In questo episodio visitiamo Milano, conosceremo la sua storia e i suoi luoghi d'arte più importanti.

Pillole d'arte

Milano: un viaggio tra arte e storia

Faço uma leitura de um material que criei na sessão Vocabulário, sendo esses os verbos vitais em terceira pessoa, ou seja, verbos extremamente importantes que você pode usar ainda hoje, também incluí exemplos para facilitar seu uso, preste atenção e responda às perguntas.

A Voz da Madrugada

S01E010 Verbos Vitais 3ª Pessoa

Plataformas de enseñanza de idiomas, podcasts, GoogleDocs, Dropbox, Youtube, traductores o este mismo blog, todos son ventajosas herramientas pero como la Luna, tienen un lado oscuro y necesitamos tener mucha concentración para evitar distracciones.

AUDIO-ARTÍCULOS (Nivel B2-C1)

¡6 Trucos para concentrarte al estudiar español!

En el audio de hoy os traigo muchos alimentos y sabores que os ayudarán a tener un vocabulario más preciso y os acerque al nivel intermedio.

Reyes from Spain

Sabores y comida en español que debes saber

第8课  让我想想再告诉你

一、听力  第一部分
1.我喜欢黑色的。
2.这个商店的衣服很多。
3.公司的大门每天早上六点开。
4.小张昨天告诉我一件事。
5.你的衣服太长了，不好看。

第二部分
6. 女：中午我们一起吃饭吧。
男：我现在很忙，你五分钟后再给我打电话，好吗？
7. 女：这件衣服太贵了。
男：那你再看看那件红的吧。
8. 男：大卫病了，我想去医院看看他。 
女：我跟你一起去吧。
9. 女：房间的门打不开了。 
男：我叫人去看看。
10. 女：这是王小姐的报纸，你能帮我给她吗？
男：好的。

第三部分
11. 男：你看见我的手机了吗？
   女：让我想想，你看是不是在床上？
   问：男的在找什么？
12. 男：你给我打电话了？有什么事情吗？
   女：我想问问你晚上去不去看电影。
   问：女的为什么给男的打电话？
13. 女：外面天气很好，我们出去运动运动吧？
   男：好，打篮球怎么样？
   问：男的想做什么？
14. 男：你好，我房间的门打不开了。
   女：好的，先生。我叫人去看看。
问：女的可能是做什么工作的？
15. 男：我想给妈妈买件衣服，你看这两件怎么样？
   女：这件白的有点儿长，那件黑的有点儿贵。
问：女的觉得哪件衣服不错？


hsk2 第8课  让我想想再告诉你

This episode of Xiao Yu's Podcast focuses on practical Chinese for bargaining. It covers how to express that you find the price high, how to put forward specific discount requests, and shares polite phrases to help improve your bargaining success. With simple English explanations, it’s easy to learn and use when shopping in markets or small stores.

中文趣说

第四集：用中文怎么砍价？How to bargain in Chinese?

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Slow Japanese

Episode #66 - “Textures” is back - Pioneer of Math Metal

Superstitions, should you study them first? Let's figure it out. 🚩🚩🚩

All about Russian language 🌟

F#ck Superstitions 

Elena, a data analyst on my business communication coaching roster, booked a session with a clear goal: secure a promotion to Senior Analyst. She possessed the technical skills, but her communication style lacked the persuasion needed to advocate for herself.

We started with the fundamentals.  
Step 1: 
Understanding the Audience. We analyzed the promotion criteria and researched the decision-makers. We discovered a focus on cost reduction and project efficiency.

Step 2: Framing the Value Proposition.  
Elena's technical skills were a given, but we needed to translate them into business impact.  We crafted a narrative highlighting how her data analysis led to a 15% reduction in marketing campaign overspend.

Step 3: Building Credibility.  
Facts and figures are powerful, but data presented in a vacuum loses impact.  We focused on data visualization, creating clear charts that showcased trends and connections.

Step 4: Delivery with Confidence.  
Technical expertise needs confident communication. We practiced her presentation, emphasizing vocal variety, strong eye contact, and body language that conveyed authority.

Step 5: The Anticipation Factor. 
We anticipated potential objections. What if they questioned her ability to manage a team?  We prepared responses that showcased her leadership potential through examples of mentoring junior colleagues.

The final coaching session was a mock interview. Elena, armed with her persuasive narrative and confident delivery, impressed. A week later, she excitedly reported landing the promotion.  Elena's success story is a testament to the power of combining technical expertise with effective communication.