We learn new words and their pronunciations

English words and pronunciation

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Vol.102 セイさんと横浜物語　中華街編

中華街の印象は？

そこのGiGOは？

タピオカミルクティー

中国語の調味料店

店員と日本語で話していた

人気がある麻辣湯

何を食べましたか？

辛いか辛くないか

食材選びのコツは？


您对唐人街的印象如何？

您在那里吃了什么？

木薯奶茶

中国调味品店

用日语与店员交谈

人气麻辣烫

你吃了什么？

辣还是不辣

挑选食材的窍门？




[単語など]

ちゅうかがい　中華街

おおぜい　大勢

なんきんまち　南京町

GIGO

かるくみて　軽く見て

タピオカミルクティー

ゆず　柚子

むいしき　無意識

かおり　香り

さわやか　爽やか

まんぞく　満足

ちょうみりょう　調味料

さんばい　3倍

からあげ　唐揚げ

たべほうだい　食べ放題

小籠包

まーらーたん　麻辣湯

しょくざい　食材

ちんげいさい　青梗菜

こまつな　小松菜

にくだんご　肉団子

おもさをはかる　重さを計る

にかいせき　二階席

ばんごう　番号

よぶんに　余分に

ぐざい　具材



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Vol.102 セイさんと横浜物語　中華街編

Get ready for a special treat! In this episode, I talk with Terri Creeden, an Executive Coach, trainer, and facilitator. Terri is a Certified Daring Way Facilitator and Dare to Lead Facilitator through the Brené Brown Education and Research Group. During our conversation, we talk about how to get a job while being authentic and vulnerable. Here are some gems from this episode:

"The employer will be most impressed by an authentic person sitting in front of them and not somebody who has canned, formulated responses that they've heard from every other candidate. Let them see who you really are and not who they are hoping you are."

"Anytime we are caught up managing our image, how we look and appear, and come across to somebody else, that immediately takes us right out of authenticity. So you're moving further away from what's really going to win you that interview."

"What leaders really want to see is that they can trust somebody. If you aren't able to say, "I need help, or I can't do that, or I don't know how to do that," they're going to have trouble trusting you." 

Tune in to get more valuable insights from Terri, so you're well prepared for your next job interview! The second part of our conversation will be released in the next episode. 

Episode originally published October 27, 2021

Original theme music by Lucas Knutter 

Read the transcript https://www.express-to-impress.com/being-authentic/

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How to Get a Job While Being Authentic & Vulnerable With Terri Creeden

Make mistakes - that's the goal! #Job Interviews #IELTS speaking

Making mistakes is a normal part of life that cannot be avoided. Although we hate and often regret the errors we make, the reality is that through the mistakes that we make we can learn and grow stronger. 

Whenever we learn anything new in life from riding a bike to acquiring a foreign language, we are likely to make mistakes. Nevertheless, it is not important how many mistakes you make but your attitude to those mistakes.

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Make mistakes - that's the goal! #Job Interviews #IELTS speaking

Welcome to episode 2! 

In this episode, I share my favourite things to see and do in Glasgow. 

Transcripts for this episode are available. Please send me a message if you want the transcript. 

Scotland - Everything I've Ever Had

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In questo episodio, parliamo di 5 fatti su Firenze

Facts about Italy in slow italian

Facts about Italy in slow italian - #4 Firenze

El Huapango de Moncayo es un poema sinfónico mágico, con ese toque de mexicanidad, que al escucharlo te alegra y te levanta el espíritu.

Es la obra sinfónica mexicana más famosa en el mundo y la más popular en México. Tuvo gran aceptación desde que la Orquesta Sinfónica de México, bajo la batuta de Carlos Chávez, la estrenó en el Palacio Bellas Artes el 15 de agosto de 1941.

No es que el Huapango de Moncayo sea mejor que otras obras musicales, como la Sinfonía India, la más popular de Chávez o las nacionalistas Sensemayá y La Noche de los Mayas, de Silvestre Revueltas.

Pero el Huapango de Moncayo, seas melómano o alguien que no es asiduo a salas de concierto, “te atrapa, más como mexicano”. Es una obra “alegre, que te levanta el espíritu”, dice el pianista y compositor Samuel Pascoe.

Quizá por eso es considerada como el segundo himno nacional de México, distinción que se disputa con la Marcha de Zacatecas.

Gran pianista, percusionista, maestro de música, compositor y director de orquesta, José Pablo Moncayo García nació en Guadalajara el 29 de junio de 1912 y murió en la CDMX el 16 de junio de 1958.

En el Conservatorio Nacional de Música, Carlos Chávez fue maestro de composición de Moncayo, quien sería percusionista y pianista de la Orquesta Sinfónica de México.

En las postrimerías del nacionalismo de esos años y a sabiendas del talento de Moncayo, Chávez le encargó que fuera al puerto de Alvarado, Veracruz, para que conociera a detalle el huapango tradicional y creara una obra sinfónica.

Huapango se estrenó cuando Moncayo tenía 29 años.

Después fue becado por el Institute Berkshire de Serge Koussevitzki y asistió a cursos impartidos por Aaron Copland en Tanglewood, Massachusetts, EU, en 1942. Ahí tuvo como como condiscípulos a Leonard Bernstein y a Blas Galindo.

