I don't like you. - Sikupendi.
I need to rest now. - Ninahitaji kupumzika sasa.
I want to eat. - Ninataka kula.
I would prefer this. - Ningependelea hii.
Stop lying to me. - Acha kunidanganya

Austine Sikuku

Swahili Phrases

Click on the link and read the story while listening to the episode for better understanding:
https://alfabetizacao.mec.gov.br/images/conta-pra-mim/livros/versao_digital/chapeuzinho_vermelho_versao_digital.pdf 

PORTUREAD - Listen to small texts and conversations samples in portuguese!

Chapeuzinho Vermelho — SHORT STORIES IN PORTUGUESE (B1-C2 LEVEL)

A digital nomad is an entrepreneur or remote worker who leverages technology to conduct business from anywhere with a stable internet connection. Unlike traditional employees tied to a physical office, digital nomads embrace location independence, traveling and working simultaneously. This lifestyle is facilitated by the rise of the gig economy, cloud-based software, and advancements in mobile communication.

Digital nomads come from diverse professions, including web developers, writers, virtual assistants, social media managers, and consultants. Their work can involve fixed projects, freelance contracts, or running their own online businesses. The key is the ability to deliver services or products remotely, with minimal physical presence required.

The digital nomad lifestyle offers flexibility, freedom, and the ability to explore new cultures. However, it also comes with challenges like maintaining a consistent work schedule across time zones, finding reliable internet access while traveling, and establishing a sense of community.

Overall, digital nomads represent a growing segment of the workforce, redefining traditional work structures and embracing a location-independent approach to business.

The Global Professional Podcast

Digital Nomads Explained - Episode 77

私は暑い季節の方が好きです♪
みなさんはどうですか？

Natural Nihongo Chat

暑い季節と寒い季節はどちらが好きですか？

In this episode of Hey Alexis!, I’m joined by Jerome as we dive into fun and useful English idioms! We break down expressions like keep in touch, playing with fire, and crash a party—explaining their meanings and how to use them naturally in conversation. Tune in for a lively chat and start adding these idioms to your English toolkit! 🎙️🔥

Thanks to Jerome for being such a great guest!!!

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Hey Alexis!

Idioms in Action: Keep in Touch, Playing with Fire & More (with Jerome!)

In this episode I talk with Matt about freeing yourself from excessive v%$#%nce  on TV.
Take an English Lesson with Carl https://italki.com/teacher/1947582

Streetwise English

SWE 150 Vio%*nce on TV 

CHISTES MEXICANOS

LA RAÍZ PREHISPÁNICA.

پنجمین قسمت از اپیزود را تقدیم میکنم به نام تخته سنگ

حکایت های کوتاه فارسی  short stories

حکایت های کوتاه فارسی  short stories 5

[果物の名前や話し合い　(有名な生産地など) ]

りんご　青森　　冬

みかん　愛媛、和歌山、静岡　冬

さくらんぼ　山形　　春

メロン　北海道　　


すいか　夏の果物

ぶどう　　種類　巨峰、巨峰サワー

かき　柿　秋

いちじく

ざくろ

びわ　枇杷　夏前

もも　桃

バナナ

ゆず　海外で人気らしい

マンゴー


[単語など]

でんとうてきな　伝統的な

かん　缶

おうさま　王様

~といえば

ひとたま　一玉

つぶ　粒

ふるさと　故郷

しきちない　敷地内

げんさんち　原産地

かんきつるい　柑橘類

なんぶ　南部

