This podcast enhances your understanding of the language and culture through stories highlighting the influence of Vietnamese traditions on food, clothing, relationships both in Vietnam and abroad.

Tiếng Việt ơi Tiếng Huế - Vietnamese and Huế Dialects

Un Corbeau est perché sur un arbre, tenant un fromage dans son bec. Un Renard, attiré par l'odeur du fromage, décide de le lui prendre. Au lieu d'utiliser la force, le Renard utilise la ruse : il flatte exagérément le Corbeau en lui disant qu'il est magnifique et que sa voix doit être aussi belle que ses plumes. Le Corbeau, très vaniteux et flatté, veut montrer qu'il sait chanter. En ouvrant un large bec pour pousser un cri, il laisse tomber le fromage. Le Renard s'en saisit immédiatement et conclut en lui donnant une leçon sur les flatteurs.

Voici le lien pour retrouver le texte original afin de suivre la lecture pas à pas, ainsi qu'une fiche de vocabulaire adaptée aux apprenants de FLE (niveaux B1-B2) pour faciliter la compréhension du texte.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/169a-OHfiFLHhkyiFa8NhWKzJT8nmE1djl3N_gmskALI/edit?usp=sharing

Bonne écoute !

Les Fables en Douceur — Le français pas à pas

Épisode 3 : Le Corbeau et le Renard - Jean de La Fontaine

In this episode you will learn how to read months.

HSK2

Learn how to answer date--Month

Hola! Soy Konrad y hay muchas curiosidades de como es la rutina de los latinoamericanos y como debemos hablar para sonar más natural y con más confianza en el español. Te explico en este capítulo algunas curiosidades del idioma como Don o Doña, Gracias y provecho, etc.

Escucha Facil Español

La Rutina👋☕ [Capítulo 1]

En esta serie de episodios cortos, junto con Martin, vamos a derribar algunos mitos que se dicen sobre aprender un idioma nuevo. No queremos que estos mitos perjudiquen tu aprendizaje! Escuchá esta información para estar atento y creerte "verdades" que NO LO SON!

Para encontrar el resto de los mitos, te invito al perfil de Martin, profe de México: https://www.italki.com/teacher/5211013

Dale Play al Español

Derribando mitos sobre aprender un idiom

This is a short story about a little boy whose family thinks he's too tiny

Storytime with Teacher Lauren

Too Tiny For Tea

Sam is a meteor from outer space. After leaving his homeland orbit, Sam was pulled towards the nearest large planet. When entering Earth’s atmosphere, he faced so much resistance. This created extremely high temperatures which burned away layers and layers of his body. As a result, Sam, who used to be giant when floating in space, became so little that he could fit in a fisherman’s hand.
 
The overwhelming amount of pain Sam suffered as a result of his entry caused him to fall into a deep state of unconsciousness. When Sam struck the Earth, he was fast asleep. 

Waking up and opening his eyes, Sam sees nothing but a vast cloudless blue sky. An enormous wave of peace and serenity washes over him. He is like a newborn baby experiencing the wonder and mystery of life for the first time. For a few moments, this serene blueness the only mental phenomenon swimming around his meteor consciousness. Seconds later, questions appear. 

Where am I? What happened? What comes next?

Due to his traumatic experience, Sam has lost all memory of his life before coming to Earth. He rolls over and looks down the beach. There are some large laughing figures running around, chasing a flying red disk. Further away there are two large ones holding long boards under their arms while walking into the water. Closer to Sam, there are several little figures picking up other rocks and showing each other. 

“Wow, look at that one!” says one of the little boys. “It looks like emerald. With a little bit of sapphire too!” 

I wish that those boys will pick me up and take me with them… I want to explore, to see precisely what life on Earth has to offer…

“Come quick!” yells one of the boys, eagerly running straight to Sam. “Look at this one! It’s so strange and ugly, but fascinating at the same time!” 

“Grab it, quick! Before mom sees!” 

A distant voice calls for the two children to return to the family car. “Boys, we’re going now. Hurry up.” 

Being a Cloud

Sam the Meteor 

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This Korean podcast episode covers the topic of 이사 moving, introducing useful Korean expressions, vocabulary, and common phrases you can use in daily conversations.
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Korean Podcast Ep 3 Learn Korean Vocabulary & Expressions - 이사 moving (with FREE PDF)

This lesson is about the steps to consider when opening your own business.
Complete the questions to check your listening comprehension skills. 