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SWE42 Travel Tips part 1: The Fanny Pack

У цьому тексті про осінь ми говоримо про красу та зміни, які приносить ця чарівна пора року. Ви дізнаєтеся про врожай, кольори природи, традиції, а також про те, як осінь впливає на наш настрій і повсякденне життя. Приготуйтеся насолоджуватися атмосферою осені! 

Розмови та Історії з Альоною (B2-C1)

Осінь - час змін 

ไทยทีละนิด Thai Tea La Nid - EP.3 - Have You Eaten Yet? 

Hi everyone! Welcome back to Thai- T La Nid (ไทยทีละนิด) Podcast. This is the episode 3 with me, Om-am.

In Thailand, after saying “สวัสดีครับ/สวัสดีค่ะ”, we often greet each other by asking “กินข้าวหรือยัง” or “กินข้าวรึยังคะ” (รึยัง or หรือยัง have the same meaning) “กินข้าวหรือยัง” means “Have you eaten yet?” 

In Thailand, especially in the past, we normally eat rice. That’s why we say “กินข้าว” when we have a meal even we might eat something else. Haha.

And you can reply back by saying “คุณกินแล้วค่ะ” or “เรียบร้อยแล้วค่ะ” if you have already eaten. And “ยังไม่ได้กินค่ะ” or “ยังเลยค่ะ” if you haven’t eaten anything. 

Now, let’s take a looks at some more phrases about this topic:

ข้าวเช้า - breakfast
ข้าวกลางวัน - lunch
ข้าวเย็น - dinner

So “คุณกินข้าวหรือยังคะ”?

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Bye-Bye. Sa wat dee ka.


 

Thai - Tea La Nid (ไทยทีละนิด) Podcast

Thai - Tea La Nid (ไทยทีละนิด) - EP.3 - Have You Eaten Yet? (with transcript for study)

Last night, I watched the interview of Vivian Tu, a Wallstreet trader.
She spoke about the importance of diversifying your assets, especially if you are planning to set up a retirement fund.

FLO TALKS 

BUSINESS TALK: THE IMPORTANCE OF DIVERSIFYING

CHISTES MEXICANOS

VEBO CAMINAR

This story uses words from '2000 Most Common Words in English'. 

It’s five in the evening and the sun is slowly going down. The sky is a warm yellow colour. 

John is a bundle of pasta. He is held together by a paper band. He is sitting on his roof with his 
acoustic guitar on his lap. In front of him is a pen and notepad. 

Ah yes, thinks John. I’ll use an A chord here. That will make the melody so beautiful. 

The bundle of pasta is writing a love song for his dear wife Karren. She is a bowl of Pho. 

John plays his composition and imagines his wife crying because his song is so touching. He sings about the day he met Karren, about how they fell in love, about how they complete each other. 

Suddenly, John stops playing. He takes his notepad, crosses out some words and scribbles some notes. He has a great idea.
 
The day you found me
I was flying blind
Now I see the light
I’m willing to fight
For you

John is happy with his new lyrics. He takes his guitar again and plays his love song from the 
beginning. Then, he hears a beautiful sound. But it’s not coming from his guitar. It’s coming from inside the house. It’s his amazing, lovely wife calling his name. 

Being a Cloud

John the Bowl of Pasta

В этом выпуске мы начнем читать сказку Александра сергеевича Пушкина. После прослушанного  материала,  вам будет предложено ответить на вопросы. 

Russfriend  (all about russia) 

Сказка о рыбаке и  рыбке  часть 1 

Hi! It's Haneen. 
I’ll give you a tour of The Weird and Wonderful Korean Food world. Are you ready for it?

1. 산낙지(San-nak-ji)
2. 닭발(dak-bbal)
3. 번데기(beon-dae-gi)
4. 순대(Sundae)
5. 닭똥집(Dakdongjib)

Kim's Korean Convenience Store

EP03. The weird and the wonder Korean food world 

En el podcast #1  les cuento quién soy y cuáles son los temas que vamos a desarrollar en este canal.  Hablaremos música, viajes, dichos, refranes, choque cultural, tradiciones y fiestas, turismo, equivalencias y contrastaremos un poco la grámática española  con la inglesa y la francesa,  entre otros. 