One more tones practice , let's learn together.

wai1        wai2     wai3       wai4           wai5        wai6
威             位          喂           围                伟             卫
power     seat      feed      surround   great        guard

jau1             jau2        jau3     jau4       jau5       jau6
优                 油           幼         游           有           又
excellent    petrol    kid        swim     have      again

seoi1     seoi2     seoi3      seoi4      seoi5      seoi6 
需          水           税            谁            绪             睡
need     water    tax         who       mood       sleep


Easy  Cantonese 

Take easy to learn about tones of Cantonese (2)

В цьому епізоді ви навчитеся: 

•називати країну Вашого походження
•говорити про Ваші знання мов

In dieser Folge lernen Sie:
•das Herkunftsland benennen und erfragen 
•über Sprachkenntnisse sprechen 

Фрази з епізоду: /Phrasen aus der Episode:
•Woher kommen Sie? / Woher kommst du?
•Ich komme… / du kommst… / Sie kommen…
•Aus Deutschland 🇩🇪 Österreich 🇦🇹 Belgien 🇧🇪 Spanien 🇪🇸 Italien 🇮🇹 Tschechien 🇨🇿 Polen 🇵🇱 
•Aus dem Iran 🇮🇷 Jemen 🇾🇪 
•Aus der Ukraine 🇺🇦 Schweiz 🇨🇭 Türkei 🇹🇷 Slowakei 🇸🇰 
•Aus den USA 🇺🇸 Niederlanden 🇳🇱

•Was sprechen Sie? / Was sprichst du?
•Ich spreche Ukrainisch/Englisch/Deutsch/Tschechisch/Arabish/Französisch/Chinesisch/Griechisch/Spanisch 
•ein bisschen

Додаткові завдання / zusätzliche Aufgaben:
https://wordwall.net/play/36483/636/415
https://wordwall.net/play/22310/445/533
https://wordwall.net/play/42772/163/911


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Deutsch mit Zhanna

2. Звідки Ви? Якими мовами Ви говорите?/Woher kommen Sie? Was sprechen Sie?

“How to Say ‘You’re Welcome’ in Italian: Different Ways to Respond to ‘Thank You’”
In this episode, we’ll explore the various ways to say “You’re welcome” in Italian, from the classic prego to other common phrases like di niente, grazie a te, non c’è di che, and figurati. I’ll explain the nuances of each expression and give you tips on when to use them in different contexts. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to fine-tune your Italian conversation skills, this episode will help you sound more natural in everyday situations.

Italian Everyday

How to Say “You’re Welcome” in Italian

In this episode of “Spanish for Travelers,” Oscar welcomes you and shares essential greetings and introductions you’ll need when traveling in Latin America or Spain. Simple, useful phrases to start your trip with confidence and connect with locals from day one.

Spanish for Travelers

BIENVENIDOS A SPANISH FOR TRAVELERS

In this episode, I read a short story about a man flying home and his conversation with the older gentleman sitting next to him. This story contains great natural dialogue and a casual atmosphere.

You can read the transcript here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kCVgq93sFe0ONtj9TYpz8nxMj3FX1zKz/view?usp=sharing

My teacher profile on iTalki: www.italki.com/teacher/2889545

My Twitter Profile: https://twitter.com/TEA_Time_Tayvin

T.E.A. Time with Tayvin Bayless 

TEA Time Story # 1 Airplane Talk

This playlist presents slow talking in Brazilian Portuguese - the accent is from Rio de Janeiro ! Let's talk about Felicidade and my experience living abroad. 

Até logo!


Slow Brazilian Portuguese

Let's talk about Felicidade

Try these tips during awkward silences or when you don't know what else to talk about.

1.   Don't reject your own ideas thinking that they are not worth sharing. When you filter most of your stories and experiences you have fewer topics to talk about. 
 
2.   Don't list your points, instead elaborate on each point using examples or personal experiences. This also gives the opportunity to the listener to add to the topic or share their own experiences making it a two-way conversation.
 
3.   Speak at the right pace. If you speak too fast, you end the conversation very quickly. It’s usually because the listener doesn’t understand you and therefore can’t keep the conversation going.  
 
4.   Learn to ask smart questions to keep the conversation going. Ask open-ended questions such as, “what do you think about …?” with follow-up questions “why do you think …?”. This helps you build up on the information that you received.
 
5.   Practise thinking critically so you always have something to say. When you practice critical thinking and ask yourself counter-questions, you are able to spontaneously think of ideas and form arguments using your background knowledge. You can easily connect the dots and be eloquent while talking to people.
 
6.   Learn a few speech frameworks such as Past - Present - Future, Problem – Solution - Benefit, or other storytelling formats such as ‘the mountain’. When you have a structure, you don’t lose your chain of thoughts and you don’t run into dead ends. Your listeners are also able to understand you better and remember what you said.
 
7.   If you are using a second language to communicate such as English, then simplify your complex thoughts in your native language first and then translate them to English. Lots of times when translation is tough, we give up and change the topic. But this practice helps you make the translation process easy. 
 
If you want to learn more, please book a session with me. 


Sensei Ann

Tips for not running out of things to say

这集播客介绍了和新生儿有关的中西传统 - ”新生儿派对“、”满月酒“等。


Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

(全中文) 新生儿传统之“新生儿派对”

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11nJ1m0uXdxEEaLdKXNHYu5mSXjPQWmUj/view?usp=drivesdk