In this podcast I'll talk about diferent topics for you to learn Spanish in context and you'll leave always with some spanish idioms :)

I hope you enjoy it!

The Spanish on the Road

朋友们你们好，你们喜欢吃的中国美食有哪些？我们来做个游戏吧，你描述这道美食的特征，我来猜这道菜的名字。那我先来咯，这道菜里面有鸡蛋和西红柿，有的人喜欢吃甜的，有的人喜欢吃咸的，请问这是什么菜？答案：西红柿炒鸡蛋，你猜对了吗？Hello friends, what are your favorite Chinese foods? Let's play a game. You describe the characteristics of the dish, and I'll guess the name of the dish.This dish has eggs and tomatoes. Some people like to eat sweet ones, while others like to eat salty ones. What kind of dish is this? Answer: Scrambled eggs with tomatoes. Did you guess right?

Learn Chinese with YoYo

你喜欢吃的中国美食有哪些？What kind of Chinese food do you like to eat?

私(わたし)がスタバで泣(な)いた理由(りゆう)
The reason why I cried at the Starbucks.
내가 스타벅스에서 운 이유.

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

【Japanese Podcast#25】私(わたし)がスタバで泣(な)いた理由(りゆう)｜The reason why I cried at the Starbucks.

¿Sabes qué significa "El pan de cada día"? Escúchalo aquí. 

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

"El pan de cada día"

La Feria de Tizimín, Yucatán, es un evento lleno de color, música y tradiciones mientras practicamos los verbos regulares: deber, ganar, llevar, pasar, tocar y tomar, que tienen más de un significado en inglés.
Deber: should, ought to, to owe.
Ganar: to win, tp earn.
Llevar: to carry, to wear.
Pasar: to pass, to happen, to spend.
Tocar: to touch, to play an instrument.
Tomar: to take, to have.

Música: Yucatan Peninsula @bizbazstudio3936


Yuca-talk

Tizimín y verbos con más de un significado

烤、爆、炒、煎、煸、熘 [kǎo、bào chǎo 、jiān、 biān 、liū]：
roast/grill；stir fry；fry；pan fry；stir-fry before stewing；quick fry
烹饪 pēng rèn：cooking
聚焦 jù jiāo：focus；concentrate
家常菜 jiā cháng cài：home-cooked；home-made
加热 jiā rè：heat
导热 dǎo rè：heat conduction
搅拌 jiǎo bàn：stir
勾芡 gōu qiàn：thicken soup
翻面儿fān miànr：flip side
直接 zhí jiē：directly
火力 huǒ lì：fire; heat power

Journey on the Tip of the Tongue“舌尖上的中国话”

Cooking Styles 1 烹饪方式[pēng rèn fāng shì]

El episodio de hoy nos trae fragmentos del libro “Los 5 lenguajes del amor” del Dr. Gary Chapman, director de una consultoría que atiende parejas y matrimonios y que viaja por el mundo presentando seminarios y programas radiales.
A través de conceptos establecidos en su experiencia de consejería matrimonial y con relatos y testimonios, logra explicar claramente que en las relaciones de pareja existen lenguajes o manera de comunicarnos con nuestros pares a nivel amoroso.
Escúchalo y compártelo...

Español con todo 

FRAGMENTOS DE LOS 5 LENGUAJES DEL AMOR


   a. Time flies - The perception that time passes quickly.
      Example: "It feels like yesterday when we started college; time flies."
   b. Race against time - To hurry or work quickly to meet a deadline.
      Example: "We're in a race against time to finish the project before the end of the day."
   c. Kill time - To occupy or pass the time in an enjoyable or unproductive way.
      Example: "I usually read a book to kill time during my commute."
   d. In the nick of time - Just in time, at the last possible moment.
      Example: "He arrived in the nick of time to catch his flight."
   e. Once in a blue moon - Very rarely or infrequently.
      Example: "We only see each other once in a blue moon since she moved abroad."


IELTS Podcast 雅思博客

Time-related idioms:

In today's fast-paced business world, the pressure to deliver is constant. Emails ping incessantly, meetings fill calendars, and impromptu conversations become the norm.  Yet, amidst this whirlwind, a crucial element often gets sidelined: preparation.  Think about it – wouldn't a perfectly executed presentation or a flawlessly delivered pitch be infinitely more effective than a last-minute scramble?

The truth is, effective communication in business is rarely spontaneous.  It's a carefully crafted strategy, and the cornerstone of that strategy is pre-communication planning.  Just as athletes train before a competition, successful business professionals invest time in readying themselves for critical communication moments.

The Power of Preparation in Action:

Consider the scenario: You have a critical meeting with a potential investor.  By investing time in pre-communication planning, you've:

Researched their investment portfolio: You can tailor your pitch to align with their specific interests.
Developed a clear, concise presentation: You highlight the problem your business solves and the value proposition.
Anticipated potential questions: You have well-rehearsed responses that address any investment concerns.
The result? A confident, compelling presentation that positions your business for success.

Investing in Pre-Communication Planning:

Pre-communication planning isn't just about efficiency; it's about maximizing impact and minimizing missteps.  By dedicating time to prepare, you'll project confidence, inspire trust, and ultimately achieve your communication goals.  Remember, in the business world, first impressions matter – so make yours count with the power of preparation.