This is the first episode for exploring English through the rich, lively, fiery, and beautiful world of JRR Tolkien's the Hobbit. The best way to ignite your desire to learn more and more words, expressions - the pieces of the English language that you can start to put together in your own fantastic way!

The World of Storytelling

The Hobbit and Swimming into English!

In this episode I am telling a story about the Museums in Tbilisi. Enjoy! :)

BlaBlaGeorgian

Museums / მუზეუმები

Segunda entrega de este podcast sobre datos curiosos e interesantes de Colombia.

Curiosidades de Colombia

Listen to the highlights of the groundbreaking AI summit held at Bletchley Park in November 2023. Join me as we navigate through the essential aspects of this historic event, exploring the world of artificial intelligence and its implications.

Lisa's Podcast

The World's First IA Summit at Bletchley Park

Learn to give directions so you can discover a city!
Best for beginners!

Learn Basic French Podcast

Learn Basic French: Découvrir une ville (Discover a city)

¡En Argentina y en México NO somos literales cuando hablamos! Enterate de algunas frases que usamos para decir cosas que si las traducimos textuales no tienen ningún sentido. ¡Divertite con nosotros!


Perfil de Martin, profe acá también en Italki: https://www.italki.com/teacher/5211013

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No somos literales (continuación)

A : 여기에 앉아도 돼요?
B : 네, 앉아도 돼요.
**
A : 여기에서 음식을 먹어도 돼요?
B : 그럼요.

A : May I seat here?
B : Yes.
**
A : May I eat food here?
B : Of course.

Grammar Points
V-아도/어도 되다
'-아도/어도 되다' is used to express permission.
In a question, this pattern is used to ask permission from another person.
In a declarative sentence, it expresses the permission of the speaker.
verb stem's last vowels ending with 'ㅏ' or 'ㅗ' + -아도 돼요 : 가다 -> 가도 돼요.
verbs ending with '하다', 하다 -> 해도 돼요 : 전화하다 -> 전화해도 돼요.
In all other cases, add '-어도 돼요' : 먹다 -> 먹어도 돼요.

Plus.
When giving a full agreement, expressions such as "그럼요", "물론이지요", "네, 괜찮아요." are used.

Reading Korea.

Asking for permission

This lesson is all about talking about your city and town.
You'll learn to use the verb "vivir" (to live) and you'll be able to have a basic conversation about your hometown.