Este es el primer episodio y sinceramente la conversación del día de hoy ha sido grabada de una manera muy natural, imaginando que estoy hablando con mis amigas y mis amigos sobre este tema de una manera breve. ¡Dime que pensabas y que piensas ahora! ¿en tu país las familias son grandes?

Conversando en Español

Are families really large in Latin America? / ¿Las familias realmente son TAN grandes en LATAM? 

In questo episodio conosceremo la Pinacoteca Ambrosiana a Milano. 

Pillole d'arte

La Pinacoteca Ambrosiana a Milano

***Listen to this piece of news which is about" A wave of extreme heat , has hit large parts of Asia continent"
**Feel free to send me a message if you need any help 😊
**** You can find more stories in Farsi in my channel on Spotify : https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yas-omidvar

 خبرهای کوتاه جهان به فارسی   / Short World news in Persian

موجی از گرمای شدید /  A wave of extreme heat

Hello and welcome back! Today we are going to read Fox in Socks by Dr. Seuss. 
Send me a message for your free digital copy of this book to follow along. Let’s get started!


Dr Suess stories

Fox in Socks

「ではお日さまの出るまでどうぞ。もう一ぺん。ちょっとですから。」
　かっこうはまた頭を下げました。
「だまれっ。いい気になって。このばか鳥め。出て行かんとむしって朝飯に食ってしまうぞ。」
　ゴーシュはどんと床をふみました。
　するとかっこうはにわかにびっくりしたように いきなり窓をめがけて飛び立ちました。
    そしてガラスにはげしく頭をぶっつけて ばたっと下へ落ちました。
「何だ、ガラスへ ばかだなあ。」
    ゴーシュはあわてて立って 窓をあけようとしましたが 
    元来この窓はそんなにいつでもするする開く窓ではありませんでした。
    ゴーシュが窓わくをしきりにがたがたしているうちに またかっこうがばっとぶっつかって
    下へ落ちました。見ると くちばしのつけねからすこし血が出ています。
「いま あけてやるから待っていろったら。」
   ゴーシュがやっと二寸ばかり窓をあけたとき、かっこうは起きあがって
   何が何でもこんどこそというように じっと窓の向うの東のそらをみつめて、
   あらん限りの力をこめた風で ぱっと飛びたちました。
   もちろんこんどは前よりひどくガラスにつきあたって かっこうは下へ落ちたまましばらく
   身動きもしませんでした。つかまえてドアから飛ばしてやろうと ゴーシュが手を出しましたら
   いきなりかっこうは目をひらいて飛びのきました。そしてまたガラスへ飛びつきそうにするのです。
   ゴーシュは思わず足を上げて窓をばっとけりました。ガラスは二三枚物すごい音して砕くだけ
   窓はわくのまま外へ落ちました。そのがらんとなった窓のあとをかっこうが矢のように
   外へ飛びだしました。そしてもうどこまでもどこまでも まっすぐに飛んで行って
  とうとう見えなくなってしまいました。
  ゴーシュはしばらくあきれたように外を見ていましたが、
  そのまま倒れるように へやのすみへころがって 眠ってしまいました。


＊正しくは「ガラスは 二三枚 ものすごい音して」です。
　すみません、「もの」を飛ばしてしまいました。

　ものすごい (i-adjective)..unbelievable, incredible 

朗読クラブ📚Reading to Japanese language learners 

Kenji Miyazawa 宮沢賢治 :Gauche the Cellist 『セロ弾きのゴーシュ』#8

In this episode of 'English Learners Boost,' we're diving into the world of common phrasal verbs about communication. Join your host, Ian, as we explore essential phrases like 'get across,' 'speak up,' 'break the ice,' and 'put across.' Discover how to use them in everyday conversations and elevate your communication skills. Tune in and boost your English today.

English Learner's Boost

Phrasal Verb about Communication 

THE POWER OF STORYTELLING

Great communicators take their audiences on a journey through storytelling, and Aristotle’s famous ‘Tell, Tell, Tell’ triptych is one of the most offered pieces of advice given to anyone hoping to become a good storyteller.

However, you don’t want to just follow the crowd, you want to stand-out and be remembered by your colleagues, your boss and your clients. So, I want to share with you an updated take on the 3-tells for the modern business era.

Firstly, share your conclusions with your audience. Start with the conclusion that you want the audience to remember. This lets them know what you are going to be communicating to them and provides a destination.

Secondly, show how and why you have reached your conclusion. This is the heart of your story and where you will spend most of your time. Because they already know the destination, this part of your presentation is more productive as your audience is already trying to convince themselves that your conclusions are correct.

Finally, tell them what you want them to do with your conclusion.

Listen to the podcast for even moe communication tips.

BizPod - The Business English Podcast

BizPod Episode 6 - Effective Communication

More than half of US adults work while they're on vacation, according to a new survey.

A public relations company called Movchan Agency found that 54% of Americans sometimes or always work while they're on holiday.

There's a name for taking a trip and bringing your work with you: a "workcation."

This is usually something a worker plans, letting them get a break from the office without using up paid days off.

But according to the survey, some people have no choice — their work follows them even when they want to take a break.

So while 34% of people said they work on vacation because they love what they do, 29% do it because they're afraid of losing their job.

And about a quarter of people said their boss even asks them to work when they're on holiday.

Almost half of the people surveyed said they feel guilty if they're not working during their vacation.

The report says its results show that workplace boundaries have been broken, and burnout is on the horizon.

Many people are already feeling burned out by work. Others admitted to arguing with a partner during their holiday because of the work they're doing on vacation, while almost half have canceled an activity on their trip for work reasons.

Business psychologist Roger Hall told Fox Business that we need to use holiday time to rest our minds.

He said: "The human brain needs time for rest and quiet in order to repair itself."

He added that because many of us can work from anywhere, we don't get that rest.



Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

More than Half of Americans Work while on Holiday

In this episode, I'll talk about the one popular tourist attraction among 5 places in South Korea.
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The key vocabulary I speak about in today's episode:
1.인기있는 관광지 the popular toruist spot
2.궁(궐)  palace
3.아름답다 to be beautiful
4.정원 garden
5.전통 공연 traditional performance
6.매일 everyday
7.수문장 교대식 changing guard ceremony 
8.열리다     *회의, 행사(meeting, evet) +열리다 (to take place) 
9.경복궁에는 매일 수문장 교대식이 열려요.
 At 경복 palace, the changing guard ceremony takes place every day.

감사합니다.

