¿Cómo estás? (informal) : How are you?
¿Cómo está ? (formal): How are you?
¿Qué tal ? ( informal- just with friends or young people- its like how are you)
¿Qué más? (informal- just with friends or young people- its like how are you)
¿Qué hubo?(informal- just with friends or young people- its like how are you)
¿De dónde eres? (informal) : Where are you from ? 
¿De dónde es? (formal): Where are you from? 
¿Dónde vives ? (informal): Where are you live? 
¿Dónde vive? (formal) : Where are you live ? 

Spanish  for Beginners

Greetings and introduce yourself 

第5课  就买这件吧

一、听力  第一部分
1.我今天有点儿累，去外面吃晚饭吧。
2.他们都在准备下午的考试呢。
3.医生说喝茶对身体很好。
4.我准备了你爱吃的鱼。
5.这件衣服还不错，你喜欢就买吧。

第二部分
6. 男：今天晚上你想吃什么？
女：我们在家吃吧，就做你爱吃的。
7. 男：你想不想去看电影？ 
   女：我有点儿累，在家看电视吧。
8. 男：你和小明在做什么呢？ 
女：我们在准备明天的考试呢。
9. 女：医生说每天喝咖啡对身体不好。 
 男：以后我不喝咖啡了，喝茶。
10. 女：你看看，这件衣服怎么样？
男：我觉得有点儿大，那件还不错。

第三部分
11. 女：外面有点儿冷！
   男：是啊，我们就在咖啡馆看书吧。
   问：他们在哪儿看书？
12.男：我去准备晚饭。你们爱吃什么？
女：我丈夫和我都爱吃鱼。
   问：她丈夫最爱吃什么？
13. 女：这个椅子怎么样？
男：我儿子不到一米，这个有点儿高。
问：女的为什么不买这个椅子？
14. 女：你昨天的考试怎么样？
男：听和说还不错。
问：男的昨天的考试怎么样？
15. 女：吃苹果对身体好，但是也不能吃太多。
   男：我以后少吃一点儿，每天吃一个。
问：男的以前每天吃几个苹果？


hsk2 第5课  就买这件吧

Oi gente, sejam muito bem-vindos ao Portuguese Drops, o seu Podcast de Português favorito. Meu nome é Aneleh e hoje vamos explorar o fascinante mundo do turismo sustentável no Brasil. Preparem-se para cinco dicas incríveis. E se quiser acompanhar o script do podcast é só clicar nesse link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RCAzQLJ540JmpKRqnB2OO82jQb0GvvocYp8CtDQTAyA/edit?usp=sharing
Vamos lá!

Hey guys, welcome to Portuguese Drops, your favorite Portuguese Podcast. My name is Aneleh and today we are going to explore the fascinating world of sustainable tourism in Brazil. Get ready for five incredible tips. And if you want to follow the podcast script, just click on this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RCAzQLJ540JmpKRqnB2OO82jQb0GvvocYp8CtDQTAyA/edit?usp=sharing
Let's go!

Portuguese Drops 

5 dicas de turismo sustentável no Brasil

Vi siete mai chiesti quale sia il metodo migliore per imparare una lingua? Ebbene, questo è proprio ciò di cui parleremo nell'episodio di oggi!
Scopriremo insieme in che cosa consiste la "second language acquisition theory" del linguista Krashen e come possiamo applicarla per apprendere una lingua in modo più rapido, più efficace e più duraturo.

Subtitled Italian

Season 01 / Episode 09 - Natural language acquisition

It was first time at fish market,and wow -it was so lively!
I tried some amazing fish food and waderd around a lot!
初めて築地に行きました！
とっても活気があってたのしかったです！

🖊
・分かれた　　　　　　　　got separated　　　　　　
・観光客/かんこうきゃく） tourrists
・混/こん）でそう                looks crowded
・がやがや                            bustling
・賑/にぎ）わっている         lovely
・逆/ぎゃく）によかった   turned out to be good
・ホタテ貝/がい）               scallops
・果物/くだもの）                fruit
・牛串/ぎゅうくし）           beef skewer
・市場/いちば）                 market
・メインの通り/とおり）main street
・ひー                                  yikes 
・三重県/みえけん）          Mie prefecture
・伊勢神宮/いせじんぐう）Ise Grand Shrine
・高級/こうきゅう）           high-end
・納得/なっとく）                convinced
・買う気になれなかった      I didn't feel like buying it
・気が付く/きがつく）        notice
・すしざんまい                       shop name
・一生懸命/いっしょうけんめい）diligently




Everyday japanese with maki

#築地/つきじ）について　Let’s talk about Tsukiji fish market!

