This is for Japanese beginner/intermediate learners. 
This is also perfect for you if you want to learn how to say longer sentences naturally.
Japanese using grammar points from Genki 1,2. 


Thinking out loud in Japanese

In this audio, you'll practice your Thai listening skills with a conversation about weather preferences and differences in tastes. You'll learn how to ask questions about the weather, talk about what kind of food you like, and discover how to describe your movie preferences. This video highlights useful vocabulary related to weather, food, and expressing differences in opinions.

Thai with Nariss 

Episode 1 : Preference 

В русской культуре бабушка – это очень важный человек. Русские дети часто ездят на каникулы к бабушке. В этом видео расскажем, кто такой Лермонтов и что бабушка дала ему?

📄 PDF эпизода 👉 -  https://drive.google.com/file/d/15OeIxxtfZ9gDCNCXqfsKijWzQJw08fzP/view


Мороз и солнце: русская литература

#1 Москва. Метро. Лермонтов| Listening Russian A1 - A2 

If you're starting to learn Spanish from zero, then this podcast is for you!
Learn to greet others and introduce yourself. 
Don't forget to repeat as you listen! This will train your ears and vocal chords and it will also help you remember the content.
Enjoy!

Super Basic Spanish

¡Hola!

Talk about what we've heard a lot from our parents and family

Blabla Chinese 

15. Family Education in China 中国的家庭教育

Short story for your listening practice.
What happened to Juan and his new friend? Find out…

Learn Tagalog with Teacher Regina

Bayabas

Step into the enchanting world of Ramadan rituals in Damascus! Experience the heartwarming tradition of 'Iftar,' where families draw closer, and the city finds tranquility. This episode is a short version from my comprehensive podcast book. Dive into the full, immersive experience by accessing the book on Kindle:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3DBW2JH 
The audio version: 
https://speakrealarabic.com/course/The-Syrian-Encounters

Beyond Borders: Immersing in Syrian Culture

Ramadan Rituals in Syria 

Estamos muy cerca de acabar el año, y muchas personas ya están pensando en sus propósitos para el nuevo año. Por eso he pensado que hoy es un buen día para hablar de propósitos y mencionar los más comunes en estas fechas entre los españoles. 

Espero que disfrutes el episodio. Después de escucharlo no te olvides de dejar una valoración ni de pasarte por mi Instagram para decirme qué te ha parecido y si tú eres de las personas que tienen propósitos cada año nuevo, y si coinciden con los que he mencionado en el episodio.


Blanca to go 

120 – Los propósitos de año nuevo 

Some people love to brag. They might brag about where they live, the money they make or how great they are at sports.

In fact, some people even brag about how busy or stressed they are.

And it's becoming quite common.

It's called "busy bragging" or "stress bragging" — and people find it just as annoying as any other bragging.

You may have heard it at your workplace, when people tell everyone about how much work they have to do, or say things like: "You have no idea of the stress I'm under."

They might be doing this to show others that they're important or working hard.

However, a study from the US found that the colleagues of stress braggers find those people less likable and less competent because of their bragging.

And colleagues were found to be less likely to help stress braggers.

The study also found that colleagues may even begin to feel stress themselves because of the effect of people stress bragging.

Study author Jessica Rodell said: "People are harming themselves by doing this thing they think is going to make them look better to their colleagues."

However, Rodell said sharing workplace stress with others is not a bad thing to do: it's only when people brag about their stress that it causes negative feelings.

"It's not the being stressed part that's a problem," she said. In fact, the study found that if your colleagues think you're stressed, they do think you're more competent.

You just can't brag about it.