What’s your relationship with nature — real or imagined?

In this Korean Podcast episode, we explore how city life shapes the way we see the countryside—our mix of longing, fear, and fascination. From missing Wi‑Fi to romanticized “pretty nature,” this episode dives into why modern comfort makes real nature feel unfamiliar.

The Jung Studio

Korean Podcast | City Comfort vs. Country Reality

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NGII8qbLan9fa3LRQAT_vJEy5advzE5U/view?usp=sharing

Consejos para mis estudiantes e invitados.

Superando los altibajos en el aprendizaje del español (con transcripción). 

Сегодня в эфире не “Мастер и Маргарита”, но не менее интересная повесть - “Собачье сердце”. Читаем небольшой диалог профессора Преображенского и доктора Борменталя.

Слова, которые объясняю в эпизоде: шту́ка хи́трая - a tricky thing; предста́вьте - to imagine; большинство́ - majority; во́все - совсем, совершенно, нисколько, вообще - any, not at all, at all; многозначи́тельно - meaningfully; трясти́ - толчками колебать, качать, двигать из стороны в сторону - to shake; забо́титься - проявлять заботу - to take care; пищеваре́ние - digestion; за обе́дом - at / during lunch; большеви́зм - Bolshevism; Бо́же вас сохрани́ - God save / bless you; сове́тский - Soviet; производи́ть - делать, совершать - to make; наблюде́ние - observation; превосхо́дно - excellently; заставля́ть - поставить в необходимость делать что-нибудь, принудить - to make, force, oblige; теря́ть в ве́се - to lose weight; отозва́ться - ответить на зов, откликнуться, высказать своё мнение - to respond; тя́пнутый - тот, кого тяпнули, то есть укусили - bitten; розове́ть - становится розовым - to turn pink; пони́женный - более низкий, ниже нормального, уменьшенный - reduced, lower, depressed; коле́нный рефле́кс - knee reflex; скве́рный - гадкий, недостойный, (разг.) плохой - bad; угнетённый - удручённый, подавленный, эксплуатируемый - depressed.

Спасибо всем, кто слушает мой подкаст! Подписывайтесь на него, впереди много интересных эпизодов.

И помните, что чтение по-русски углубляет ваши знания языка! Хороших вам книг, друзья!

Reading Russian

Отрывок из повести “Собачье сердце” М.А. Булгаков

Hey there! I’m David, and I’m excited to bring you Spanish Unplugged Season 1: “Surviving Like a Local in Latin America.” 🌎 This season, I’ll be sharing all the Spanish you actually need to feel right at home—no boring grammar rules, just real-life phrases for ordering street tacos, haggling in markets, and chatting with locals.

If you're ready to skip the textbooks and speak Spanish that actually works, subscribe now and join me each week for new episodes.

Let’s get you sounding like a local in no time! 🎧✨

Spanish Unplugged Podcast

TRAILER - S1: Surviving Like a Local in Latin America

"Seek the company of those who know the heart's secrets, rest beneath the tree that bears the ripest fruit. In the market of life, choose not the idle wanderer's path but the shop filled with sweetness. Not every bubbling pot holds a feast, not every pen writes truths, not every gaze sees beyond the surface, not every ocean bed holds pearls."

Learn English and Farsi with teacher Ela

Rumi 01 - Spanish

안녕하세요~
🎵 한국어 문법 '이에요, 예요'를 쉽고 재미있게 케이팝 스타일 노래로 배워요.
초보자도 쉽게 따라할 수 있는 이 노래는 한국어 말하기 자신감을 키워줍니다.
지금 바로 노래하며 한국어 문법을 익히고, 즐겁게 배워보세요!
🎵 Learn Korean grammar '이에요, 예요' easily and fun with a K-pop style song.
This song is easy for beginners to follow and will help you build your confidence in speaking Korean.
Learn Korean grammar while singing right now and have fun learning!

영상은 여기를 시청하세요. You can watch the video here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr9VP5EnY_o

"이에요, 예요."  노래

"이에요, 예요."는 끝이에요~
무언가를 설명할 때 써요~
이름, 직업, 물건의 이름~
누군가에게 말할 때 써요~!

나는 학생이에요~ 
내 친구는 의사예요~ 
받침 있으면 "이에요"~
받침 없으면 "예요"~

이에요~ 예요.~ 헷갈리지 마요~ 
받침이 있으면 "이에요"! 
받침 없으면 "예요"! 

"가방이에요" 맞아요~ 
"장미예요" 맞아요~ 

받침이 뭐예요? 같이 찾아봐요~ 
"책"은 받침이 있으니 "이에요!" 
"바나나"는 없으니 "예요!" 

이에요~ 예요~ 헷갈리지 마요~ 
받침이 있으면 "이에요"! 
받침 없으면 "예요"! 

"이에요, 예요." 다 외웠죠? 
노래하며 배우니 정말 쉬워요~ 

감사합니다.

Korean Listening Class 한국어 문장 듣기 - Korean teacher, Grace

korean Version "한국어 문법 노래 '이에요,예요' | 정말 쉽고 재미있어요!"

Do you remember that Mr. Krupp has a videotape of George and Harold sabotaging the football game? 
Mr. Krupp forces George and Harold to go to his office. He shows them a videotape that proves they pulled all the school pranks. The boys are scared because Mr. Krupp says he will show the tape to everyone. He tells George and Harold that from now on, they must do whatever he says, or he will use the tape against them. George and Harold feel trapped and worried.
What will Mr. Krupp say to George and Harold? Listen and follow along. 

Send me a message for your free copy of this book to follow along.


The Adventures of Captain Underpants

Chapter 7 A Little Blackmail

This episode explores the word "move" and its usage in forming phrasal verbs. By understanding the combinations like "move up," "move over," and "move down," you can learn phrasal verbs in a meaningful way. Instead of simply memorizing them, this approach helps you grasp their meanings and use them naturally in your language. Examples and a story illustrate how these phrasal verbs are applied, enabling a deeper comprehension and automatic usage.