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Javo

¿Cómo está el clima hoy?

In this episode of Merhaba Türkçe, learn essential Turkish phrases and dialogues for visiting a pharmacy. Perfect for travelers in Türkiye looking to navigate medical needs with ease

Merhaba Türkçe 

Useful Turkish Phrases for the Pharmacy

Coniugazione al presente e al passato prossimo. 
Quiz finale

SHORT ITALIAN LESSONS - Slow Italian

Verbi Riflessivi - Laurearsi

In todays episode we discuss how you should go about preparing for Job Interviews in English.

Let's have a chat (Discussions In English) 

Episode 30 : How do you prepare for Job Interviews in English?

Le front : testa
La bouche : boca, mouth
Le nez : nariz, nose
La joue : bochecha, cheek
Le menton : queixo, chin
Une oreille : orelha, ear
Un cheveu : cabelo, strand of hair
Les cheveux : cabelos, hair
Le sourcil : sobrancelha, eyebrow
Le cil : cílio, eyelash
La paupière : pálpebra, eyelid
La narine : narina, nostril
La lèvre : lábio, lip
La langue : língua, tongue


Professeur Maxime

Le corps humain : la tête

In this episode, I share my very first lucid dream - an unexpected experience that happened right after recording a previous episode about dreams. What began as a simple nap turned into a vivid journey through shifting dreamscapes, strange encounters, and deep reflections on awareness, sleep training, and the thin line between consciousness and unconsciousness.
I’ll walk you through the raw details of my dream journal, explore what it might reveal about the mind, and connect it with techniques of lucid dreaming, hypnagogic imagery, and even parallels with Buddhist practices. This is less of a lecture and more of a personal testimony: unfiltered, surreal, and full of wonder.

Immersive Italian

Oneironautics - Immersive Italian Podcast Ep.12

More than half of Japanese children spend at least one hour every day playing video games.

That's according to a 2022 survey by Japanese internet company Nifty Corporation.

Twenty-four percent of kids said they play for between one and two hours a day. Thirteen percent said they play for between two and three hours, and 17% reported playing three hours or more.

Only 9% said they do not play at all.

More than 2,300 elementary and junior high school children took part in the survey, which was done in September and October of 2022.

Almost 80% said they usually play video games alone. When they do play with others, they more often play with people online than with someone else in the room.

Parents in Japan have spoken of their concerns about the amount of time their children spend playing video games. In 2020, Kagawa prefecture said people under 20 should limit their time spent playing video games to one hour per day during the week and 90 minutes on weekends.

The Nifty survey also asked children about rules in their homes for playing video games.

Fifty-three percent said they have time limits for playing, with 44% saying they can only play after they have finished their other tasks.

One in five of the children surveyed said they are not allowed to play with strangers online, and more than half are not allowed to spend money when playing online games.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Most Japanese Kids Play over 1 Hour of Video Games a Day

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