Serbian language journey

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Have you wondered what is important in a job interview?


How should you speak to HR people? What skills do you illustrate best?


What if you start speaking of a wrong thing that will ‘demotivate’ an employer from hiring you?


Have you had these thoughts when preparing for a job interview?


Most people forget they have value, they stand for something, and they have a character that (if positioned properly, and I help my private students to do that), if positioned properly, you can communicate ‘in a matching’ manner.


The job interview process is a science; it takes meticulous research into the ‘unobvious traits that need to be brought up', such as pulling out your beliefs and attitudes as a'sales point’ that can potentially be the defining factor in being hired.

In today’s recording, I’ll have you sold on some ideas my CEO students, C-level managers, and vice presidents of companies told me to share with you! J Since I have direct access to these people,.

You don’t want to miss this podcast.

Apply for my 1-on-1 private job interview training now and be fully prepared for a new chapter of your life.



Job Interview Preparation | Build Strong Communication Under Pressure

Soft skills VS Hard skills in a Job Interview.

If a person is beautiful, we'll say “ta长得美”，but when you heard someone say ”你想得美“, what does that mean? Let's find out.

Shay的中文小课堂

Idioms and Slangs Episode6-想得美

1. yapmak — “to make, to do” – yemek yapıyorum
2. gitmek — “to go” – okula gidiyorum
3. gelmek — “to come” eve geliyorum
4. almak — “to take, to buy defter alıyorum
5. istemek — “to want” bir ekmek istiyorum
6. çalışmak — “to work” ofiste çalışıyorum
7. bilmek — “to know Türkçe biliyorum
8. konuşmak — “to speak İngilizce konuşuyorum
9. okumak — “to read, kitap ı-okuyorum
10. sevmek — “to love ailemi seviyorum
11. demek — “to say arkadaşıma güzel diyorum
12. düşünmek — “to think  yeni fikirler düşünüyorum
13. yemek — “to eat” akşam yemeği yiyorum
14. içmek — “to drink” kahve içiyorum
15. başlamak — “to begin” derse başlıyorum
16. olmak — “to be mutlu oluyorum
17. söylemek — “to say, arkadaşıma yalan söylüyorum
18. oturmak — “to sit, koltukta oturuyorum
19. sormak — “to ask” öğretmenime soru soruyorum
 20. açmak - to open kapıyı açıyorum

ALL ABOUT TURKıSH

MOST COMMON TURKISH VERBS

In this lesson, we will learned some useful sentence structures such as :sui ran...danshi (Although..., ) dou...le(already),  hui (anticipate something will happen) , verb+hao (do something properly) etc.

Basic communication conversations

第十五课 送你去火车站  Lesson 15 take you to the railway statiion

This podcast is about the different everyday things you can do to immerse yourself in the English language. Press play if you would like to learn 5 tips on how to do just that😊🌈💥.

🎆🎊😊Teacher Rebecca's Podcast 😊🎊🎆

Tips and tricks to Immerse yourself in English📚🌟😀

Este es el primer espisodio de "Español muy muy fácil". Estoy muy contento. Hoy hablamos sobre cómo aprender un nuevo idioma. ¡Espero que te guste!

Transcripción del episodio: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VVjjg5efVnnlFtZfUL_xjEEPnhP3nZMd/view?usp=sharing


Español muy muy fácil

Episodio 1: ¿Cómo aprender español?

Fao nos cuenta su viaje a Corea del sur y nos invita a explorar el mundo musical coreano. 

Ritmos del mundo

#9 Viaje a Corea

The transcript is on my blog post 1099.

Meet the real man behind the name — Neil McTaggart.

In this video, I share the true-life background of Neil McTaggart, a young man from Scotland who emigrated to Canada in the 1920s. He is the inspiration behind my serialized audio book, and this clip gives you the historical and personal context behind the fiction.

🪨 From the stone he carried in his pocket to the life he built abroad, Neil’s journey is one of survuval and change.

📚 About the Series

My serialized book, based on Neil's life, blends historical fact with fictional storytelling. This video sets the scene and introduces you to the real person whose life sparked the story.

