Have you ever listen about "La Raffa"? In this chapter i will talk about a story of "Raffaella Carrà" and her life. Join this and let's practice.

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Serie Cantanti italiani #3 - Have you ever listen about "Raffaella Carrà"?

Sumérgete en la vibrante cultura y belleza natural de Guatapé, Colombia, en nuestro próximo podcast. Exploraremos las coloridas calles de Guatapé, la majestuosa Piedra del Peñol, y la rica historia y tradiciones de esta encantadora región. ¡Únete a nosotros en este viaje y descubre Guatapé como nunca antes!

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大家好，我是Honglin老师，欢迎来到我的汉字频道。
这是我的第三条推送。今天要和你们分享的是“目“字，目标的”目“，题目的”目“。

“目“，是一个象形字。指的是我们的眼睛。最开始的”目“字，就是一只眼睛的样子，非常像，中间还有圆圆的眼球。后来中国人把这只眼睛换了一个方向，把它往左边90度转了一下，把它竖了起来，就慢慢变成我们今天的，竖着的“目”了。目也是一个偏旁，表示和眼睛或者看见这个动作有关系。比如，“眼睛”，两个字都有“目”字旁。又比如，睡觉的“睡”，因为要闭上眼睛，所以也是用的“目”字旁。是不是很有意思呢？

那含有“目”字的词语很多，尤其是成语，今天就给大家分享一个成语，叫“目不转睛”。睛是“眼睛”的“睛”，指的是我们眼睛中间的眼球，眼珠。那“目不转睛”，眼睛里的眼球都不转了，大家猜猜是什么意思。我停顿两秒，大家想想啊。猜出来了吗，连眼球都不动地盯着看，那就是你的注意力全部都在一件东西上，非常专心地看着。比如，这部电视剧太精彩了，他简直看得目不转睛。

这就是“目不转睛”，指专心地看着。

（在网页版italki复制👇网址查看“目”字字形图片）
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跟着Honglin学汉字(CHINESE CHARACTERS WITH HONGLIN )

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这集主要介绍" 爱听不听；那一套；考砸了" 在汉语口语习惯用语中的意思及用法。

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In this episode we continue exploring the famous Magic E rule. We look at how a silent “e” can change the pronunciation of vowels in words with a, o, and u, and why the rule doesn’t always behave the way learners expect. By examining patterns and exceptions, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of how this spelling rule actually works in English.

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British Vowel Sound Masterclass: More Magic e with a, o and u

Lær å telle på norsk. Lær ordenstallene på norsk (first, second, third etc). Bill som er lærer her på italki og hans 9 år gamle datter veileder deg. 

Norsk for nybegynnere (A1-A2)

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Join David live from his hotel room in Rome, the Eternal City! In this interactive English class, you'll learn how to correctly use prepositions like “been to” and “been in”, while discovering fascinating facts about Rome, the Roman Empire, and its influence on Western civilization.

This lively session also covers:

✈️ Common travel mistakes in English (“I was in” vs “I've been to”)

History and culture of ancient Rome

Vocabulary: endurance, poet, proclaim, ancient ruins

Speaking practice and discussion with students from around the world

Perfect for B1–B2 English learners who want to improve fluency, learn naturally through storytelling, and enjoy cultural insights.

Recorded live from Rome, Italy—join the community, learn real English, and travel through history with David!

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English Masterclass: Rome | Travel | Prepositions | Phrasal Verbs

A simple phrase, a powerful reaction. Kenji's story reveals what English fluency really is.

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