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Una joven de 22 años aspira un récord en motocicleta

Los tipos de amigos que puedes tener en tu vida

El otro lado de la moneda

Los tres tipos de amistad que existen

In questo breve episodio vedremo come presentarsi in italiano, di modo che risulti il più naturale possibile. Buon ascolto a tutti!

The Italian Miscellaneous Podcast for beginners

Come presentarsi in italiano: mai dire mi chiamo!!!

It hurts when you know you’re good at your job — but in meetings or interviews, you sound unsure, slow, or small in English.

You try to explain your idea, but your voice drops, your sentence gets shorter, and your status leaks — people stop seeing you as senior.

That’s not bad English. That’s your old work-identity showing up when the pressure is high.

Internal rebranding helps you stop sounding like who you used to be —so you don’t lose respect the moment you start to speak. 

Speechless Leader. Stop sounding smaller than your expertise.

Internal Rebranding  - How To Stop Looking Poor In Communication?

🔴Nivel B1-B2❗ 
Alerta de Spoiler❗  Si no viste aún la película, te recomiendo que no esuches el episodio⚪

Te comparto algunos detalles en español sobre la película que dura como 3 horas🎬😱 También menciono algunas curiosidades de cómo funciona el cine en Latinoamérica. 
Konrad Rovira Tutor de Español Italki.

Escucha Facil Español

Reseña Avatar 2 en Español 👤🎬🏞️ [Capítulo 13]

『日本語能力試験」対策＿日本語総まとめN3（語彙）』アスク出版 テキストを読んでいきます。 １回に1日ずつ読んでいきます。 今日は、第４週5日です。


N3合格

N3　語彙　第４週5日

Tom loved teasing his friends at school. Every day, he would make fun of their hairstyles, clothes, or even the way they spoke. Everyone laughed—except Tom.
One day, Sarah decided to tease Tom back, joking about his messy backpack. Tom’s face turned red. He shouted, “Hey, that’s not funny!”
His friends laughed and said, “Wow, Tom! You dish it out but can’t take it!”
Tom realized he shouldn’t make fun of others if he couldn’t handle it himself. From that day on, he learned to be kinder—and more careful with jokes.

Dish it out but can’t take it”

This phrase is used to describe someone who is quick to criticize, tease, or make fun of others but becomes upset or defensive when the same is done to them.

More examples: 

He’s always making jokes about everyone’s mistakes, but he can’t take it when someone teases him. He really dishes it out but can’t take it.
Don’t be like her—she dishes it out but can’t take it.

Dish it out → To criticize or tease others
Can’t take it → Cannot handle being criticized or teased in return

English Mini Lessons

Dish it out and cant take it 

日本の小学校ではおひるごはんは給食を食べます。
メニューや、給食の思い出についておはなししてみました。

☘️質問です☘️
「皆さんが学校で食べた昼食の思い出はなんですか？？」

Natural Nihongo Chat

日本の学校の給食について😁🌿

Today we're talking about the noun "outset" which is a formal way to talk about the beginning of something. I hope you find it useful!

As always, my full time job is helping international professionals to improve the way that they communicate at work, in English. So, if that sounds like something you'd be interested in then feel free to book some of my time and I look forward to meeting you!