HSK1&2 - Beginners

Starting to recognize characters when you first learn Chinese will be extremely helpful for your subsequent Chinese learning journey.

Get Ready ！One Chinese character everyday ！
 

每日一字

Welcome to 'Daily Chinese Practice'—a channel dedicated to intermediate Chinese learners. 

 Join me and take your Chinese proficiency to the next level！

每日汉语练习

This channel is perfect for A1-A2 level Chinese learners who want to improve their spoken Chinese. 

开口说汉语    "Chinese Chit-Chat"

Uyghurche Learning FM/ئۇيغۇرچە تىل ئۆگىنىش

letter ئە / e / ä

How to say “Happy Birthday” in Thai.

This is a phrase that you can use.
สุขสันต์วันเกิด
สุขสันต์ mean Happy
วันเกิด means Birthday
Let’s talk a little bit about สุขสันต์
Eventhough it means Happy, but it is not used in the sentence like “I am happy”.
If you want to say “I am happy”, then you’ll have to say ฉันมีความสุข
Normally you will find สุขสันต์ in a phrase like Happy Birthday, Happy Mother’s Day, Happy
Valentine’s day , etc.
I give you some example, Mothers’ day , In Thai we say วันแม่
So, when you want to say Happy Mother’s day , you will simply say สุขสันต์วันแม่
ok, how about วันพ่อ, วันพ่อ is Father’s day.
Now can you tell me how to say “Happy Father’s Day”.
Give you 3 seconds… 1…2….3 Yes, you got it. สุขสันตัวันพ่อ
When you want to send your birthday wish, some of the most common phrases to say is
ขอให้มีความสุข Wish you happy
ขอให้ร่ำรวย Wish you weathy
ขอให้สุขภาพแข็งแรง Wish you healthy
and sometimes, you want to send these 3 wishes at one time!
You can just join them together as
ขอให้มีความสุข ร่ำรวย สุขภาพแข็งแรง
Finally, any listeners who have a birthday today. This is my wish for you
ขอให้มีความสุข ร่ำรวย สุขภาพแข็งแรง ค่ะ

Learn Easy Thai With Sumon

How to say Happy Birthday in Thai

Красный — Red
Синий — Blue
Жёлтый — Yellow
Зелёный — Green
Оранжевый — Orange
Фиолетовый — Purple
Розовый — Pink
Коричневый — Brown
Чёрный — Black
Белый — White
Серый — Gray

Enjoy Russian with Yanchik ❤️

Цвета - Colours

Episode 2 of The Malta Podcast provides a some relatively unknown information about the Maltese language! If you have an interest in learning Maltese, please message me or checking out my profile for more information :)

The Malta Podcast

Maltese - Episode 2

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викторины всех видео и подкастов (quiz)
дополнительные упражнения (exercises)
лексику – новые слова в формате пдф и мр3 (vocabulary in PDF & MP3)
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Let me know if you like this type of videos (very shot and simple).

russian in context

When is your birthday? (Different ways to ask ) / Когда твой день рождения? 

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La vida de Héctor (Spanish Podcast)

Feria de Granada 

Does a traditional degree still matter in the world of remote work and digital nomads? On this episode of The Global Professional Podcast, we redefine what it means to be "qualified" for an international career. Discover the essential pillars of a modern professional profile: foundational credentials, a portfolio of demonstrable skills, and the adaptive competencies that prove you can thrive anywhere.

The Global Professional Podcast

Episode 131 -  Education and Qualifications for Global Professionals

大家好，今天我们来聊聊元宵节必不可少的美食 - 元宵，又称“汤圆”。“元宵”的叫法主要流行于北方地区，南方地区较多称为“汤圆”。虽然它们外皮都是用糯米粉做的，且外形相似都为圆形，但制作方法和口感却各有千秋。北方的元宵是用干粉“滚”出来的，而南方的汤圆则是用湿粉“包”出来的。二者内里的馅料也各具特色，元宵多为甜馅，汤圆则有甜、咸、荤、素馅的不同选择。甜馅包含枣泥、豆沙、芝麻、花生甚至是水果口味。咸馅为猪肉馅。无论哪一种，都是美味无比的。吃元宵象征着团团圆圆，和和美美。
Today we’re talking about yuanxiao—the essential Lantern Festival delicacy, also known as tangyuan.
“Yuanxiao” is the name commonly used in northern China, while “tangyuan” is preferred in the south. Though both are made from glutinous rice flour and shaped into round balls symbolizing unity, they differ in preparation and texture: northern yuanxiao are made by rolling solid sweet fillings in dry rice flour until a coating forms, giving them a slightly chewy, rustic bite, whereas southern tangyuan are crafted by wrapping moist rice dough around the filling by hand, resulting in a smoother, softer texture. 
Their fillings also reflect regional tastes—yuanxiao are typically sweet, filled with red bean paste, black sesame, peanut, jujube (date) paste, or even fruit flavors, while tangyuan come in a wider variety including sweet, savory, meat (like minced pork), and vegetarian options. No matter the type, they’re all delicious—and eating these round treats symbolizes family reunion, harmony, and a happy, whole life.
