This is Healing Radio with Native Korean teacher, Crystal Kim
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Healing Radio in Korean

Script : https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpOxECycmsSUzElB4JzSQVfn8HFfWw6wz&si=hpTjKMQmIQLeVsmU

Healing Korean while you sleep

Korean Q&A: Daily Speaking Practice for Beginners

KOREAN TOPIK 1,2

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100% Real Korean Conversation

HSK 3-6 Text Audios

HSK3 Lesson1 Passage 2

Let's engage in a session of practicing Russian tongue twisters today! Tongue twisters serve as an excellent aid in refining your pronunciation, honing in on difficult sounds, and enhancing the pace of your speech, resulting in greater clarity.

Are you ready to give it a try? I'll recite each tongue twister twice: once at a slow pace and then gradually closer to a normal speed.

стоИт поп на копнЕ, колпАк на попЕ, копнА под попОм, поп под колпакОм. (п,к) 

шли сОрок мышЕй, неслИ шестнАдцать грошЕй, две мЫши поплОше неслИ по два грОша. (ш)

орЁл на горЕ, перО на орлЕ. горА под орлОм, орЁл под перОм. (Р,л)

These tongue twisters specifically target a variety of Russian sounds. Your goal is to enunciate them with utmost clarity. Remember, precision takes precedence over speed. Best of luck in your endeavor! Additionally, practicing tongue twisters can enhance your oral dexterity, further benefiting your language skills.

Russian with Elina

Russian tongue twisters - part 3

Beginner Chinese Listening

Beginner Chinese Listening：爸爸哭了 Dad cried

Mianownik: w lodówce jest cytryna
Narzędnik: w lodówce mam cytrynę 

Opowieści, opowiastki, opowieściątka

Short A1 - Co jest w lodówce? Co mam w lodówce?

Let's start from Zero

Challenge your Pinyin skills

In questo podcast parlo delle mie giornate quotidiane lavorando da casa, utilizzo i verbi riflessivi, un po' di vocabolario della vita quotidiana.

Vivendo tra due lingue

Lavorare da casa

Hello everyone! Today’s episode is about something we all know and love—“honne and tatemae,” the Japanese way of balancing true feelings and social harmony!Have you ever wondered why Japanese people often use tatemae instead of saying what they really think?And where does the word tatemae even come from?Enjoy listening!みなさまごきげんよう、今日はみんな大好きな「本音と建て前の話」！日本人がなぜ建て前を使うのか知りたいでしょう？そもそも建て前ってどこからきた言葉だろう？楽しんで聞いてね


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Moekoの日本語ベラベラtimeEpi17: 本音と建前の話【Japanese Podcast: listening practice】

Falsos Amigos que son palabras en español que suenan o se escriben como palabras en inglés pero con significados totalmente distintos y que hacen que pasemos momentos incomodos.
Suburbio---------slum
     barrio---------suburb
bomba------------pump/ tank/ bomb
     explosivo-----bomb
constipado------congested
     estreñido-----constipated
embarazada-----pregnant
     avergonzada----embarrassed
injuria--------------insult
      herida---------injury
parientes---------relatives
      padres--------parents
largo----------------long
     grande---------large
actual--------------now, current
     verdadero-----actual
asistir--------------to attend
     ayudar---------to assist
sopa----------------soup
     jabón-----------soap
ropa----------------clothing
    cuerda----------rope

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