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Write the words you hear in hiragana.　きこえた　ごいを　ひらがなでかきます。

あい　(love)
いえ　 (house)
うえ 　(up)
え　 (picture)
あお　 (blue)
かお　 (face)
き　 (tree)
くうき　 (air)
いけ　 (pond)
こい　 (carp)
かさ　 (umbrella)
あし　 (foot) 
いす　 (chair)
あせ　 (sweat)
うそ　 (lie)
たこ 　(octopus)
ち　 (blood)
くつ　 (shoes)
て　 (hand)
とけい　 (clock, watch)
なか　 (inside)
にく　 (meat)
いぬ　 (dog)
ねこ　 (cat)
おの　 (axe)
はな　 (flower)
ひと　 (person)
ふね　 (ship)
おへそ　 (belly button)
ほし　 (star)
うま 　(house)
むし　 (insect)
め 　(eye)
もも　 (peach)
やま　 (mountain)
ゆき 　(snow)
よてい　 (schedule)



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Salut tout le monde ! 
In today’s episode, I’m sharing the 3 biggest culture shocks I experienced when I moved from Serbia to France. Even though I’ve lived here for several years now, I still remember those first moments of confusion... especially when it came to la bise, strict meal times, and how hard it is to survive without a car in some cities!

Salut tout le monde !
Dans l’épisode d’aujourd’hui, je partage les 3 plus grands chocs culturels que j’ai vécus en arrivant de Serbie en France.
Même si je vis ici depuis plusieurs années maintenant, je me souviens encore très bien de ces premiers moments de confusion…surtout en ce qui concerne la bise, les horaires de repas très stricts, et la galère pour survivre sans voiture dans certaines villes !

Serbian in France 

Le choc culturel 

      nǐ jiā yǒu jǐ kǒu rén ？ 
A ： 你 家  有  几 口  人  ？ 
How many people are there in your family?

 wǒ jiā yǒu sì kǒu rén ， bà ba 、 mā ma 、 wǒ hé mèi mei 。 
B ： 我 家  有  四 口  人  ， 爸 爸 、 妈 妈 、 我 和 妹  妹  。 
 There are four people in my family ， My father, my mother, me and my younger sister.

 wǒ méi yǒu mèi mei ， wǒ yǒu yí gè gē ge 。 
A ： 我 没  有  妹  妹  ， 我 有  一 个 哥 哥 。 
I don't have a younger sister. I have an elder brother.

 yǒu gè gē ge zhēn hǎo ！ 
B ： 有  个 哥 哥 真   好  ！ 
Having an elder brother is really nice





Chinese conversations

4-2： Informal occasion：Inquire about family members

In this podcast Cambridge David welcome's you to italki, and tells you what to look for when choosing a teacher on the platform

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In questo episodio vi parlo del perché sono in dubbio se acquistare o meno una bicicletta.
Buono ascolto e buono studio a tutti!!!

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Did you feel confident in your last interview? 

If you didn’t feel confident, your interviewer likely didn’t perceive you as confident. 

Yet, in the U.S. and many other countries, interviewers prefer confident candidates. It seems to have an intoxicating effect on them, and many of them equate it (for better or for worse) with competence. So, it’s a skill worth learning! 

Tune into the latest Express to Impress podcast to learn which groups of people struggle most with confidence in interviews. You’ll also learn how you can overcome self-doubt to feel and project confidence in an interview.  Ultimately, you'll feel better, increase your interviewer's confidence in you, and land a job offer. 

Papers Cited:

Belmi P, Neale MA, Reiff D, Ulfe R. The social advantage of miscalibrated individuals: The relationship between social class and overconfidence and its implications for class-based inequality. J Pers Soc Psychol. 2020 Feb;118(2):254-282. doi: 10.1037/pspi0000187. Epub 2019 May 20. PMID: 31107052.

Exley, Christine L and Kessler, Judd B. The Gender Gap in Self-Promotion. National Bureau of Economic Research: Working Paper Series number 26345. 2019 Oct. doi: 10.3386/w26345.

Episode originally published June 28, 2021.

Original theme music by Lucas Knutter 

Read the transcript at https://www.express-to-impress.com/be-confident/

Join the Express to Impress community on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/express-to-impress/.

See infographics for this episode on Pinterest at https://www.pinterest.com/ExpresstoImpress/_created/.

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How to Be Confident in an Interview

Thinking about moving to or living in the Philippines, but wondering what your money will actually buy you? In this episode of Kristel Talks, we break down the real cost of living in the Philippines. From rent and groceries to dining out and everyday lifestyle expenses, find out whether the Philippines is truly an affordable destination—or if hidden costs might surprise you.