"TOMAR EL PELO" 
What does this mean? 

¿Te han tomado el pelo?
¿Has tomado el pelo?

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

TOMAR EL PELO

accumulate جمع کردن اندوختن
adapt وفق گیدا کردن عادت کردن
determine مصمم تعیین کننده
dilute رقیق کردن
diverse متفاوت و گوناگون
evaporation تبخیر
extreme بی نهایت شدید
fringe حاشیه بی اهمیت حاشیه ای
mechanism مکانسیزم
minimize به حد اقل رساندن
moisture رطوبت و یا نم
occupy اشغل کردن در حال استفاده
prolific سود اور حاصلخیر بارور پرکار
resilient انعطاف پذیر و قوی
sparse کمیاب
stressor تنش زا و محرک
swing تلو تلو خوردن تاب خوردن نوسان
thrive پیشرفت
transitional وابسته به انتقال دارای تغییر
violent شدید سخت تند خشن

IELTS Essential Words  دوره هضم لغات ضروری آیلتس  English/ Persian

بخش اول : The Natural World > Plant Life

Hej och välkomna till andra avsnittet av min podcast. År 2016 åkte jag till Japan och jag bodde i Japan i en hel månad. Det är alldeles för mycket att berätta i ett enda avsnitt så jag kommer ha många avsnitt där jag pratar om olika saker som hände under min japanresa. Och i detta andra avsnitt så kommer jag prata om den första veckan, de första fyra dagarna för då bodde vi på ett hotell i Osaka.

Easy Swedish with Viktoria

Ep. #2 - Japan - Hotellet i Osaka

Ich habe versucht mit Hilfe von KI euch die Geschichte der Deutschen Sprache näher zu bringen. Der Text wurde einfach verfasst und von mir langsam vorgelesen. 

Viel Spaß beim Hören. =)

Kurze Hörgeschichten 

Die Entstehung der Deutschen Sprache

Todos los alumnos que vienen a España me dicen que las tiendas cierran a la hora de comer porque la gente va a dormir la siesta, ¿es esto verdad? También me dicen que los españoles trabajamos menos, ¿es esto verdad?

Curiosidades sobre el español y su cultura

¿Los españoles dejan el trabajo para dormir la siesta?

Korean Podcast with Naeun

성공한 인생 | What does it mean to live a successful life? | Korean Podcast for Intermediate

HSK1 “了” indicating a change , how to say in Chinese

HSK vocabulary

HSK1 “了” indicating a change 

Read the podcast here>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WHwMIpUVvWMb7H47u7zgUMar4356EJu5/view?usp=sharing

Lisa's Podcast

A man rescued from homemade boat on the Pacific Ocean.

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