Today I present you some basic Serbian greetings such as:
ЗДРАВО / ЋАО - ZDRAVO/ĆAO = Hello!
ДОБАР ДАН - DOBAR DAN = Good afternoon!
You have a couple of conversations to test your understanding of what you have learned.
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje! / Happy learning!


SERBIAN TO GO

Osnovni pozdravi – Basic greetings in Serbian (A1 level)

In this episode of My Levantine Arabic Diary, I take you to my favorite spot in Istanbul—Balat 😊

My Levantine Arabic Diary 

Balat: Istanbul’s Hidden Gem – A Podcast in Levantine Arabic

莎莎的肚子很神奇，总是会咕噜咕噜叫……
Salsa's stomach is amazing and always growling...  

CHINESE STORIES

莎莎的肚子咕噜咕噜叫

Today, in the “Serbian to go” podcast, you will hear 26 useful phrases that you can use in a hotel or a hostel when you are traveling and making a hotel reservation.  Let’s start!
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje!


Корисне фразе Тема: Смештај - Korisne fraze Tema: Smeštaj – Useful phrases Topic: Accommodation (A2 and above)

Feeling scattered, worried, or alone in your language learning? 🌱 What if you could feel deeply GROUNDED, consistently NOURISHED, and completely SUPPORTED?

In Episode 109 of 111 Tips for Learning a Language, we dig into the power of the Earth Element (Tǔ, 土)! Discover how to:

🌾 Create rhythmic routines that feel nourishing, not demanding
🤲 "Digest" your learning so it actually sticks
💞 Build a supportive "village" to end lonely studying
🧘 Transform worry and overthinking into stable confidence

Stop feeling adrift. Start putting down roots!

Ready to build a learning practice that truly nourishes you?

Episode 109 explores how to harness the Earth Element (Tǔ, 土) to build a stable, sustainable, and deeply nourishing language learning practice. Discover how rhythmic routines, mindful repetition, and supportive community can transform scattered information into integrated knowledge. This episode also reveals how this grounded approach heals your Spleen (Pí, 脾) and Stomach (Wèi, 胃), alleviates worry, and helps you feel deeply supported in your learning journey.

💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 109 - How🪴The Earth Element🪴can help you learn a language

Please answer the following questions of understanding:
Question 1:
When does he wake up every morning?
a After the morning rush hour
b Late in the morning
c At exactly 6:00 AM
d Early in the morning
Question 2:
How is driving during the morning rush hour?
a It’s relaxing
b Not as much fun as walking
c Not very enjoyable
d It’s classical
Question 3:
Which kind of music CD’s does he enjoy listening to in the car?
a Disco
b Classical
c Heavy metal
d Jazz
Question 4:
How long might the evening drive back home take?
a 70 kilometers
b 50 minutes
c Around 70 minutes
d Less than the drive in the morning
Question 5:
What else does he think he could even do if he took a train to work?
a Read a novel
b Write a book
c Sing songs
d Do crossword puzzles


See you tomorrow here, on my Channel & in daily posts to improve your Reading, Writing, Speaking and Thinking in English.


The Habits of Women Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

Practicing English.Listening & Comprehension 

IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Sports and competition.

Here are the 3 questions that will be addressed in the podcast.

1. Why are some sports fans so passionate?
2. Is there any violence at sporting events in your country?
3. Should athletes be better role models?

Enjoy it and send me a message to get private counsultation on how to feel more confident when speaking and how to achieve the goal you are after when it comes to spoken English.

See you tomorrow.

IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Sports and competition.

Top 10 Best Practices for a Global Mindset:

Embrace Cultural Curiosity: Cultivate a genuine interest in understanding different cultures, their values, and customs.
Practice Active Listening: Pay close attention not just to words but also nonverbal cues and communication styles across cultures.
Develop Cultural Intelligence (CQ): Sharpen your ability to adapt and thrive in diverse cultural environments.
Mind the Context: Recognize that communication is heavily influenced by context, and adjust your approach accordingly.
Respect Differences: Value cultural diversity and avoid ethnocentrism (believing your culture is superior).
Communicate Clearly and Concisely: Favor direct communication while remaining mindful of cultural nuances.
Embrace Flexibility: Be adaptable in your communication style and expectations to bridge cultural gaps.
Foster Empathy: Try to see things from the other person's perspective to build stronger relationships.
Leverage Technology for Collaboration: Utilize video conferencing and other tools to overcome geographical boundaries.
Celebrate Cultural Exchange: View cultural differences as opportunities for learning and growth.

The Global Professional Podcast

Top 10 Best Practices for a Global Mindset

Fewer young people in the US are vaping this year than at any point in the last decade, government officials have reported.

The latest survey numbers show the teen vaping rate fell to under 6% this year, down from 7.7% in 2023. More than 1.6 million students aged between 11 and 18 reported vaping in the previous month — about one-third the number in 2019, when underage vaping peaked.

Brian King from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said the decline was good news but added: "There's clearly more work to do to further reduce youth use."

It is illegal for a retailer to sell any tobacco product to anyone aged under 21.

King and other officials noted that the drop in vaping hasn't led to an increase in the use of other tobacco industry products, such as nicotine pouches.

Sales of small, flavored pouches like Zyn have increased among adults. The pouches come in flavors like mint and cinnamon and slowly release nicotine when placed behind the lips. This year's US survey shows 1.8% of teens are using them, which is about the same percentage as last year.

The survey involved more than 29,000 students, who completed an online questionnaire in the spring.

Officials from the FDA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention attributed the big drop in vaping to recent age restrictions and more aggressive enforcement against retailers and manufacturers, including Chinese vaping companies who have sold their e-cigarettes illegally in the US for years.

Use of the most popular e-cigarette among teens, Elf Bar, fell 36% in the wake of FDA warning letters to stores and distributors selling the brightly colored vapes, which come in flavors like watermelon ice and peach mango.

Nearly 90% of the students who vape used flavored products, with fruit flavors the most popular.

In 2020, FDA regulators banned fruit and candy flavors from reusable e-cigarettes like Juul. 