Aquí escucharás algunos saludos de Colombia. 

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Saludos en Colombia

Join your host, Sal, for an exciting introduction to "TV Talk English," the podcast that helps you learn American English through popular TV episodes. In this first episode, discover how classic shows like Seinfeld, Friends, and How I Met Your Mother can make learning English fun and practical. Begin your TV learning journey with us today and get ready to dive into future episodes filled with laughter and language learning!

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TV Talk English

Introduction to "TV Talk English"

Conjugaison du verbe vouloir - bgha au présent en Darija Marocaine. Réalisé par un locuteur natif du Maroc.

Moroccan Dialect with Radia

Bgha - To want - to like in present 

Español con Vero

Cuento

¿Qué es ser productivo? ¿Vale la pena serlo? ¿Ventajas? ¿Desventajas?
Respondemos todas estas preguntas y algunas más en un cortísimo episodio de 5 minutos llenos de info, junto a Martín.


Perfil de Martin, profe acá también en Italki: https://www.italki.com/teacher/5211013

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Debatimos sobre "la productividad"

Mister Bakoor

10 most common Egyptian Words 

La final de la Eurocopa 2024 es este domingo. ¡Y España se ha hecho un hueco en ella! El domingo competiremos por el primer puesto, o bien con Inglaterra, o con Países Bajos, dependiendo quien sea el ganador del otro partido de la semifinal. Por eso he pensado que hoy es un buen día para comentar algunas expresiones españolas que tienen su origen en este deporte. 

Espero que, como siempre, disfrutes este episodio. Después de escucharlo, no te olvides de dejarle una valoración en la plataforma en la que lo estás escuchando.
También, sabes que me encanta escucharte, cuéntame, ¿habías escuchado estas expresiones antes? ¿Conoces alguna otra expresión relacionada con el fútbol?


Blanca to go 

148 – Expresiones del día a día que vienen del fútbol

You may sometimes notice people at airports wearing a green lanyard with sunflowers on it. This is usually worn by people who have a hidden disability — disabilities that can't always be seen from the outside, such as learning difficulties or autism.

But soon, you might start noticing the Sunflower lanyard somewhere new: Lego pieces.

The toy company announced on December 3 — International Day of Persons with Disabilities — that it has partnered with Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, the UK company that first created the lanyards in 2016.

Lego is releasing three sets featuring the lanyard: one for its Duplo toys, which are for kids under the age of 8; an airport set for older children; and a set with over 3,000 pieces for adults. The sets will go on sale between January and June 2025.

People will also be able to add the Sunflower lanyard when customizing their own Lego pieces at official Lego stores in parts of Europe and North America.

The Lego Group said it's proud to have created what it calls "the world's first toys to feature the official Sunflower lanyard," and hopes the sets will promote inclusion for people of different ages and with different disabilities.

On Lego's website, Martin Moxness, an adult Sunflower lanyard user, said seeing the lanyard on Lego pieces will help normalize hidden disabilities.

"As a child, this would have been life-changing and would have made me feel seen and accepted," he added.

According to the World Health Organization, one in six people around the world lives with some form of disability, many of them hidden. Disability inclusion is an important part of achieving health for all, it said.

Over 280 airports around the world now recognize the Sunflower lanyard, Hidden Disabilities said.