Lisset CT - Español para escuchar

Jarjacha

Uighur alphabet, which consists of 32 letters: 24 consonants and 8 vowels.
Vowels are essential for pronunciation.

Uyghurche Learning FM/ئۇيغۇرچە تىل ئۆگىنىش

24 consonants and 8 vowels

Preguntas / Questions
1) ¿Que estaba el león haciendo al principio?
2) ¿Porque el león dejo ir a el ratón?
3) ¿Qué hizo el león después de ser atrapado en la red del cazador?
4) ¿Que hizo el ratón para ayudar a el león?
5) ¿Qué le dijo el león a el ratón?
[make a pause and try to answer these questions before continuing]
Respuestas / Answers

1) El león estaba durmiendo en un bosque
2) Porque él pensó, El ratón era gracioso.
3) El rugió y rugió, el intento salir, pero no pudo escapar
4) El ratón corto la red con sus afilado dientes.
5) Gracias, pequeño Ratón. Tu salvaste mi vida


Podcast Learn Spanish

El cuento del león y el ratón (Listen and comprehension)

 - Day 9 tā shì shéi (Free Chinese Lesson) 

Who says Chinese is hard？ 谁说中文很难

EP.9 How to Recognize People _Who is she_” in Chinese  (Like this subcribe my channel)

I was sick so I took the opportunity to focus on casual vocabulary we use in English when we're not feeling well.

It's a shorter episode because it was only me, but in describing my illness, I focus on more vocabulary than usual:

under the weather
come down with (something)
a bug going around
burning the candle at both ends
be out of sorts
blow your nose
be stuffed up
run a fever
pull through
be on the mend

Brentoni's English Podcast

020 - Sick and Tired

En este episodio conocerás sobre Colombia, Su Cultura y Algunos Lugares Maravillosos que tiene Colombia para visitar, al final del episodio encontrarás un cuestionario que podrás responder en los comentarios si has escuchado atentamente el episodio. Con este episodio podrás elegir trabajar solo en tu compresión auditiva o hacer la actividad completa para poner aprueba tu input en español. 

Aprendiendo a lo Smart 

POR QUÉ ME ENCANTA COLOMBIA Episodio #4

If a literal translation doesn’t work, find out why. Delve into the cultural and historical aspects that make the phrase unique to your native language. This examination can provide a fascinating insight into both languages.

111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 34 - Find out why Literal Translations Do NOT work, ok? 

CHISTES MEXICANOS

GATO ESTUDIANTE.

Recently, I coached a team of four – 2 talented software developers, a product manager, and a product designer – at a startup facing a decision. Their current product management system was a mix of spreadsheets, emails, and sticky notes, hindering collaboration and development. They needed to persuade their founder to adopt Jira, a project management tool.

We began by dissecting the founder's viewpoint.  Was it a fear of change? A concern about learning a new system?  Through open-ended questions and active listening, we discovered the founder valued efficiency and transparency.

The team knew the founder's needs and wants so we crafted a persuasive narrative.  The developers highlighted how Jira's bug tracking system would streamline communication and expedite fixes. The product manager showcased how Jira's visual boards would enhance project visibility, ensuring everyone was on the same page.  The designer emphasized the improved user interface and workflows, promoting user adoption.

We gathered data showcasing the wasted time and communication breakdowns caused by their current system. We contrasted it with quantifiable benefits of Jira – faster development cycles, improved team collaboration, and reduced errors.  

We set up a demo of Jira, showcasing how it addressed their specific pain points. I prepped the team to answer potential objections and provide examples of companies using Jira.

The final step was a unified presentation.  Each team member presented their department's perspective, painting a clear picture of the benefits across the development workflow. 

The founder, impressed by the team's research, data, and collaborative effort, agreed to a Jira trial.  Their persuasive communication, grounded in understanding their audience's needs and presenting a clear solution, secured a win for the entire team. This success story highlights the power of effective communication in driving positive change within a startup environment.