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(ITA) Ah, l’Italia... la patria del cibo delizioso, della cucina salutare... ma sarà davvero così? Andiamo un po’ a vedere cosa c’è nelle pance degli italiani! 

(ENG) Ah, Italy... land of delicious food and healthy cuisine... but wait, is it really like that? Let’s discover what Italians have in their bellies!

Subtitled Italian

Season 1 / Episode 7 - Italy and fast-foods

「東京のブルックリン」と呼ばれている蔵前（くらまえ）を紹介しました💗かわいすぎるくま🧸のラテに癒（いや）されました🥹


SeikaのTOKYO🗼guide🎧

📍蔵前（くらまえ）：Kuramae

Медленное чтение с толкованием особо сложных слов

Учи русский по адаптированным книгам

Ф.М. Достоевский "Идиот" (Адаптированный вариант,средний уровень)

It is a story about a Chinese teacher whose application was refused.

Story Chinese

Miss Liu is sad. 刘老师很难过

In this episode, I share a small moment of hesitation — passing by a shop and not knowing if it’s okay to walk in.
Sometimes, the uncertainty isn’t about language, but about reading the room.


Situational Chinese with Yancy Grey 

Am I Allowed? | Ep03

Know which common verbs are irregular and learn to conjugate them in the present tense! Best for beginners!

Super Basic Spanish

Basic Spanish: Verbos irregulares en el presente (irregular verbs in the present)

What if ancient wisdom could make your language learning calmer, stronger, and more sustainable?

In Episode 95 of 111 Tips for Learning a Language, we explore how Stoic philosophy can guide you through grammar, speaking, writing, listening, and more. With Stoicism, you stop fearing mistakes, accept challenges as training, and focus only on what is in your control—the effort itself.

Which Stoic principle do you need most in your language learning?

Discipline with grammar rules?

Courage to speak despite mistakes?

Acceptance when listening feels difficult?

Clarity of thought through writing?

Episode 95 shows how Stoicism can enrich both language learning and life. Grammar becomes training in discipline, pronunciation becomes freedom from others’ judgments, reading becomes practice in accepting difficulty, speaking becomes an act of courage, writing becomes a path to clarity, and listening becomes an exercise in equanimity. Stoic philosophy reminds us that obstacles are not barriers but the very path itself. By learning with calm determination and focusing on what you can control, you gain not only fluency but also resilience, patience, and wisdom.