Today's piece of vocabulary is "to strike a chord", which means to cause someone to feel sympathy, emotion, or enthusiasm. For instance,
"the issue of food safety strikes a chord with almost everyone"

Don't forget that "strike" is an irregular verb, so in the past tense this becomes "struck", as in "your speech really struck a chord with me".

DAILY Business English VOCABULARY builder

I hope this podcast strikes a chord with you.

聊中西文化，也聊很多东西！
第三期，我们聊聊各国打招呼的方式。

聊聊东西 - Talk to Me in Chinese

003. 你好吗？聊聊各国打招呼的方式 Greeting in Different Countries - ttmiChinese

Una novela policíaca que aún resulta interesante 100 años después, una escritora española y, sobre todo... una gota de sangre.

La transformación

La gota de sangre

In this beginner-friendly episode, I’ll guide you through the basics of forming plurals for masculine and feminine nouns in Ukrainian! Together, we’ll explore the most common plural endings, the difference between hard and soft stems, and how understanding these patterns can make plural formation much easier.

With clear explanations and examples, you’ll feel more confident recognizing and using these essential grammar rules. Plus, I’ll provide a few sentences as homework to help you practice and apply what you’ve learned.

Whether you're new to Ukrainian or just need a refresher, this episode is a great way to strengthen your understanding of Ukrainian grammar.

Grammar bits in Ukrainian

Mastering Ukrainian Plurals: Masculine & Feminine Nouns. Part 1

日本での温泉のマナーについてお話ししました。

Nihongo Hiyori | Japanese Podcast

#114 温泉マナー♨️ Onsen Manners

※※※Japanese and Korean subtitles are on my YOUTUBE channel→　https://www.youtube.com/@nanasensei777

日本語(にほんご)が上手(じょうず)になる人(ひと)とならない人のちがい 
The difference between a good Japanese speaker and a bad speaker.
일본어를 잘하는 사람과 못 하는 사람의 차이는?

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #12 日本語(にほんご)が上手(じょうず)になる人(ひと)とならない人のちがい | The difference between a good Japanese speaker and a bad speaker.

Can4 Lai6: Nei5 hou2! Ngo5 giu3 Can4 Lai6. Nei5 giu5 mat1 je3 meng2?
陈丽：          你好！我叫陈丽。你叫乜嘢名？
Can Lai:  Hi! My name is Can Lai. What is your name?

Daai6 Wai6: Ngo5 giu3 Daai6 Wai6.
大卫：           你好！我叫大卫。
David: Hi! My name is David.

Can4 Lai6: Daai6 Wai6, nei5 hai6 m4 hai6 Mei5 gwo3 jan4 aa3?
陈丽：             大卫，你係唔係美国人呀？
Can Lai: David, are you American?

Daai6 Wai6: Ngo5 m4 hai6 Mei5 gwo3 jan4. Ngo3 hai6 Jing1 gwo3 jan4. Nei5 ne1?
大卫：           我唔係美国人。 我係英国人，你呢？
David: No, I’m not American. I am British. What about you?

Can4 Lai6: Ngo5 hai6 Zung1 gwo3 jan4.
陈丽：       我係中国人
Can Lai: I am Chinese.

Words:
1．	hai6 係  to be 
2．	m4 hai6 唔係 to be not
3．	jan4 人 people, person
4．	Mei5 gwo3美国 America
5．	Mei5 gwo3 jan4 美国人 American
6．	Jing1 gwo3 英国 Britian
7．	Jing1 gwo3 jan4 英国人 British
8．	Zung1 gwo3 中国 China
9．	Zung1 gwo3 jan4 中国人 Chinese
10．Hoeng1 gong2 香港 Hong Kong
11．Jat6 bun2 日本 Japan
12．Hon4 gwo3 韩国 Korea
13.  ne1 呢 particle follow the pronoun indicate asking the previous question


Listening & Speaking (Cantonese)

我係中国人。（Ngo5 hai6 Zung1 gwo3 jan4)   I'm Chinese.

To help you sound more like a native English speaker, we'll compare vocabulary from the beginner and advanced levels of the language in this session. For some variety, including these in your vocabulary list.

The Amplify English Podcast

Beginner English words VS Advanced English words (Part 2)

En el audio de hoy os expongo el dilema ante el que me encuentro: no sé si comerme un kiwi o una mandarina y vais a ver un buen montón de frases en uso con los adverbio tan y tanto, muy y mucho. Ya os adelanto que finalmente tuve que llamar a mi hermano Pepe para que me ayudará a decidirme entre estas dos frutas que están MUY buenas y me gustan MUCHO, TANTO el kiwi como la mandarina.