Do you like pop culture? Do you watch anime in Portuguese? Join us in this conversation about these topics.

In this episode, I invited a student from France to talk a little about pop culture, and especially anime.

Portuguese With Caro

A conversation about pop culture (or about anime?) | Talking to a Student

This episode is a recording of a material for Czech beginners with pdf material and exercises on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/Hezkycesky_checomex/shop/stories-a1-with-audio-pribehy-a1-s-a1-830310?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link 

Hezky česky

Easy Czech Dialogue (Shopping, transport)

In this episode, I will share my stories about being a fully funded exchange student to the US during covid. It has all the story from the beginning with all the hardship and bitter-sweet until I found the right path that leads me to my dream and career in iTalki. Selamat mendengarkan!

I AM DENA MANDALA

Petualangan ke Negeri Paman Sam

From this episode, you will learn 15 useful expressions in daily life. 

1.你好néih hóu/ nei5 hou2（hello）
2.請多多指教（please guide me）
chéng dō dō jí gaau/ ceng2 do1 do1 zi2 gaau3
3.多謝dō jeh/ do1 ze6（thanks）
4.唔該m̀h gōi/ m4 goi1（thanks/excuse me）
5.唔使客氣（you are welcome）
m̀h sái haak hei/ m4 sai2 haak3 hei3 
6.對唔住deui m̀h jyuh/ deoi3 m4 zyu6（sorry）
7.唔好意思m̀h hóu yi sī/m4 hou2 ji3 si1（sorry）
8.唔緊要m̀h gán yiu/m4 gan2 jiu3（It doesn’t matter）
9.有心喇（thanks for your concern）
yáuh sām la/ jau5 sam1 laa3.
10.再見joi gin/ zoi3 gin3（goodbye）
11.下次見hah chi gin /haa6 ci3 gin3（see you next time）
12.一陣見yāt jahn gin /jat1 zan6 gin3（see you in a while）
13.慢慢行（walk slowly/take care）
maahn máan hàahng/maan6 maan2 haang4
14.早晨jóu sàhn/zou2 san4（good morning）  
15.早唞jóu táu/zou2 tau2（good night）


Daliy Conversations for Cantonese (粵語會話）

Useful Expressions（常用表達）

Get ready for the four-day working week
Younger managers are much more open to the idea than their bosses and female leaders like it too. 

I will be discussing the four day working week from a UK prospective. Feel free to comment and let me know what you think about the four day week focusing on the benefits and negatives of the idea. 



Engine English

The Four Day Working Week

How to interact with social media
건강한 SNS 사용 방법


NANAのにほんごpodcast 

#61 SNSとの付き合い方

Don't go planting trees in the middle of the night.
And don't try to be funny with the police!

"The Last Tree" video, in English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74GrgmcWqtA
"El Último Árbol" video in Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEKk35Rddak

The Social Evolutionary

Stopped for going Green

This episode of English on the Road is all about New Zealand. New Zealand is one of my favourite countries, and I am excited to be talking about it. Whether it be the stunning landscapes, the diverse biology or the Maori culture - New Zealand is wonderful.
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English on the Road is an English podcast for English learners! I try to speak slowly and if there is a difficult word or phrase, I will spell it and explain what it means. Each episode of this podcast is about travel, nature or geography.
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Listening to podcasts in English is a great way to improve. Whether you are an intermediate learner, advanced, or just preparing for a test, listening is an amazingly convenient and fun way to improve.
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I hope you enjoy this episode of English on the Road. In the future, I am planning to have guests on the show. These guests may be language teachers, students or travellers. If you are interested in being on the show, please send me a message and we can discuss it.

English on the Road 

Talking About New Zealand

A Personal Mission Statement is a concise (usually 1-3 sentences) summary of your core values, aspirations, and the impact you want to make in life. It's your personal guiding principle, a compass that helps you navigate decisions and goals. Unlike a resume objective statement focusing on a specific job, a Personal Mission Statement is broader, encompassing your entire life journey.

Here's what a Personal Mission Statement typically captures:

Values: What principles are most important to you? (e.g., honesty, creativity, helping others)
Goals: What do you want to achieve in life? (e.g., build a strong family, make a positive difference in the world, achieve financial security)
Impact: How do you want to be remembered? What legacy do you want to leave behind?
Crafting a Personal Mission Statement is a self-discovery process. Reflect on what motivates you, what brings you joy, and the kind of person you want to be. Here are some prompts to get you started:

What are my strengths and passions?
What kind of world do I want to contribute to?
What impact do I want to have on the lives of others?
Remember, a Personal Mission Statement is a living document. It can evolve as you grow and your priorities shift. Reviewing it regularly can help you stay focused and make choices aligned with your true north.

Here's an example of a Personal Mission Statement:

To use my creativity and passion for science to develop innovative solutions that address environmental challenges, leaving a sustainable future for generations to come. 
This statement highlights the core value of environmental responsibility, the goal of innovation, and the desired impact of a sustainable future.