In this podcast I talk about different uses of the word "check" including checkmate, double-check, check-it-out.  Leave me feedback if you like this type of podcast . Thanks! Take an English Lesson with Carl https://italki.com/teacher/1947582

Streetwise English

SWE 173 Check vs Checkmate vs Double-Check vs Check it out

В цьому епізоді Ви навчитеся:
•розповідати про улюблену їжу
•відмінювати дієслово essen
•говорити про голод та спрагу
•познайомитися з різницею вживання слів: ich mag/ich liebe/ich esse gern…

In dieser Folge lernen Sie:
•von dem Lieblingsessen erzählen 
•das Verb „essen“ konjugieren 
•über den Hunger/Durst sprechen 
•den Unterschied zwischen: ich mag/ich liebe/ich esse gern… kennen 

Фрази з епізоду/Phrasen aus der Episode:
Mein Lieblingsessen…
Mein Lieblingsgetränk…

essen
ich esse
du isst 
er/sie/es isst
wir essen
ihr esst
Sie/sie essen

Ich will essen/ich habe Hunger/ich bin hungrig 
Ich will trinken/ich habe Durst/ich bin durstig 

Ich mag Pizza 🍕 
Ich trinke gern Orangensaft 🍊 

Додаткові завдання / Zusätzliche Aufgaben:
https://wordwall.net/play/22311/812/449

Deutsch mit Zhanna

11. Яка Ваша улюблена їжа? Was ist Ihr Lieblingsessen? Німецька для початківців А1.1

Это аудио для карточки с лексикой на тему "Сон и сны" на русском языке. Ниже вы найдете слова и выражения о которых я рассказываю в этом аудио. 
✨Сон и сны✨
1. жаворонок - человек, который легко просыпается рано утром и чувствует себя бодрым и полным энергии;
2. сова - кто-то, кто активен по ночам, поздно ложится спать и просыпается рано с трудом;
3. вырубаться  (неформальное) - засыпать в состоянии сильной эмоциональной и/или физической усталости;
4. просыпаться в холодном поту - проснуться от страха и/или кошмара;
5. видеть кошмар (ы) - видеть страшные сны;

Russian with Nick

2 | 🎙️ | Аудио с лексикой СОН И СНЫ (2 часть)

You will like my state, California. You are already influenced by it :)

English for IT Pros

California Business Culture Part Two

"Monstres, Fantômes, farfadets, trolls et lutins se réunissent à la Maison hantée...et vous invitent à faire une boum..." Extrait de 4 pages sur 12. Voix off Sunhi Sight. [FR]

"Monsters, ghosts, leprechauns, trolls and goblins gather at the Haunted House...and invite you to have a party." Excerpt from 4 pages out of 12. Voiceover Sunhi Sight. [ENG]
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Écrit par Michael Chesworth. Illustré par Christ Demarest. Traduit et adapté par Edith Ochs. Auteur Joshua Morris. Éditeur The Reader's Digest Association. imprimé en 1993. Livre pour les enfants de plus de 3 ans. [FR]

Written by Michael Chesworth. Illustrated by Christ Demarest. Translated and adapted by Edith Ochs. Author Joshua Morris. Publisher The Reader's Digest Association. printed in 1993. Book for children over 3 years old. [ENG]

Sunhi Sight's - Childhood Reading - [FR] [JP]

Boum chez les fantômes (Party at the Gost House)

五十步笑百步 [wǔ shí bù xiào bǎi bù]：fifty/pace/laugh at/hundred/pace. One who retreats fifty paces mocks one who retreats a hundred. 
梁惠王liáng huì wáng：King Hui of Liang state in the Spring and Autumn Period of Chinese history
孟子 mèng zǐ：Mencius who was a thinker, politician, educator in the Spring and Autumn Period.
河内hé nèi 、河东 hé dōng：Ancient place names.
收成 shōu chéng：crop;harvest
灾害 zāi huāng：disaster
邻国 lín guó：neighbouring state or country 
道理 dào lǐ：principle;truth;reason
打仗 dǎ zhàng：fight; go to war; make war
交锋 jiāo fēng：clash;meet
丢盔弃甲 diū kuī qì jiǎ：hrow away one's shield and armour；fly pellmell
打比方dǎ bǐ fang：to make an analogy
嘲笑 cháo xiào：laugh at ; mock
逃跑 táo pǎo：escape，run away
胆小怕死 dǎn xiǎo pà sǐ：Cowardly and afraid of death
This idiom means that people should not criticize someone for something, because you have done the same thing or have the same fault.

乐读中文 (Lè Dú Zhōngwén) - "Joyful Chinese Stories"

五十步笑百步 [wǔ shí bù xiào bǎi bù]

Please let me know if you have any requests of words or phrases that you wish you’ll be able to say in casual Japanese so I’ll make an episode about it!🙌 
In this episode, I’m gonna talk about “Japanese New Year” in the way not like Japanese textbooks tell you but how Japanese people actually talk. Could you listen to it well?😏 Thank you very much for listening to this podcast😁




Super Casual Japanese with Teppei

Season 2 : Episode 16 : “Japanese New Year”  (13-minute episodes)

JULIE: I just bought a ticket to New York City. I’m so 
excited to see the city!
SOPHIE: Good for you! Traveling is so much fun. I love 
discovering new places and new people. When 
are you leaving?
JULIE: Next week. I’m taking the red eye. It was cheaper. 
Hopefully, I’ll be able to sleep on the plane.
SOPHIE: I wish I could go with you! New York City is a magical 
place. You will have so much fun.
JULIE: I hope so. I’m going to visit my brother who lives 
there. I will stay for a week and then take the train 
down to Washington, D.C.
SOPHIE: That sounds like a great vacation. I’m looking 
forward to a week at the beach for my summer 
vacation. I just want to relax.


LANGUAGE NOTES
• Ticket can refer to many different types of transportation (metro, bus, train, plane, etc.). 
In general, you can guess the means of transportation by the context.
• When discussing airplane travel, a red eye is a flight that leaves at night to arrive early 
the next morning. This is in reference to how red your eyes become when you don’t get 
a full night’s sleep