Layenda que inicio en la Ciudad de México, se dice que es el espíritu de una enfermera que ayuda a los pacientes en el hospital antes de desaparecer misteriosamente.
Espero que a disfrutes

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Día de Muertos

La planchada

Podcast dedicato alla scoperta dell'affascinante Alberobello, noto comune della Puglia, patrimonio dell'UNESCO e tanto altro. Pronti per questa avventura? Sedetevi comodi e viaggiate con me :)

Learn with Antonella📚👩🏻‍🏫🥰

Alberobello e le sue curiosità🤩

You may feel confused about how you can express a feeling of 'suffering' in English, but fear no more! This podcast episode will equip you with all the necessary vocabulary you would need in a conversation. Don't forget to book your next English lesson with me right away! - Kadir ^^

All About English and How You Learn It!

Talking About 'Suffering' In English Has Never Been This Easy Before

Thai People are polite and gentle by showing through manner and using polite words or sentences. If the speaker use proper words to their listeners, they are considered as good manner and your Thai are advance. In this episode, I will explain some examples of Thai words used for different social status of these people. Hope this will help you to advance your Thai

Thai Advance by Kru Kan

คำสุภาพ   Euphemism in Thai 

Hello, and welcome to the Beyond the Textbook Korean podcast! 🌟
In today’s episode, we explore so-called “sleeping expressions” that appear in textbooks but sound awkward in real-life conversations.

For example, phrases like “Bikisehyo (비키세요)” and “Cheonmaneyo (천만에요)” are grammatically correct but often avoided in daily speech. Why?
Because of Korea’s cultural preference for indirect speech and humility.

📌 Bikisehyo → Jamkkanmanyo / Excuse me

📌 Cheonmaneyo → Aniehyo / It’s okay / No problem

Still, there are exceptions. In emergencies or professional contexts, direct expressions like “Bikisehyo” may be necessary for clarity and safety.

👉 Remember: Language is not just grammar—it’s culture.
By practicing expressions that reflect the Korean mindset, you’ll sound more natural and take your Korean to the next level.

See you in the next episode! Hwaiting! You got this! 💪

Reading Korea.

Textbook Korean vs Real Life: Why “Bikisehyo:비키세요” Sounds Awkward

Nick looks at a number of reasons to help answer this question for the IELTS test. 

IELTS with Nick - World Knowledge 

Why do some adults read books written for children?

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Fonética 

An excerpt from Jules Verne's book The Cannon of Peace.

Greek podcast

Το κανόνι της Ειρήνης

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