to healing based on your study personality—whether you're a Social Butterfly, Anxious Performer, Isolated Scholar, or Burnt-Out Idealist—ensuring your inner fire burns brightly without leading to burnout.