 🗣️🗨️ In this episode, we talked about the Turkish expression “Havadan sudan muhabbet” – which literally means "chatting about air and water"!
It’s a common way Turkish people describe casual, everyday small talk.

If you’re learning Turkish, this video will help you:
🗣 Understand a real-life expression you’ll hear everywhere
📚 Learn new vocabulary and natural ways of speaking

Sümeyra

 “Havadan Sudan" | A Turkish Phrase You Need for Casual Conversations

In this podcast you will learn how to ask where does someone come from and countries in Spanish. Enjoy, learn and get fun!
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Aprendeespanolsindolor

Puedo decir de donde soy ( I can say where do I come from) EPISODIO 3

HSK1 “了” indicating a change , how to say in Chinese

HSK vocabulary

HSK1 “了” indicating a change 

The On the Go English podcast, Episode 3, hosted by Emil, explores the significance of Thanksgiving Day in the United States. Emil discusses the traditional activities of spending time with family, enjoying football games, watching the Macy's Parade, and indulging in a festive feast. The podcast delves into the history of Thanksgiving, highlighting the Pilgrims' journey and their encounter with the Wampanoag, particularly Squanto's pivotal role. Emil emphasizes the expression of gratitude during the holiday, as families gather to share what they are thankful for. The podcast concludes with intriguing fun facts about Thanksgiving, including the original absence of turkey at the first celebration and the evolution of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

 On The Go English

Episode 3. Thanksgiving day 

In this episode, we’ll explore the difference between 收到 (shōudào) and 接受 (jiēshòu)! At first glance, they might both translate to “receive” or “accept” in English, but in Chinese, they have distinct meanings. One is more objective, while the other involves personal acceptance. Want to know how to use them correctly? Tune in and learn with real-life examples!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

Receive or Accept? 收到 vs 接受

Stories in Azerbaijani

Bostançı və Şah Abbas

★50話は欠番です。Notionにはあります★
レジに並（なら）んでいて、ドキドキすることがあります。どうやって支払（しはら）おうか、考えるからです。スマホで払うか、クレジットで払うか、チャージしたカードで払うか。それに、また自動支払機（じどうしはらいき ATM）が　変わっていたら、どうしよう！お金は前から入れるんだっけ？…心配（しんぱい）なことばかりです。そんな心のストレスを軽（かる）くしてくれるのが、「カメさんレジ」です。ゆっくり聞いてください。
スクリプトと文法や言葉のリストはこちら。
https://www.notion.so/51-befea520dbfd4588b1fc4353fb3ac2b7?pvs=4
楽しみ方はこちらを見てください。
https://www.notion.so/116c436c16ed4055a68ddb2c4624cd96?pvs=4
実は、うちではカメさんを2匹かっていますが、走るのは　とっても速いですぅ！！！

すずまりの日本語「ききみみ」ずきん

第51話　カメさんレジ

Discover the fascinating origins of the Swahili language and how it became a symbol of culture and unity in East Africa.

SWAHILI WITH JANE

TRACING THE ROOTS OF SWAHILI

Let’s face it, as human beings—complex, multifaceted individuals—we are perpetually immersed in thought. Whether we refer to it as "mind" or simply the constant stream of consciousness, these thoughts can often pull us away from our intended focus, particularly when studying. You’ve likely experienced those moments where, despite your best efforts, your mind drifts towards an upcoming event, a lingering problem, or unresolved personal matters. In these moments, the traditional approach might be to forcefully redirect your attention back to your studies, but today, I’m going to propose a different, more Zen-like strategy.