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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Halloween Adjectives (with transcript)

星期  xīng qī  week   星期一  xīngqīyī    Monday    星期二   xīngqī’èr   Tuesday   星期三  xīngqīsān  Wednesday    
你觉得星期三之后应该怎么读？What do you think should be read after Wednesday?

零基础汉语---zero basic Chinese

第十二课 lesson 12

¡Resolvamos la siguiente situacion problematica juntos!

Rincon de las Matematicas

Acertijo: La pelota de basketball

Esta expresión está relacionada con la música pero también con ser fácil de convencer. Voy a explicártela ahora.

Expresiones en español

No me toques las palmas que me conozco

In this episode of English Learners Boost, Teacher Ian explores how humor varies across cultures and why a joke in one country might fall flat—or even offend—in another. With a special look at Filipino humor, practical tips for using jokes appropriately, and an inspiring story of language growth, you'll gain the confidence to connect with others through laughter—without the cultural confusion.

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English Learner's Boost

Laugh or Offend? The Misinterpretation of Humor Across Cultures.

Episode 45 is here with verbs that bring action and engagement into your daily life! From helping out in tricky situations to tackling chores, these verbs are essential for expressing everyday moments.

🔹 Involve – 涉及 (Shèjí) 🤝
🔹 Iron – 熨烫 (Yùn tàng) 👔
🔹 Jail – 入狱 (Rù yù) 🚓
🔹 Jerk – 搐动 (Chù dòng) 🐕
🔹 Jog – 慢跑 (Mànpǎo) 🏃

For more practice, check out:
📘 C(45) Vocabulary Flash Cards: Visualize and Memorize – Quick reminders to help these verbs stick!
🎯 C(45) Verbs Quiz: Test Your Knowledge – Challenge yourself to master today’s verbs!





5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词。

C (45) Verbs Set : Involve Iron Jail Jerk Jog

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The Social Evolutionary

Black Friday - can you get a discount on ANYTHING?

In this episode, I explain how the third eye chakra, or Ajna, supports language learning by enhancing pattern recognition, clarity, and insight. I also show how studying grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking, listening, and memorization can in turn heal and strengthen the third eye chakra. Supported by research in neuroscience and education, this episode emphasizes that as you nurture Ajna through mindful study, you don’t just gain fluency—you deepen your intuition, self-awareness, and connection to the language.