"Adventures Across Borders" is a short story for A2-B1 English learners looking to improve their language skills while enjoying an entertaining story.

Adventures Across Borders 

Hey guys! This is my brand-new podcast!
I will show you how to use only 5 tenses and be FLUENT! 
Each episode will be with a Russian explanation (Rule + Example). 
I want you to practice with me, so I'll check your comments and help you if you need it. 

Sara Teacher

Introduction

Inés va de viaje en carretera con su hija al son de la música de los 80´s, mientras decide comenzar a contarle cómo era su vida en un México muy distinto cuando ella tenía 16 años.

Audiolibro: Cuando Plutón era un planeta, autor: Flor Aguilera

Capítulo 1: Verano Cruel

5 Innovative Persuasion Tactics Revolutionizing Business Strategies

Persuasion is the cornerstone of success. Whether you're negotiating a deal, pitching a product, or rallying your team, your ability to influence others can make or break your endeavors. While traditional persuasion tactics have their merits, innovative approaches are emerging, reshaping the way businesses engage and persuade. Let's delve into five of these groundbreaking tactics that are revolutionizing the business landscape.

In conclusion, as the business landscape evolves, so do the tactics and strategies for persuasion. From personalized approaches that cater to individual preferences to collaborative efforts that empower stakeholders, businesses are embracing innovation to drive influence and impact. By leveraging these five innovative persuasion tactics, businesses can not only win over customers and stakeholders but also foster deeper connections and drive sustainable growth in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

The Global Professional Podcast

5 Innovative Persuasion Tactics - Episode 61

Hey guys, this is Aneleh, your favorite Portuguese tutor. In today’s podcast we’ll talk about: Portuguese/English false friends part 4.
Before I start, everything that I say here will be in the podcast description for you to read, you just need to click on this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HQcAKEsxna6MkgvtF17Xv1DJyFP2tFB1Hg3CkGE-yCM/edit?usp=sharing
And if you’re an advanced student you can skip directly to the Portuguese part at one minute and twenty seconds. 
Let 's go? 

Portuguese Drops 

Portuguese/English false friends (4)

Have you ever gone to a mall and entered several stores only to purchase nothing? Do you think this is normal or do people normally buy something? Well I had this exact same question! I thought "how many people actually buy something when they enter a retail store?". I did a little research and that is the topic of this episode! It is spoken at a normal native speed and has some questions you can answer at the end. Please let me know what you think in the comments and what your answers are to those questions! Thanks for listening :)

The English Umbrella

Shopping or Just Looking? (Conversion Rate)

Talking about the weather in fall.
Wortschatz
vorbei sein - to be over
kälter - colder (die Kälte - coldness) 
sich freuen über + Akk. - to be pleased about
unangenehm sein - to be unpleasant (das Wetter ist unangenehm)
bewölkt - cloudy   (die Wolke; -en - cloud)
neblig - foggy       (der Nebel - fog)
von den Bäumen fallen - to fall from the trees
nass - wet
verlassen, hat verlassen - to leave
lieber - rather
bunt - colorful
farbig - colored
das Märchen - fairy tale
wechselhaft - changeable
plötzlich - suddenly
vorbereitet sein - to be prepared
die Lieblingsjahreszeit - favorite season
gestrickte Pullis - knitted sweaters
rausgehen, ist rausgegangen - to go out
beruhigend - calming   (sich beruhigen, hat sich beruhigt - to calm down)
entspannend - relaxing (sich entspannen, hat sich entspannt - to relax)
sich erkälten, hat sich erkältet - to catch a cold  (die Erkältung - cold)


Schnurgerade Deutsch

Das Wetter im Herbst

This episode is about the question words in Tagalog (who, what, where, which, why, how)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mNZx1uRWNIr4FgAD4zw2a2IgHLl7u80V/view?usp=drivesdk

Learn Tagalog with Teacher Regina

Question words in Tagalog

People who spend a lot of time sitting down might reduce their health risks by drinking coffee, a new study suggests.

Researchers from China wanted to look at the health effects of coffee drinking and time spent sitting.

They looked at health data for nearly 11,000 people in the US and followed them for up to 13 years.

During the period of the study, 945 people died, including 284 from heart disease.

The research team found that people who sat for over eight hours a day were almost 50% more likely to die from all causes, and nearly 80% more likely to die from heart disease.

That's compared to people who sat for fewer than four hours per day.

Sitting for a long time has been linked to increased risks of diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity and more.

The researchers also found that people who drank the most coffee — three or more cups per day — reduced their risk of death from all causes by over 30% compared to those who drank no coffee. And they were more than 50% less likely to die from heart disease.

And drinking coffee even seemed to protect people from the health risks of sitting down: coffee drinkers could sit for more than six hours a day and still have about the same risk of death as non-coffee drinkers who sat for less than six hours.

However, the researchers said they didn't look at the effects of different types of coffee on our health, so they couldn't be sure which type was best.

They wrote that more research would be needed on this "miracle" drink.