„Deutsch mit Miri“ ist ein Podcast für die Mittelstufe (B1 & B2), in dem ich vielfältige Themen wie Sprachenlernen, Reisen, Freizeit, Hobbys und Bücher bespreche. Viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen! 

Deutsch mit Miri - Intermediate German Podcast 

This podcast is designed for intermediate English learners (level B1/B2) who want to improve their listening comprehension. We will talk about topics like travel, books, language learning and more. 


English with Miri - Intermediate English Podcast 

Ancient قدیمی باستانی
Bend باند نوار گروه موسیقی
century قرن سده
develop توسعه پیشرفت
entertainment سرگرمی
exhibit به نمایش گذاشتن
exotic عجیب و غریب خاص
grandeur عظمت و شکوه
massive بزرگ عالی
permanently داعمی
popular رایج
reduce کاهش دادن
remnant باقی اثر بقایا
renovation نوسازی اصلاح
spectators تماشاگران
survive بقا زنده ماندن
Talent استعداد
trainer مربی
venue صحن مکان برگزاری چیزی

IELTS Essential Words  دوره هضم لغات ضروری آیلتس  English/ Persian

بخش دوم : Leisure Time > History Of the Circus

Ahoj! In today’s episode, I talk about what I like, what my family likes, and what my friends like — all in simple, slow Czech with English translations. You’ll hear about our favorite foods, drinks, weather, hobbies, and more.
Whether you're a beginner or just want to improve your Czech listening skills, this episode is a great way to learn everyday vocabulary in context.

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-k2gCZI1l_SYuGzTpzuMQFB-fZjQU90rjZAa8XLj1S8/edit?tab=t.0 

Vocabulary list here: 
https://quizlet.com/mx/1054884989/mit-rada-flash-cards/?i=2rv5kb&x=1jqt 

What do YOU like? Co máš rád TY? Co máš ráda TY? 

Hezky česky

Co mám rád/a / What I Like (A1)

 ■今日は、日本語(にほんご)と英語(えいご)の「意味(いみ)は同(おな)じだけど、イメージや使(つか)い方(かた)がちがう言葉(ことば)」について話(はな)したいと思(おも)います。
Kyō wa, nihongo to eigo no "imi wa onaji dakedo, imēji ya tsukaikata ga chigau kotoba" ni tsuite hanashitai to omoimasu.
 ▶︎Today, I’d like to talk about words that have the same meaning in Japanese and English but different images or nuances.


Japanese Learning with Yuki:Locking Dancer from Tokyo

Ep.5｜Strange Japanese Words and Their Nuances-Wasei-Eigo 

Рубрика, где я рассказываю о темах со своих уроков 

Темы для обсуждения 

Юля - девочка, которая смогла 

こんにちは！みなさんは車(くるま)を運転(うんてん)しますか？
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Slow Japanese

Episode #78 - Driving License in Sweden

Hey 👋 Here is the third instalment of my podcast. This week, we have some complex verbs, a common latin phrase used in English and an idiom. 

VOCAB LIST: 
1. Torpid
2. To hedge your bets
3. To redress
4. Ad hoc 
5. To dupe

Make sure to do the quizzes and LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! 🙌

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English Gym for Word Nerds

EPISODE 3 (Vocab push-ups!) 

Listen to a summary of the book His Secret Illuminations, by Scarlett Gale. 

Lucian and Glory undertake a journey to recover some lost books.

Learn English with Stories

Book: His Secret Illuminations

Forget what everyone else says—this tip is all about empowering YOU to embrace the learning methods that work for you, no matter how unconventional they may seem. Research shows that confidence and personal relevance are key to successful learning. So why let someone else dictate your path? When it feels wrong, then it is probably wrong for you. That is also why this podcast is about 111 Tips for Learning a Language and Not 111 Must Do Methods for Learning a Language.

💥 Know that you are allowed to break Free from Convention:
Teachers might tell you that memorizing sentences word-for-word isn’t the best approach. Sure, there’s logic behind understanding sentence structure to expand your conversation skills. But what if you just want to start speaking now? What if memorizing phrases helps you get that plate of food, navigate a new city, or simply break the ice in a conversation? Guess what? That’s totally okay!

Studies indicate that personalized learning strategies—no matter how unconventional—can enhance motivation and retention. So, if memorizing a few key phrases helps you feel confident and ready to speak, go for it! It’s your learning journey, and every step counts.
