You’ll learn how to use 'relieved' with to and that, and hear natural examples that show when relief turns to calm. Ends with a guided shadowing exercise for fluency and tone.

BrightStep: One Word

Relieved

In questo episodio di Italian Everyday, esploriamo frasi semplici e utili per fare amicizia in Italia. Scoprirete come iniziare una conversazione, mantenerla viva e concluderla con gentilezza, sia che siate in vacanza sia che vi siate appena trasferiti. Ogni frase è spiegata in italiano con traduzioni e consigli in inglese per aiutarvi a sentirvi più sicuri nel parlare.

Imparate a chiedere: “Come ti chiami?”, a condividere interessi comuni e persino a scambiarvi i numeri per restare in contatto. Perfetto per chi vuole socializzare e immergersi nella vita italiana con facilità!

A presto e buon italiano! 🎧

Italian Everyday

Frasi utili per fare amicizia

Learn to speak about the weather in Spanish! Best for A2 students (elementary).

Super Basic Spanish

Basic Spanish: ¿Qué tiempo hace? (What's the weather like?)

Listen to me reading a news article from 2019 about tourism from my Conversational English course.

A Thai beach made famous in a movie called 'The Beach' is to remain closed following a sharp rise in visitor numbers which severely damaged the environment.

Listen to English with Pip

News article: Thai beach closed temporarily due to tourism

What is the difference between ”これ、おいしいね” and ”これ、おいしいよ” ?

「これ、おいしいね」
「これ、おいしいよ」

この二つの文は、何がちがうでしょうか。

そう、さいごの「ね」と「よ」がちがいますね。

意味は同じでしょうか。　いいえ、ちがいます。

「これ、おいしいね」と言うと、
「うん、そうだね。」とか
「うーん、私はちょっと…。」といった答えが、
いっしょに食べている人から返ってくると思います。
つまり、「おいしいね」と言った人は、「あなたも　そう思うでしょう？」と言いたいときに使います。

「これ、おいしいよ」と言えば、
「へえ、そうですか。」とか
「じゃあ、たべてみようかな。」
といった答えが返ってくると思います。
つまり、相手の人はまだ食べていないので、おいしいかどうかを知らないんですね。　
相手の知らない新しい情報を伝えたいときに「よ」を使います。

まとめると、
「～ね」は、話し手も相手も知っていたりわかっている場合、
「～よ」は話し手は知っているけど、相手は知らないことを知らせるときに使います。　

「ね」…talking about something which you and your partner knows.
               Speakers want agreement from partner.
「よ」…Talking about something which speaker knows but listener doesn’t know.
               Speakers want to let listeners know new things.




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「ね」と「よ」のちがい　

Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation states that:
Every mass attracts every other mass in the universe with a force that is proportional to the product of their masses, and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
Let’s break this down in a way that applies to language acquisition. Imagine that:
•	One “mass” is you, the learner.
•	The other “mass” is the language you are trying to learn.
•	The “force” is the attraction or motivation pulling you toward fluency.
•	The “distance” is how far you currently are from using the language fluently and comfortably.






💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 64 - How to apply Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation into Language Learning

CHISTES MEXICANOS

MOMIA EGIPCIA

En este episodio hablaremos de como nuestra capacidad para ver a color es realmente sorprendente siendo el resultado de una evolución compleja, donde nuestro sistema visual se basa principalmente en tres colores primarios