What motivates you is very important in English learning and motivation does not always come from positive thinking.

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

What Motivates You?

Live, raw, and uncut footage of English learners. Can you spot the mistakes?

AngliaEnglish

The advatages of living with your parents

Лето — совершенно особенное время года, и ни один русский человек не относится к нему так же, как к остальным, ведь действительно солнечного и тёплого времени в России не так уж и много (если вы не живёте на солнечном юге). 
Сегодня поговорим о типичных русских способах провести время летом.

Россия по-русски

Лето в России

Learn one useful expression to have better conversations in French. 

👋🇨🇵 Bonjour French learners !

Let's study or practice one useful expression for your daily life in a French speaking country. 

✅ Today's expression is: f a i r e   l a   q u e u e 

🇨🇵 Faire la queue = stand in line

Examples:
📌 Je déteste faire la queue. C'est long et ennuyeux.  - I hate standing in line. It's long and boring. 

📌 Je fais souvent la queue à la boulangerie pour acheter du pain.  - I often stand in line in the bakery to buy some bread.

🗣 Your turn!
Et toi, tu as déjà fait la queue pour manger au restaurant ? - Have you already waited/stood in line to eat at the restaurant?

😀 Hope it was useful for you!
🤩 Don't hesitate to answer in French in the comments, I'm here for you. 
🤗 Suggest another expression you want me to teach you.

En français avec Victoria

French expressions for your conversations. 1. 

みなさん、こんにちは。ミッチです。ご視聴どうもありがとうございます。今日は視聴者さんからのリクエストにお応えしたいと思います。いや、視聴者の皆様から、リクエストが届きまして... (ガサガサガサガサ...)すみません。『さも、リクエストがたくさんあるかのように、振る舞ってしまいました。』

それから、もう一つ。ごめんなさい。『先ほどカメラの反対側に、さもアシスタントがいるかのように、振る舞ってしまいました。』でも実は、カメラの反対側はただの壁です。

ターゲット表現：
はい。と言う訳で、今日は先ほどあった『さも、たくさんリクエストがあるかのように......』や『さもアシスタントがいるかのように......』と言う文の、『さも+(普通形)+かのように』と言う形をマスターして行ってみましょう！

『さも+(普通形)+かのように』と言う形を使うと、
スペイン語で言うと、"(Aunque no es verdad, alguien hace algo) como si fuera/hiciera"
英語で言うと、"(Although it is not true, someone does something) as if he/she were/did"
の様な表現が日本語でできます。

応用練習：
それでは早速、この形を使って、次のスペイン語、もしくは英語を日本語で表現してみましょう。

①
スペイン語：como si supiera hablar japonés con fluidez
英語：as if he/she could speak Japanese fluently
日本語：さも日本語がペラペラに話せるかのように

②
スペイン語：como si fuera rico/rica
英語：as if he/she were rich
日本語：さもお金持ちであるかのように

③
スペイン語：como si no tuviera dinero
英語：as if he/she didn't have money
日本語：さもお金を持っていないかのように

④
スペイン語：como si él mismo / ella misma fuera la víctima
英語：as if he/she were the victim
日本語：さも自分が被害者であるかのように

⑤
スペイン語：como si supiera todo
英語：as if he/she knew everything
日本語：さもなんでも知っているかのように

⑥
スペイン語：como si supiera nada
英語：as if he/she knew nothing
日本語：さも何も知らないかのように

まとめ：
『さも+(普通形)+かのように』と言う表現を練習しました。この表現を使うと、
スペイン語で言うと、"(Aunque no es verdad, alguien hace algo) como si fuera/hiciera"
英語で言うと、"(Although it is not true, someone does something) as if he/she were/did"
の様な表現が日本語でできます。

Useful Japanese Phrases and Exercises (JLPT N4, N3 Level)

【さも+普通形+かのように】como si fuera... en japonés/ as if he or she were... in Japanese

In this episode, I talk about common ways to ask someone to repeat what they said. 
Make sure that you do the quiz attached to the episode and subscribe to never miss an episode. 
Enjoy! 

Summary:
Say: 
Pardon? Pardon me? (rising intonation) 
Sorry? I'm sorry? (Rising intonation; informal)
I missed what you said.
I didn't catch that. 
I didn't get that. 

Avoid: What? Huh? (Sounds rude)
Avoid: "Can you repeat?" (Wrong; "repeat" is usually transitive, and therefore needs an object) 

English with Eric

Informal English: What to say when you don't understand

Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation states that:
Every mass attracts every other mass in the universe with a force that is proportional to the product of their masses, and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
Let’s break this down in a way that applies to language acquisition. Imagine that:
•	One “mass” is you, the learner.
•	The other “mass” is the language you are trying to learn.
•	The “force” is the attraction or motivation pulling you toward fluency.
•	The “distance” is how far you currently are from using the language fluently and comfortably.






💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 64 - How to apply Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation into Language Learning

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ACTION _ POWER words to use in your CV

When it comes to communication we do it in number of ways. Through words, tone of voice and the body languge.

Here is he percentage split between body language, voice and words:

Body Language – the visible actions that we show to others using all parts of our body – 55%
Voice – the pitch, pace, tone and volume of our voice – 38%
Words – the actual words that make up our message – 7%.

This often surprises many people as they often think the words make up most of the communication. In reality, it’s the visible things we show that communicates most of the message as this is where most people’s perceptions are formed – from what they can see.

Since my students are GMs, CEOs and various C-level managers I have the ability to learn it directly from them and I am excited to share my discoveries with you.

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