Attila İlhan is a poet lived in between 1925-2005. He has many poems and books. One of the very valuable poets of Turkish literature. He usually writes his poems to anyone, his love poems are usually written for a stranger. Being a poet is also a little bit about being very emotional isn't it?

Şiirler/Poems 

Üçüncü Şahsın Şiiri-Attila İlhan

You’re not going to get anywhere if you keep complaining about the same problem but do nothing to fix it. Don’t waste your time complaining, expecting other people to continue to react to your complaints. Instead, take action to make a change.

Short Stories with Rose 

A Wise Man’s Jokes

Jaká jsou častá křestní jména v Česku?

Czech Easily: Slow & Easy

10. Česká jména

Кто бы мог подумать! Как мозг заставляет нас делать глупости
Ася Казанцева

Что хотел сказать автор ?  What did the author say ? 

Кто бы мог подумать!

How to immerse yourself in English! Top Tip 8- Work Smarter not Harder!

Implicit learning is how humans have evolved to learn language! Learn how you and your family can work smarter not harder and learn natural sounding English. Find more video tips and lessons on https://www.youtube.com/@englishteacherzoe.

Teacher Zoe- The Easy Way to Learn Natural English!

Top Tip 8- Work Smarter not Harder!

Today I will be discussing happiness. I will go over the definition of happiness, the benefits and the myths. I have always found this an interesting topic as happiness is a subjective feeling meaning that it is based on personal opinions and experiences rather than facts.

Matcha & Meditation

Happiness

Welcome to The Everyday English Podcast with your host, Mohammad Riaz. In this episode, we’re tackling a common misconception: that being fluent in a language makes you a great communicator. We explore the critical difference between the tool (English) and the skill (Communication). Discover why you might have perfect grammar but still struggle to connect, and learn how to bridge the gap to become a more effective speaker.

The Everyday English Podcast

Language vs. Communication: Why Knowing Words Isn't Enough 

【Script】
いよいよ、四年に一度のサッカーのワールドカップが始まりました。日本は最初の試合で、オランダと引き分けでした。次の試合の相手はチュニジアです。がんばれ、日本！ あなたは、日本が次の試合に勝つと思いますか？

【withひらがな】
いよいよ四年（よねん）に一度（いちど）のサッカーのワールドカップが始（はじ）まりました。日本（にほん）は最初（さいしょ）の試合（しあい）で、オランダと引き分け（ひきわけ）でした。次（つぎ）の試合（しあい）の相手（あいて）はチュニジアです。がんばれ、日本（にっぽん/にほん）！ あなたは、日本（にほん）が次（つぎ）の試合（しあい）に勝（かつ）と思（おも）いますか？

【English】
The soccer World Cup, held once every four years, has finally begun!In their fi rst match, Japan had a draw against the Netherlands. Their next opponent is Tunisia. Let's go, Japan! Do you think Japan will win the next match?

【Vocabulary】
サッカー：soccer, football
始（はじ）まる：to start/begin  [Intransitive] 
最初（さいしょ）の：first
試合（しあい）：match / game
引き分け（ひきわけ）：draw / tie 
相手（あいて）：opponent
がんばれ：Go for it! / Good luck! /Do your best!
勝つ（かつ）：to win 

【Grammar Notes】 
🔶 [Time Period] + に + [Frequency]
Example：
四年（よねん）に一度（いちど） Once every four years
二日（ふつか）に一回（いっかい） Once every two days 
一週間（いっしゅうかん）に二回（にかい）　Twice a week
一生（いっしょう）に一度（いちど）　one in a lifetime

*There are two counters for frequency: 回(かい) and do 度(ど). While かい is most common in daily conversation, ど is sometimes used when counting special occasions.

🔶 Short form + と思います：I think that...
Example:
日本（にほん）が勝（かつ）と思（おも）いますか？ 
Do you think Japan will win?
あのチームは強（つよ）いと思（おも）います。 
I think that team is strong.

🔶 Imperative Form 
Used to give strong commands or instructions. It is often used in high-pressure situations like sports cheering, emergencies, or by those in authority.

Rules:
Ru-verbs (Group 2)　Replace the final る with ろ
U-verbs (Group 1)　Change the final -u sound to the corresponding -e sound.

Irregular Verbs (Group 3)
する (to do) → しろ！
くる (to come) → こい！

Example:
がんばれ！ Go for it! 
起きろ！Wake up!
走（はし）れ！ Run! 

🌸That’s all for today! Let me know if you have any questions🌸

Read Japan in Japanese

#6 ワールドカップ　The World Cup excitement

In questo primo episodio, ascolterai la trama del libro di Lorenzo Taffarel "Fatim, Cenerentola nel 2000"

Spero che possa incuriosirti e che avrai voglia di conoscere questa storia. Un saluto! :)

PS: if you want to practice italian, feel free to take a look to my lesson offers. :)