The paradise is awaiting for you!
Do you want to retire in Mexico?


Mucho que decir

Tikin Xic Ft. Maria (Quintana Roo, MX)

This guided practice episode helps you train the e schwa, the most common weak vowel sound in English. You’ll practice how it appears at the end, in the middle, and at the beginning of words, focusing on relaxation, rhythm, and smooth transitions rather than clear vowel shapes. We start with the most reliable endings such as er, en, and el, then move on to common middle schwa patterns, and finish with unstressed e at the start of words, where pronunciation can vary depending on speed and accent. This episode is designed to help you reduce effort, improve flow, and sound more natural in connected speech.

Transcript: 

-er (uhr): teacher, driver, player, worker, baker, manager, leader, owner, member, partner, computer, number, paper, summer, letter
-en (uhn): open, broken, written, taken, given, garden,  listen, happen, children, often, golden, sudden, heaven, seven
-el (uhl): travel, model, level, label, novel, cancel, vowel, tunnel, panel, angel 

Middle e schwa: different, camera, general, interest, average, moment, student, patient, parent, president, independent, permanent 

Initial e schwa: effect, event, enough, explain, exit, exist, elect, emerge, enable, engage, economy, election


British Pronunciation Tips 

British Vowel Sound Masterclass: Lesson 9: The E Schwa - Practice 

In questo podcast vedremo una lettura di livello A2/B1 nella quale una famiglia spagnola di Valencia si trasferisce in Italia. 
Ecco la trascrizione del testo :

"Dopo tante riflessioni, finalmente la famiglia Sanchez a settembre si trasferisce da Valencia a Roma. I genitori Pedro e Laura sono insegnanti di spagnolo ma il padre Pedro Sanchez, ha una grande passione per la cucina."



Italiano espresso

Lettura livello A2: La famiglia Sanchez a Roma

Ask for help & personal pronouns: du, sie, es, wir.
Paul and Meili get to know each other better. She has to find Anna Maywald's office in the university. Can Paul help her?

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4: Wie geht‘s? | How’s it going?

C'est bientôt les vacances ! Vous voulez faire la fête à proximité de Paris ? En voiture, on part à Fontainebleau ! Un château, une forêt, des desserts, des festivals, que demander de plus ? Adepte du cinéma ? Série Séries est pour vous ! Plutôt branché jazz manouche ? On s'installe sur les pelouses du parc pour assister au festival Django Reinhardt. Bonne écoute !

Douce France

Fontainebleau ou l'art de chiller à la française

An explanation of when to use "some" or "any" to tell how much/many things there are.

The English Toolbox

Some vs. Any

Bugün önemli bir Türk destan kitabı olan "Dede Korkut Hikayeleri" kitabından bir hikayeyi anlattım. Bu hikayede öğrenmeniz gereken kelimeler şunlardır:

1-Çay: stream
2-Akçe: silver coin (an old currency)
3-er: man
4-yamaç: hillside
5-bir bölük: a group of
6-oba: tent, nomad group
7-konmak: to settle
6-yiğit:brave 
7-yas tutmak: to mourn
8-Azrail: the angel of death 
9-Kavat: (used for insulting) b*st*rd
10-eli ayağı titremek : to be afraid
11-kılıç: sword
12-doğan: falcon
13-güvercin:pigeon
14-ürkmek: to be afraid
15-çökmek:  fall upon
16-yalvarmak: to beg
17-Allah: God
18-"Canım sana feda olsun !" : "May my life be sacrificed for you !"
19- "Esenlikle kalın !":  "Peace be with you !"

IMPROVE YOUR TURKISH PRONUNCIATION BY STORIES AND NEWS

BÖLÜM 4:  DELİ DUMRUL HİKAYESİ (B1-B2)

Spanish México

PANCHO VILLA TRES.

Today is Remembrance Day across Europe.

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qoN_QvSlYHcdHM-kJlsJY1O37lGOE0Al/view?usp=drivesdk