1.生病 shēng bìng v. to fall ill,to be sick
2.每měi  every,each
3.早上zǎo shàng n morning
4.跑步 pǎo bù  v . to run, to jog
5.起床qǐ chuáng  v. to get up, to get out of bed

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Sit down at the table and immerse yourself in the everyday Italian language, as spoken in real homes across Italy. In this podcast, you'll listen to natural, friendly conversations that happen during mealtime, full of useful phrases, questions, and cultural expressions. Whether you're learning Italian or just love the sound of it, join us for authentic dialogues and warm moments shared over food.

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Daniele's Italian stuff!

A tavola con l'Italiano!

Did you know caterpillars have more muscles than us?

Did you know?

Caterpillar’s muscles

Number culture is an important part in Chinese culture. In this radio, I will briefly introduce number one, number three and number 4. After listening this radio, you will know why Chinese people dislike number 4 in daily life.

Learning Chinese culture with Miss Zhang

Number Culture（1，3，4）

This month's topic will tackle everything related to BOOKS, having confident conversations about the books you read, and how to best describe them to others. First topic, 'Book Vocabulary'.



Baffling Lingo

Books Everything 

How to describe the place where you live in Russian? 房子的描写
Usage of the Prepositional Case 前置格

New words 生词：
Заходите! - come in! 进来吧！
Одежда - clothes, 衣服；
Идем в (кухню) - Let's go (to the kitchen), 我们去厨房吧；
Открой окно, пожалуйста! - Open the window, please! 请你打开窗户！
Арбуз - watermelon, 西瓜；
Диван - sofa, 沙发；
Мягкий - soft, 软的；
Будешь (кофе)? - Would you like (a cup of coffee)? 你要咖啡吗？

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This is a short Persian podcast for elementary Persian learners about two friends who meet and great each other. 

TheFarsiPod

11.Greeting: What's up?

Listen to this episode to see what those meanings are and how you can use them in your own sentences straight away!

All About English and How You Learn It!

'Stand Up' As A Phrasal Verb Has Many Meanings You Need To Know

In this episode, I explain how to ask your friends "True!" or  "Exactly!" in Japanese. Just one phrase. But you have to use a natural one. Check it out!