This podcast provides daily topics that will help you to read the context and follow the podcast. The recordings are covering general topics that help Elementary and Intermediate level.

Gulf Dialect (Level 1)

This podcast provides daily topics that will help you to read the context and follow the podcast.
The recordings are covering general topics that help Elementary and Intermediate level.

Levantine Dialect (Level 1)

This is the first podcast channel for MSA (FUSHA). In this channel the topics are extended and the vocabulary range is wider. Also, the topics are more challenging than the first one

MSA / الفُصْحَى

This is the second podcast channel for levantine dialect. In this channel the topics are extended and the vocabulary range is wider. Also, the topics are more challenging than the first one

Levantine Dialect (Level 2)

This is the second podcast channel for gulf dialect. In this channel the topics are extended and the vocabulary range is wider. Also, the topics are more challenging than the first one

Gulf Dialect (Level 2)

  In some languages, the pronunciation of the letters remains constant, never changing or change very little.  Czech and Spanish are two examples.  English isn't like this.  We have long vowels short vowels and combinations of vowels.  Sometimes the pronunciation seems to change without reason.  Moreover, the speling rarely helps. Consider these three words:  food, blue, and blew - The vowel sounds are all the same, go figure.Has anybody ever looked at you after listening and asked, 'What?'  Last week, my student said through and I heard throw and was totally lost.
                    Sound 1	/oooo/		Sound 2     /ow/

			Through 		 	Throw

			Two				Tow
		
			Blue				Blow

			View				Vote

			New				Know

			Sue				        So

			Clue				Clone

			Rude				Road


Accelerate your English Pronunciation with Ralph

Through / Throw

in this vlog, you will learn practice :把 structure, and vocabularies related to food and baking. learn Chinese with this stress less video. 
receipt for the banana cake
2 bananas. 两根香蕉
suger 50g  红糖
olive oil 50g   橄榄油或者玉米油
2 eggs   两个鸡蛋
cake flour 150g    低筋面粉
baking powder 4g   泡打粉
soda 3g   小苏打 
walnuts 60g   核桃
chocolate 50g.  巧克力

Story learning Chinese with Annie

i made a banana cake part 2

In this episode you will meet the character of this story, Boris, who is a young man that travells to Ecuador for business. Latin american accent.

Easy stories and texts for beginners

Las aventuras de Boris 1: Boris llega a Quito

Listen to my friend, Han and I have a natural phone call.  

LEARN BY LISTENING

Real Natural Unplanned Phone Call With My Chinese Friend

3000 Most Common Words

This is a clean and tidy office. A photo is displayed on the wall. It shows the Memory Stationery staff standing proud in front of a new warehouse. Everyone’s face is full of optimism.  But today the company atmosphere is tense. A4, the CEO of the company, is at his desk and on the phone; he is facing out the window at the sky. His facial expression is timid.

“I hear you, Mr. Scissors,” says A4. “But it’s impossible. I can’t take our prices down that low. You’re asking me to sacrifice our entire profit margin.”

A4 sits in silence as he listens to the response. A bead of sweat runs down the CEO’s face. The voice on the other end is frightening him.

“Sir, last month I discounted our products to the bottom line… Yes, but, please, sir, I’m just an
honest wholesaler. I promise I’m not trying to take advantage of you… Other retailers are happy to pay market rate—”

A4 suddenly pulls the phone away from his ear. The voice is furious and aggressive. It is blasting out the tiny speaker. When the harsh noise calms down, A4 puts the phone back to his ear.

“No, please, don’t cut me. Please, sir. You’re right, okay? You’re right. That was rude of me, I’m
sorry… I know. I’m a scrap. You’re right. I’m no better than a tissue. You’re right…”

A4 changes his tone. He isn’t pleading anymore. He sounds like he has given up.

“Mr. Scissors. I’ll look at our margins and call you back. There might be some way we can go down lower…”

A4 hangs up the phone. He leans back in his chair. His eyes are glazed over. He is deep in
contemplation. He imagines the brutal scenario of Mr. Scissors cutting him into a thousand pieces.

Throughout this entire time, A4 has been recording the conversation onto his paper body. This is his natural ability. A4’s unmistakable memory is the reason why he is the CEO.

A4 picks up the phone and dials a number. Life returns to his eyes.

“Backpack, get everyone together in the meeting room. I have an announcement.”

Being a Cloud

A4 the Piece of Paper 

What is important for you in your idea of a dream job?

The Social Evolutionary

What would be your perfect job?

LECTURA COMPRENSIVA.


ESTE CUENTO NOS HABLA DE EL RATÓN PANCHO QUE A VECES PUEDE SER DESPISTADO.


Antes de comenzar la lectura.


1. ¿Te consideras una persona despistada?

2. ¿Que es lo mas vergonzoso que te ha ocurrido?


Presta atención a la lectura de tu profesor.


Había una vez una casa en la esquina, que tenía las
ventanas verdes. Allí vivía un ratón que se llamaba
Pancho.

Un día salió de su escondite y muy decidido se fue a
cazar gatos.

Cuando llegó al pasillo se escondió detrás de un
mueble grande que tenía muchos cajones y esperó a ver
cuando llegaba el gato.

Estando allí escondido moviendo sus bigotes, se puso
a pensar y dijo: -¡¡Anda, si los ratones no cazan gatos, es
al revés!!

Se asustó mucho.

Y le entró tanto miedo, que salió corriendo hacia su
escondite. Parecía un coche de carreras de lo deprisa que
iba.

Pancho es un ratón de lo más despistado.

Spanish Reading Comprehesion

Pancho the mouse

A Korean movie about a guy and girl who accidentally end up as roommates. To solve their problems, they decide to have a marriage of convenience.

Vocabulary:
Binge watch: to watch a lot of
Cliche: overused
Assault: violent attack
Newlyweds: people who got married recently
Lack: to not have
Mortgage: loan on a home you have to pay back
Convenient: agreeable to someone's needs
Snoop: to look around where you’re not supposed to
Interfere: to meddle in someone's life
Harassment: intimidating or bothering someone
sexism: prejudice against someone's biological sex