Hello to the world of understandable Ukrainian. here you will hear and quickly remember the most popular phrases and words in Ukrainian.
I'm Katya, from Ukraine, I'll tell you how to understand and express yourself in various everyday situations. By listening to my podcast, you will be able to build understandable conversations even without knowledge of grammar.
Let`s start!

Привіт – Hello
Як твої справи? – How are you doing?
Як ти? – How are you?
Як ся маєш? - How are you feeling?
Чудово - Great
Добре - Good
Не дуже добре – Not so good
Погано - bad
А твої? – And you?
Я також – Me too
Так - yes
Ні- no
Бувай – good bye


It will be interesting.
If you want an individual lesson with me, welcome to my conversation class.

Have fun


EASY UKRAINIAN

Welcome and the main words

Welcome to the American English Pronunciation Guide. My name is Trevor Kafka, and I am your host.

There are many different varieties of American English. I was born and raised in New York, which has given me General American English pronunciation. The English that I speak has 15 vowel sounds. 

Please view the transcript for help while listening.

Today, we will talk about the vowel sound number 1 of 15: /æ/ black cat. The mouth must be open and wide for this sound, maybe a little more than you are used to in your native language.

Listen to me saying this sound and repeat: /æ/, /æ/, /æ/

Listen to and repeat the following single-syllable words:
black
cat
bad
can
have
laugh
sad
tax
thank

Listen to and repeat the following multiple-syllable words:
eggplant
gather
happen
master
command
family
unsatisfied
understand
imagine

Listen to and repeat the following sentences:
The mad cat had a hat.
It is bad to have a laugh when your family is sad.
I can imagine you’re unsatisfied with the master’s command.

I would like to thank Shirley Thompson and Karen Taylor for their work in developing the set of key phrases that I use with each vowel, such as /æ/ black cat, /eɪ/ grey day, etc. 

📢 American English Pronunciation Guide

Episode 1 - Vowels æ black cat (1 of 15)

Chi di voi verrà in Italia per le vacanze? Chi di voi utilizzerà un auto?
Visitare l’Italia in auto è il modo migliore per poter visitare anche i piccoli paesi che non sempre sono facilmente raggiungibili con i mezzi pubblici.
Però, arrivati a destinazione, dovete parcheggiare e… a volte non è così facile capire dove e con quali regole… per evitare una multa… Niente paura, ve lo spiego in questa puntata!


ITALIANO 360°

Puntata 9. VIAGGIARE IN AUTO IN ITALIA. DOVE PUOI LASCIARLA?

Giant Dreams Midget Abilities by David Sedaris read by Teacher Alyse
Read and follow along. Send me a message for your free digital copy of this story. 

"WHEN YOU'RE PLAYING YOUR GUITAR, MAKE BELIEVE YOU'RE PLAYING AN ACTUAL WOMAN," MISTER MANCINI TOLD ME. "GRAB HER BY THE NECK AND MAKE HER HOLLER."

My father loves jazz and has an extensive collection of records and reel-to-reel tapes he used to enjoy after returning home from work. He might have entered the house in a foul mood, but once he had his Dexter Gordon and a vodka martini, the stress melted away and everything was "Beautiful, baby, just beautiful." The instant the needle hit that record, he'd loosen his tie and become something other than the conservative engineer with a pocketful of IBM pencils embossed with the command think.

"Man, oh man, will you get a load of the chops on this guy? I saw him once at the Blue Note, and I mean to tell you that he blew me right out of my chair! A talent like that comes along only once in a lifetime. The guy was an absolute comet, and there I was in the front row. Can you imagine that?"

"Gee," I'd say. "I bet that was really interesting."

Empathy was the wrong tack, as it seemed only to irritate him.

"You don't know the half of it," my father would say. " 'Really interesting' my butt. You haven't got a clue. You could have taken a hatchet and cut the man's lips right off his face, chopped them off at the quick, and he still would have played better than anyone else out there. That's how good he was."

Because it was the music we'd grown up with, I liked to think that my sisters and I had a genuine appreciation for jazz. We preferred it over the music our friends were listening to, yet nothing we did or said could convince him of our devotion. Aside from replaying the tune on your own instrument, how could you prove you were really listening? It was as if he expected us to change color at the end of each selection.