En este episodio de Entre tapas y eñes, exploramos el legado árabe en la península ibérica: su influencia en la arquitectura, las palabras que han llegado a nuestro idioma y los avances científicos que transformaron la historia.

Entre tapas y eñes con Escudero

Episodio 8. El legado árabe

当然，今天不是「こどもの日」儿童节。当然，这也不是近期录的节目😄
这期节目介绍了三种日本的儿童节。

Crystal的日语碎碎念

5、こどもの日おめでとうございます！

本集阿冬作为节目的特邀嘉宾，我们讨论了关于外卖的各种问题：外卖是否健康？外卖是否比自己做饭更省钱？外卖是否对传统餐饮行业造成了影响？外卖员的工作环境和权益有没有得到保障？欢迎收听

Everyday Chinese

和阿冬杂谈 | 外卖的问题

After our last episode which introduced the topic of Collocations, in this episode, we are going to learn some Effective STRATEGIES to Incorporate Collocations in the Vocabulary Acquisition process. 

All Things English

Vocabulary Acquisition - How to Effectively Use Collocations

Conversación básica con saludos y despedidas. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Saludos y despedidas - Conversación 1

The people you meet might respond to uncertainty differently than you. Consider seeing things from their point of view and adapting a little. Listen to this story of Nicole and Susan. 

Nicole likes routines and likes to plan in advance. Every Sunday she spends the afternoon and evening at her parents’ house. Every Monday she meets her best friend for lunch and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings she goes to a café and reads. Having some control over what’s going to happen makes her feel safe. Then one day Nicole meets Susan. Susan never plans things in advance, is always late, and prefers to be flexible. She likes to make decisions based on how she’s feeling that day and feels that doing the same thing is limiting. Nicole tried to make plans to meet for coffee in advance, Susan sounds uninterested, but she never gives her definite answers. Her behavior really annoys Nicole. 

With people who don’t mind uncertainty …

Remember that you can learn a lot from the unknown and the unfamiliar.
Show flexibility.
For example:
For me, either way is fine.
Let me know what you’re comfortable with.


With people who avoid uncertainty …

Offer details when making decisions.
Provide a context with background information. 
For example:
The reason I do it this way is…
Let me explain why (I’m doing this).

Show you understand the importance of structure and plans. 
I understand the (structure/flexibility) is important / means a lot to you.
I can see why you (spend time on planning).

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Everyday English with Teacher Alyse

Adapting to different ways of dealing with uncertainty

"그거 봤어?" 팟캐스트에 오신 여러분을 환영합니다^^
K-culture에서 빠질 수 없는 K-pop! 그리고 K-pop에서 빠질 수 없는 BTS! 
"그거 봤어?"가 특집으로 준비했습니다! 
이번 에피소드에서는 BTS가 나오기까지의 K-POP 과정과 
BTS Universe(세계관)이 가진 BTS philosophy(철학)에 대해 짧게 나누려고 합니다. 
Welcome to "그거 봤어?(Did you watch it?)" podcast!!
If we should handle K-culture, we can’t miss K-pop, especially BTS!!
In this episode, we are going to talk about the historical connection between K-POP and BTS, and BTS’ messages affecting ARMY’s life in a good way. 
Stay tuned!

그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

04. *특집(SP)* K-POP history makers! BTS! (2 fast facts about BTS’ mega hit.)

More and more people are once again booking flights to exciting places around the world.

But as they take their seats, many travelers will remember that spending time with other passengers is not always easy.

Travel website Only Wanderlust surveyed over 1,500 travelers about the most annoying passengers on a plane.

Nine percent of travelers agreed that people who kick your seat are the most annoying passengers. Here are the top 10 on the list.

A passenger who kicks your seat.
A passenger who doesn't smell too nice.
A passenger who talks loudly.
A passenger who pulls on — or pushes against — your seat.
A drunk passenger.
Crying babies or children.
A passenger in front of you reclining their seat.
A passenger wearing strong smelling perfume.
A passenger who doesn't wear their mask correctly.
A passenger who snores when sleeping.
Number seven on the list is a topic that is often discussed.

In the survey, Only Wanderlust asked if passengers have a right to recline their seats, and almost two out of three travelers said that they did.

The website also asked some airline companies about the right to recline. None of the airlines said they had a policy on this topic. But they recommended talking to the passenger in front or behind, or if there is an argument, asking a member of staff for help.

As for crying babies: they can't really help it. But as we get older, perhaps we can all try to think about the people around us when we're on a plane.