French ramble is a slightly chaotic podcast for intermediate French learners who want to practice listening to real life french in a fun and spontaneous way..

French Ramble

Hoje trago uma curta história com verdadeiro sotaque brasileiro para que vocês possam ouvir e tentar entender e ao final tratar de resolver as questões no final desta transcrição.

Brasileiro Automático Podcast

02. Português brasileiro com história: A Cidade de Campos do Jordão

⭐ To make the most of this podcast, transcript and language activities are available in the BLOG section of my website www.explorefrench.com

⭐ What is the motto of France, and what does it mean? I will tell you now, in French, first at slow speed, then at very slow speed, and finally at normal speed

⭐ To go further, please check out my regular podcast LEARN FRENCH WITH ANTHONY and visit my website to access plenty of interactive language activities.

Explore France with Anthony

#07 Liberté, égalité, fraternité

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Korean King Podcast! 🎧

In the last episode, I shared my English learning journey. Today, I’m talking about how I learned Chinese. Honestly, I had zero interest in Chinese until I was 27! I’ll share how a random trip to Qingdao changed my mind, how I survived studying for the HSK 5 test while working at a Goshiwon (a tiny Korean hostel) after my company went bankrupt, and the reality of doing my Master's degree in China.

This podcast is 100% in Korean and spoken at a natural pace, making it perfect for intermediate learners to practice their Korean listening skills. Grab a drink and enjoy the story! ✨

⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro & Having zero interest in Chinese
1:12 My trip to Qingdao & A life-changing taxi ride
4:18 Deciding to study abroad in China at age 27
8:13 My company went bankrupt! Studying for HSK 5 in a Goshiwon
11:13 Getting into Shanghai Jiao Tong University
12:50 The reality of speaking Chinese & Fast native speakers
14:19 Why I teach on italki today & Outro

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If you'd like to read along with Korean or translated subtitles, please send me a direct message!

If you enjoyed my story, please leave a like and subscribe!
Question for you: Have you ever experienced a time when native speakers talked too fast for you to understand? Share your story in the comments! 👇

Platonic Archive

[Podcast in Korean] How I Learned Chinese in 3 Months (My Story) | Podcast EP.02

Learn Chinese with Danny

1.城市还是乡村

Enjoy the third podcast from Culture To Grow which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed. 

This episode provides you with a glimpse of Mongolia's name-giving process and what the country looks like from a local's perspective.

There will be a new episode every other Monday, so be sure to subscribe!

Culture To Grow

Episode 3: Let's Travel to Mongolia!

In this episode I talk about the various kinds of critters I've encountered in Mexico. Book an English class with me . My teacher profile: https://italki.com/teacher/1947582 Thanks for listening! Visit my website for more of my full-length podcasts . https://www.streetwisenglish.com

Streetwise English

SWE 83 🕷Creepy Critters​🕸​​​🦂​

You wil know some children's games.

El trompo

El yoyo

La coca

Golosa

Yermis

Yas

Escondidas

Congelados

Saltar lazo

Las canicas o ‘bolitas de piquis

La pirinola

Stop

Triqui

La olla

Ponchados

Rejo quemado

Remember that I also teach Spanish on italki, in case you want to book a class with me :)

Colombia

Los juegos de la infancia de los colombianos

Why do some students learn English fast while others stay stuck for years? It’s NOT about being smarter, and it’s NOT about living in an English-speaking country. The real secret is smaller than you think. In this episode, we are talking about Consistency—the hidden superpower of language learning. We’ll explore why doing a little bit every day beats cramming for hours, and we’ll learn the exact phrases you need to talk about your habits, routines, and goals. Plus, we’re fixing another common grammar trap: "Used to" vs. "Be used to". Get your notebook ready—this one might change everything!