Hay momentos en los que lo inexplicable toca nuestra realidad: sombras que se mueven solas, voces que nadie más escucha o presencias que ponen la piel de gallina. En este episodio compartimos experiencias paranormales reales, esas historias que desafían la lógica y dejan más preguntas que respuestas. ¿Fue un simple susto, sugestión… o algo del otro lado?

Spanish adventures

Experiencias paranormales

This is the first episode in the British Vowel Sound Masterclass series. Explore the fundamentals of English vowels, including monophthongs, diphthongs, and the schwa. Learn why vowel quality, length, and articulation carry so much meaning, why some learners find them challenging, and how practicing these subtleties will improve clarity and natural British pronunciation. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes, where we’ll dive deeper into individual vowels and advanced pronunciation techniques.

British Pronunciation Tips 

 British Vowel Sound Masterclass – Lesson 1: An Introduction to English Vowel Sounds

Enjoy the ninth episode of Culture To Grow, which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed.

This episode will focus on birthday culture around the world, since I just celebrated my own birthday! Everyone celebrates birthdays slightly different, so this episode will provide you with new ideas to use in your own family!

If you would like to learn how to say "Happy Birthday" in any of the 18 languages  that are in this episode, please use the below guide.



Arabic -     eid milad saeid!

Chinese  -      Shēngrì kuàilè!

English  -     Happy Birthday

French -     Bon anniversaire !

Hindi -     janmadin mubaarak!

Indonesian - Selamat ulang tahun!

Italian -     Buon compleanno!

Japanese -    Otanjōbiomedetōgozaimasu!

Kurdish -     Rojbûna te pîroz be!

Mongolian -     Törsön ödriin mend!

Persian -     Tavalodet Mobarak

Portugese -     Feliz aniversário!

Russian -     S dnem ​​rozhdeniya!

Spanish -     Feliz cumpleaños!

Thai -     S̄uk̄hs̄ạnt̒ wạn keid!

Turkish -     Doğum günün kutlu olsun!

Vietnamese -     Chúc mừng sinh nhật!


Circassian Culture

Egyptian Culture 

Iranian Culture

Culture To Grow

Episode 9: Birthday Culture Around the World

Hi, so you want to improve your business English skills. In order to speak like and understand native speakers, it's important to understand the business idioms which native speakers use on a daily basis. In this podcast I will use 11 business idioms. See you if you can spot them. When you hear an idiom pause the podcast and write it down, then, next to the idiom, write the word or phrase which corresponds to the meaning of the idiom. Your task is to match the idioms to their meanings. I will do the first one for you as an example. In order to organize my tasks every day I have to get my ducks in a row. So the first idiom you should write down is 'get my ducks in a row'. The word you should write next to it is 'organize.' Now, let's get down to business.

Business English

10 Business Idioms

"Everything passes if you learn to hold things lightly."

A 30-day positive affirmation journey with Rose

Day 23

出身のバルバドスについてもっと詳しく。(くわしく)

人気があるスポーツ

音楽

名物と名所(めいぶつとめいしょ)

•前に話してくれた洞窟(どうくつ)、バルバドスの
鍾乳洞(しょうにゅうどう)

* は、石灰岩が地表水、地下水などによって侵食（溶食）されてできた洞窟であり、一般的に石灰岩地帯に存在する。


•おいしい食べ物

辛い食べ物(からいたべもの)

お酒など

チェーン店のおいしい食べ物も



With Roje about Barbados

Learn more about his native Barbados.

Popular sports

Music

Sights and places of interest


-The cave you mentioned before, in Barbados
Limestone Caves

* are caves formed by the erosion of limestone by surface and ground water, and are generally found in limestone areas.

-delicious food

Spicy foods

Alcohol, etc.

Delicious foods from chain restaurants








SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送  継続は力ニャり

Vol.60 ロジェさんと出身のバルバドスについて その2 With Roje about Barbados 2

No puedes seguir cometiendo este error... escucha aquí y corrige 

Sustantivos terminados en A que son masculinos parte 1

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

¿Cuál es EL problema? Sustantivos terminados en A que son masculinos parte 1

“Me suena a chino” en España quiere decir que “no entiendo nada de lo que dices”, eso me recuerda una experiencia que tuve en mi primer viaje a China cuando visité una aldea rural donde nadie hablaba inglés y mucho menos español. 

AUDIO-ARTÍCULOS (Nivel B2-C1)

Me suena a chino...

Un episodio di protesta!!! Per tutti coloro che come me amano le lingue e soffrono imparandole :)))