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What stops you from becoming your best? What holds you back? What are some thoughts you are thinking that are leading you in a wrong direction? DOUBTLESSGLAZKOVTEST7749  is a method.

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The Habits of Professionals Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

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استمع ثم أجب عن الأسئلة Listen and answer the questions

A1 Arabic Audios with Muhammad Ali

in the hotel في الفندق

En este episodio hablamos sobre Zootopia 2 y analizamos los temas más importantes de la película: los prejuicios, el miedo a lo diferente, la confianza y la convivencia en sociedad. También comentamos la evolución de Judy y Nick, el misterio detrás del nuevo personaje y por qué esta secuela puede ser mucho más profunda de lo que parece. Ideal para estudiantes de español que quieren practicar comprensión auditiva con temas interesantes y vocabulario avanzado.

Hablar por hablar (Listening)

Más que una película infantil: el mensaje oculto de Zootopia 2

This episode explores the word "move" and its usage in forming phrasal verbs. By understanding the combinations like "move up," "move over," and "move down," you can learn phrasal verbs in a meaningful way. Instead of simply memorizing them, this approach helps you grasp their meanings and use them naturally in your language. Examples and a story illustrate how these phrasal verbs are applied, enabling a deeper comprehension and automatic usage.

LEARN BY LISTENING

How To Actually Understand Phrasal verbs-01

《1491》- Charles C Mann
《The Picture of Dorian Gray》*not Portrait - Oscar Wilde
《撒哈拉的故事》- 三毛 (sān máo)

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

Chat About 'READING' in Chinese: Our Favorite Books & Authors

このエピソードでは、日本に旅行にきた時に使える便利なフレーズを紹介していきます。買い物や交通など。


In this episode, I introduce you some useful phrases when you're visiting Japan. For shopping, transport and others.

まいにち日本語 Daily Japanese Phrases

旅行で使えるフレーズ Useful phrases for visiting Japan

Escúchanos a Ambar y a mí, platicar sobre la festividad más relevante de República Dominicana y la de México.

Mucho que decir

República Dominicana y México🎧

Host: Welcome back to the podcast everyone. I’m joined today by Naseem, an IT consultant from 
Delhi and Deepa, an HR consultant from Bangore. Today we’ll be discussing the increase in the number of people moonlighting and what the future holds for companies and workers. So, Deepa, I’ll ask you first: What has created this problem?

Deepa: Well, as with many places around the world, during the pandemic, there was a big increase in the number of people working from home and also economic instability. So, at the same time, we had more people working without any supervision and people were more worried about being able to make a living. So, the increase in online moonlighting was a consequence of that situation really.

Naseem: That’s certainly what happened to me. At the time, you read about all of these companies that were *laying off * their staff and there wasn’t much you could do about it if it happened to you. So suddenly working for just one company seemed like a bad idea. I have a family to feed: three boys and a girl. I felt a lot of insecurity and was terrified of losing money, or maybe even worse, my house. So, I took two jobs.

Host: What effect did that have on you and your family?

Naseem: It gave us some comfort, financially, as I started making more money than I had before the pandemic. But I was also working very long hours each day. I saw the children every day of course, but I couldn’t spend any real time with them as I had to work from almost as soon as I got up, until late in the evening. My wife was working as well, so it was quite hard to manage everything. When the crisis was averted, we had gotten used to having the extra money, so although I cut back on my hours in both jobs, I still continued to work at both.

Host: Do you see anything wrong with doing what you are doing?

Naseem: Not at all. I’m a professional and I work hard at both jobs. My main job is in IT as you mentioned, but my second is in design. 




English Conversation/Dialogue

MOONLIGHTING 

It's the biggest thing in the night sky, so it's no surprise the moon appears in many English expressions. Here are a few examples.

If someone says they "love you to the moon and back," it means they love you very much, because their love is as large as the distance between the Earth and the moon – an average of 384,000 kilometers.

This expression is used in Guess How Much I Love You, a 2008 children's book by Sam McBratney. It's usually said to romantic partners or people in your family.

If someone is talking "moonshine" it means they're talking about something that isn't real or is foolish. But more often someone will offer you a drink of "moonshine," which is a word used in the US for illegal liquor.

If something doesn't happen very often, it can be said to only happen "once in a blue moon." A "blue moon" isn't really blue – it's either when a second full moon is seen in the same month, or the third full moon when four full moons are seen in the same season.

Both types of blue moon don't happen very often, only about once every 2.7 years.