Vocabulary
buckle up: put on seatbelt
giblets: organs inside turkey
gobble gobble: what turkeys say in written English
throttle: the lever that controls the engine

Learn English with Stories

Thanksgiving messages on the highway

This is a short introduction podcast sumamrising what the full series of podcasts will cover:

If you ever googled "How to create a resume" or "How to write a covering letter" or "What are the top 10 most common interview questions" then you are not alone. We have all done it. And what do we learn from these searches? That there are no right answers, there are just thousands and thousands of different questions, resume formats and tips on covering letters. And you end up not knowing where to start!

Now add to this problem the fact that English might not be your first language and the role you are applying for requires you to communicate in English every day, then it is no surprise that this entire process is daunting.

I will help you change the way you think about the application process - to simplify it and to personalise it; to understand that it is a matching process where you are looking for a job that matches your ambitions and skills, and where the company in looking for people that match their role requirements.

I'll teach you a few simple techniques that will prepare you to answer almost any question in a clear and effective way. We will take you through the application process starting with the most important aspect: you, your skills, your goals; and then we will move on to how to create a brilliant resume and covering letter and how to prepare for and deliver an authentic and confident interview.

I will also give you the key phrases and grammar you need to be successful in each of those steps.

How to create an awesome job application strategy: Advice on careers, CVs, cover letters, interview planning

How to create an awesome, personal, effective Job Application Strategy

قَرَارَات الحَيَاة غَالِبًا بِتْشَكِّل صُورِة المُسْتَقْبَل.
وكِل قَرَار بْيِحْمِل عَوَاقِب, سوَاءًا كَان لَفَتْرَة قَصِيرَة أو طَوِيلِة.
القَرَارَات الصَعْبِة بِتْقَوِي وبِتْزِيد صَلَابِة الشَخْصِيِة.
بس بَعض القَرَارَات بْتِطَلَّب تَضْحِيِة بَس مُمْكِن تْأَدِّي للنُمُو.
مُوَازَنِة المَنْطِق و المَشَاعِر هي مُفْتَاح أَخْد القَرَارَات الصَحِيحَة. 
ومو عَيب لو الإِنْسَان طَلَب نَصَائِح مِن أَشْخَاص عِنْدهُم خِبْرَة أَكْبَر.
عَلَى كُلِّ, كِل قَرَار, صْغِير أو كْبِير, بِيسَاهِم فِي تَطْوِير النَفْس
Life decisions mostly shape the future's image.
every decision carries consequences, it was either for a short or a long period.
The difficult decisions strengthen and increase the personality toughness.
But some decisions demand sacrifice but they may lead to growth.
Balancing the logic and the emotions are the key for making the correct decisions.
and it’s not a shame if the person requested advice from people who have more experience.
However, every decision, small or big, contributes to self improvement.


Levantine Dialect (Level 2)

قرارات الحياة / Life decisions 🧬

Please let me know if you have any requests of words or phrases that you wish you’ll be able to say in casual Japanese so I’ll make an episode about it!🙌 

Super Casual Japanese with Teppei

Season 2 : Episode 4 :”Orange Juice” (30-minute episodes)

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
〈#138〉11月22日火曜日　天気/くもり　気温/6℃ 

・雪は好きですか？
・最近とうとう雪が降りました
・みぞれが降った
・北海道の人は雪が好きではない
・寒いのが苦手
・スノーボード、スキー
・外は寒いけど、建物の中は東京などより暖かい
・喜ぶのは、犬と子どもだけです。
・雪かきをしないといけない

［単語］
みぞれ…雨と雪の間くらいのもの
スノーボード/すのーぼーど…冬のスポーツ
スキー/すきー…冬のスポーツ
雪かき/ゆきかき…雪を掃除すること。かたづけること。
苦手/にがて…きらい

レッスン待ってます♪

北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#138〉11月22日火曜日　冬が来た！雪！寒いよ‼

「げんき」ｐ106、L4のLocation Wordsです。Repeat the word,remembering the meaning of the word in your mind.


げんきのごい

L4 Location Words

Today is ANZAC Day, which remembers the soldiers of Australia and New Zealand.

The Social Evolutionary

Fight... for Freedom, but Forgive for True Peace.

・昨日の大雨についてを東北地方の方言で紹介します
・大雨で家の前に川ができました
・電車が止まってしまいました
・最近多い集中豪雨について
・まとめ

Nihongo tokidoki Inaka hougen with Megumi Na

東北地方の大雨について　Learning the Tohoku dialect

Be careful with direct translations!
Remember to try the quiz tests after the podcast, to check your understanding of expressions.