Welcome to English on the Road Episode 6. Today we are going to discuss ten cool geography facts. We will talk about how Iceland is growing, how the Pacific Ocean is sinking and how Papua New Guinea has over 850 languages! 
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I hope you enjoy the podcast! English on the Road is an English podcast for English learners. The topics include geography, travel and nature. 
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Cheers! 
Teacher Louis

English on the Road 

Ten Interesting Geography Facts! 

Cojutepeque:
Se encuentra a 28 km al oriente de San Salvador, en las faldas del Cerro de las Pavas.
El pueblo de Cojutepeque es uno de los más antiguos de El Salvador, existiendo en tiempos precolombinos desde que migrantes nahuas se establecieran en cantón cujuapa el arenal y cantón ojo de agua base de asentamientos nahuas

La palabra Cojutepeque es de origen Náhuat 
Esta localidad, la más importante del departamento de Cuzcatlán, fue fundada por indios yaquis o pipiles. El nombre Cojutepeque viene de dos voces o raíces del idioma nahuat, a saber: coju, pava; tepec, cerro, montaña, localidad donde kuyut: coyote y tepet: cerro, significando realmente Cerro de coyotes.

Gastronomía
Reconocida por su variedad de embutidos,
En Cojutepeque encontrará varios platillos típicos, pero los más conocidos son sus embutidos (chorizos, butifarras y salchichones), que acostumbran a vender mujeres al paso de los autobuses interurbanos que transitan por la Carretera Panamericana.

Los chorizos de Cojutepeque son bien conocidos en todo el país: de hecho, es posible comprarles en muchas ciudades de El Salvador, y no solamente en Cojutepeque. Los chorizos son hechos de carne de cerdo, carne de res, sal, especias y hierbas, achiote, sal de cura, y otros preservantes.

"Adentro Cojutepeque" es una canción escrita y compuesta en 1942 por el cantante y compositor salvadoreño Francisco Palaviccini, creador del género autóctono xuc.Fue compuesta debido a la celebración de las Fiestas de la Caña de Azúcar del municipio de Cojutepeque.


Cultura Salvadoreña 

Cojutepeque, El Salvador 

In this episode we discuss breaking down points, like nervouse breakdowns
we also look at ways that would help balance out our lifes, so that we could avoid burnout.

Teacher Koko

Mental Awareness

Hola, soy Jania y soy mexicana. 

El día de hoy Martín y yo presentamos un episodio sobre el ejercicio físico, ¿Qué actividad física practicamos? ¿Qué beneficios hemos tenido? y mucho más.
Visiten a Martín: https://www.italki.com/teacher/5211013/spanish

Spanish with Jania

Workout

Esta es mi historia de cómo aprendí inglés, mi proceso de aprendizaje, los retos que atravesé y lo agradecida que estoy de la vida.


Historias

Cómo aprendí Inglés

📩 Aprende una palabra coloquial al día: https://acortar.link/d8H9at

Español coloquial

4 expresiones para decir "no tengo dinero"

Forget the fancy suits and practiced answers.  Job interviews are about why, not what.  Why are you here? Why should we care?  The truth is, the scripted responses you rehearse might not resonate.  But what if you could tap into your authentic self, the one brimming with passion and ideas?  That's the power of mastering impromptu speaking.

Think of an interview not as an interrogation, but a conversation fueled by purpose.  Impromptu speaking allows you to sound natural and convincing.  It lets you ditch the script and dive straight into the wellspring of your "Why."  The interviewer throws a curveball question?  No problem.  You can think on your feet,  demonstrating your ability to adapt and solve problems –  essential skills in today's ever-changing workplace.

Imagine being asked about a weakness.  A scripted response sounds robotic.  But with impromptu fluency, you can talk about a past challenge, how you learned from it, and how that experience fuels your drive to succeed.  It's a story, not a statistic.  Stories connect.  They show your human side, your ability to overcome obstacles – all qualities that make you a compelling candidate. 

Confidence is another perk.  When you can speak confidently and articulately without a script, you project a powerful presence.  It shows you believe in yourself and your ideas –  the kind of person who inspires trust and gets things done.  So, ditch the memorization and embrace the impromptu.  It's not about having all the answers, but about the passion and purpose behind them.  That's the "Why" that will land you the job.

Don't wait for the interview to start honing your impromptu skills.  Start conversations with friends, family, or even strangers.  Challenge yourself to think on your feet and express yourself clearly.  Record yourself and watch it back.  Sign up for a session and we can focus on improving your impromptu speaking ability to make sure you get hired!

The Global Professional Podcast

Impromptu Speaking and Job Interviews - Episode 93

In this SPECIAL episode, it is finally time for you to start speaking and practicing yourself.

It's simple. You will just listen to me and respond to whatever I'm saying. Yo don't have to pause the track since I do wait for you to speak your sentence.

In order to be able to respond to all questions effectively and correctly, you need to have studies all three previous episodes very well. Feel free to get back to them and practice more before you start this episode for best outcome.

Enjoy your test 😉

The Perfect Conversation Method (Arabic - Beginner)

Now You Speak - meeting and greeting

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DgsYg6Q_9KByd1XMtY9y8WUbZi4NeDHN/view?usp=drivesdk