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I like (to) eat laksa at (the) beach.

Saya suka makan laksa di pantai.

Note:
1) Laksa is one of the local food here.
2) In general, we don't have articles such as "a, an, the, etc" in Malay


Cakap Bahasa Melayu

Total Beginner: Malay Sentence Structure #1

Listening Practice in Turkish

Listening Practice in Turkish -1 (A1 Level)

En este episodio hablaremo sobre algunos verbos y sus sustantivos  que son muy útiles para expresarnos mejor en español. 📒 📚

Practicar con ejemplos, hacer listas y comparar oraciones te ayudará a ganar vocabulario y confianza.

Así que recuerda: usar → uso, decidir → decisión, mover → movimiento.

Cada verbo es una puerta a más palabras en español.

Spanish with Nathy

Verbs and their Nouns in Spanish

Learn English Through Listening – Perfect for Kids & O-Level Students! 🌟🎙️ "Kickstart your English journey with our playful and engaging podcast! Tailored for young learners.


DIALOGS FOR EVERYDAY USE 🎧📚

Dialogue for Beginners 🎉📚 (Day #16)

Mǎ 	Kè: 	Zhèlǐ 	de 	rén 	zhēn 	duō 	ɑ! 
马 	克： 	这里 	的 	人 	真 	多 	啊！ 
Zhānɡ 	Dōnɡ: 	Dàole 	wǎnshɑnɡ 	jiù 	ɡènɡ 	rènɑo 	le. 
张 	东： 	到了 	晚上 	就 	更 	热闹 	了。 
Zǒu, 	wǒ 	dài 	nǐ 	qù 	chī 	jiētóu 	xiǎochī 	qù. 
走， 	我 	带 	你 	去 	吃 	街头 	小吃 	去。 
Mǎ 	Kè: 	Yǒu 	shénme 	xiǎochī? 
马 	克： 	有 	什么 	小吃？ 
Zhānɡ 	Dōnɡ: 	Kě 	duō 	le, 	yǒu 	yánɡròuchuànr, 	kǎo 
张 	东： 	可 	多 	了， 	有 	羊肉串儿， 	烤 
yóuyú,chòu 	dòufu, 	zhá 	shūcài... 
鱿鱼，臭 	豆腐， 	炸 	蔬菜…… 
Mǎ 	Kè: 	Hǎochī 	mɑ? 
马 	克： 	好吃 	吗？ 
Zhānɡ 	Dōnɡ: 	Nǐ 	chánɡchɑnɡ 	jiù 	zhīdɑo 	le. 
张 	东： 	你 	尝尝 	就 	知道 	了。 


日常用语

街头小吃

Let's learn a new Italian expression: "mettere il bastone fra le ruote".

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Do you have a similar expression in Italian?Let me know!

3 minutes Italian

Mettere il bastone fra le ruote

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Phrases to answer the phone, ask to speak to someone and to put someone through. 
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Business Buzz

Business Buzz episode 5 - how to answer the phone, ask to speak to someone put someone through

Today we're talking about why you perhaps shouldn't use "difficult" at work, and why you might want to use "challenging" instead. I hope you find it useful!

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