In this latest episode of The Real English Conversations podcast, Curtis welcomes special guest James Murgatroyd from Holler Digital, reminiscing about their high school days and James's recent trip to London to see his favorite band, Galliano. James shares his experience of walking around London, enjoying classic British foods, and attending concerts.
 
The conversation turns to their shared passion for music and DJing, recalling their high school DJ sessions and radio show takeovers.
 
Overall, the conversation highlights the enduring love for music and the evolution of technology in the realm of DJing and music consumption.
 
Book a trial lesson with Curtis - https://www.italki.com/teacher/4672521/english

Real English Conversations Podcast

For The Love Of Music For the Love of Music | The Real English Conversations Podcast

Deja de hacer dietas, solo come equilibrado y deja las culpas

Español Bipolar

Estoy contento con mi cuerpo

3.	Have you received an offer of admission from a UK institution? 
This question checks your eligibility and commitment to study. 
Answer1: Yes, I have an offer of admission from [university name].
Answer2: "Yes, I've been fortunate to receive an offer of admission from [university name]."

4.	How will you finance your studies and stay in the UK? 
 This question evaluates your financial capacity. 
Answer1: I have sufficient funds from my personal savings and a scholarship.
Answer2: I have ample funds available for my studies, as my parents are providing the necessary financial support.


Language Lab: Conversations with Teacher Rose - Unlocking English Fluency

HOW TO ANSWER IMMIGRATION QUESTIONS : 1For students planning to study abroad. Part 2

Nightcall, le morceau d'ouverture du film Drive !

Découvrez son histoire et sa réinterprétation par London Grammar. 


Douce France

Nightcall à Nancy 

日本(にほん)に住(す)んでいる外国人(がいこくじん)は何人(なんにん)？
How many foreigners live in Japan? 
일본에 살고 있는 외국인은 몇명?


NANAのにほんごpodcast 

3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #4 How many foreigners live in Japan? 日本(にほん)に住(す)んでいる外国人(がいこくじん)は何人(なんにん)？

De volta à nossa infância com este conto, um dos meus favoritos

Contos de Fadas - Fairy tale 

Hansel e Gretel

Are the French actually stingy, or is there a deeper reason behind their attitude toward tipping? In this episode of Déjà Vu French, we explore the controversial world of tips (les pourboires).

From the historical origins of the word "TIPS" in England to the modern-day pressure of credit card machines in Parisian restaurants, I share my personal perspective as a former waiter and bartender on why the tipping system might be broken.

In this video, you will learn:

French Vocabulary for Dining: Le pourboire (the tip), radin (stingy), le serveur (the waiter), and la note (the bill).

The History of Tipping: Is "To Insure Prompt Service" a real acronym or just a legend?

Tipping Around the World: Why is giving extra money considered rude or impolite in Japan?

A Waiter’s Secret: A personal story about how tipping creates hypocrisy and inequality in customer service.

Boost Your French Fluency:
This video is designed for intermediate and advanced learners. By listening to this unscripted, natural conversation, you’ll improve your oral comprehension and pick up authentic French idioms used in real-life debates.

💬 Join the Debate:
Do you think tipping is a moral obligation, or should employers simply pay a fair wage? Does not tipping make you "radin"? Let’s discuss in the comments (in French if you can!).

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Déjà Vu French with Chris

Why I'm against tipping culture (🇫🇷 Intermediate French Podcast #02)

Hey there, English learners! Welcome to 'Word of the Day.' Today's word is 'Serendipity' - finding something good by chance. It's a six-syllable word, pronounced suh-ren-dip-i-tee. For example, meeting an old friend unexpectedly at the airport is a serendipitous moment. Remember, synonyms include 'luck' and 'chance.' It originates from a fairy tale called 'The Three Princes of Serendip.' Share your serendipitous moments with us! Until next time, happy learning!https://www.italki.com/i/reft/aBEb0a/aBEb0a/english?hl=en&utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=share_teacher

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Word Of The Day

lesson on italki 
https://www.italki.com/ja/teacher/9451959/japanese

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こんばんは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。


今回はシンガポールのチャンギ空港で乗り継ぎの間に、日本語のレッスンを受けてくれている方と会った話です。

前回のPodcastでは、約束の場所を探すのにてまどった話をしました。

そして、無事会うことができました。
海外で待ち合わせをして会う、ということはしたことがないので、不思議な感じがしました。めっちゃうれしかったです！日本だけにいると、そういうことには気づきにくいですね。

それで、シンガポールの人が小さい時からよく食べるらしい店のトーストを食べました。Ya Kun Kaya Toastという名前でした。個人的には、ピーナッツバターが入ったトーストがおいしかったです。サクサクした食感の軽いトーストに甘いピーナッツバターとチーズも一緒に入っていて、バランスのいい味でした。

その後、チャンギ空港の隣のjewelというモールにも行きました。ここは歩いてすぐいける場所にありました。知っている人も多いかもしれませんが、かなり大きなモールです。

真ん中に大きな滝があるのが特徴的です。
YouTubeなどで見たことがある人もいるかもしれません。

本当に時間がなかったので、少しだけ散歩して、空港に戻りました。もう少し時間があれば、外に出てみたかったです。

搭乗口に向かう時間になったので、そこでお別れをしました。短い時間でしたが、とても楽しい時間を過ごすことができました。

今度は、彼女が北海道に来た時は、たくさんおもてなししたいと思います！


ということで、出国も無事終わり、飛行機に乗ることができました。その行き先は…、次のPodcastでお話します。楽しみにしていてくださいね！

最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！ではまた！





