When you are serious about growth and personal development, you will lose people because if you are not losing people, it is an indication that you are not changing and not growing.
In this podcast, we will talk about the three types of people to avoid and I added something extra for you guys.

FLO TALKS 

THE THREE TYPES OF  PEOPLE TO AVOID

C'est Byzance ici ! L'origine de l'expression.

Littérature franco latine en quelques minutes seulement !

Les grandes antanaclases de la langue française : #3 Byzance 

In this episode you will find out interesting information about Bulgarian Easter traditions and history.

BULGARIAN

Великден (Easter)

Let’s build our vocabulary! 
This episode covers these ten words in fitness context: 
Strength, endurance, flexibility, cardio, reps, sets, circuit, recovery, warm-up.

FITNESS VOCABULARY

Episode 1

In this episode, let’s explore how to express “sort of” and “kind of” in Chinese! You’ll learn how native speakers use phrases like “有点儿”, “算是” in everyday conversations to express uncertainty, hesitation, or just a bit of something......These small words can make your Chinese sound much more natural — kind of like a native!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

How to Say “Sort of” or “Kind of” in Chinese?

Today we are talking about words related to getting a cold. 
I feel under the weather.
I'm sick. 
I have a cold.
I don't feel so good.
I have a fever. 
I have a sore throat. 
I have a stuffed nose.
I am congested.
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Streetwise English

SWE 177 How to say I'm Getting Sick

Prüfungen, Probleme, Termine ... Stress kennt jeder. 
In dieser Podcast-Folge bekommt ihr von mir ein paar Tipps, die nicht nur euer Deutsch verbessern, sondern die euch auch helfen können, mit eurem Stress besser umzugehen. 

Deutsch mit Sonia

Stress und wie wir mit ihm fertig werden

Più un blitz da parte delle cicale e della pioggia :(

Bedside Italian

Bedside Italian #38 - Gli Italiani e l'aglio.

Un podcast facile pour parler d'un voyage + la différence "c'est + adjectif" et "être + adjectif".