日本語の聞き流しポッドキャスト
Introducing Japaneses daily phrases to help you learn Japanese more easily.

まいにち日本語 Daily Japanese Phrases

In this latest (somewhat belated!) episode, I talk about an article I read the day before about 7 ways tomake yourself smarter. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I did several of the thing the article mentioned. Have a listen, see how many you do.

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Kev's English Podcast

Kev's English Podcast: Episode 23: 7 Ways to get Smarter!

여러분은 평소에 졸릴 때 어떻게 잠을 깨나요?
여러분만의 잠 깨는 비결이 있나요?

Do you have any tips for how to stay awake or to wake up when you're sleepy?
I could use some help from you!

Yejin's Podcast for Korean Learners

How do you stay awake? What is your 비결?

3 common mistakes Italians make in English (A2 - B1), based on my experience as an ESL teacher.


English with Serena

3 common mistakes italians make in English (A2 - B1)

avoir faim: estar com fome, to be hungry
avoir soif: estar com sede, to be thirsty
avoir sommeil: estar com sono, to be sleepy
avoir chaud: estar com calor, to be hot
avoir froid: estar com frio, to be cold
avoir le mal de mer: ter enjôo, to be seasick
avoir le mal du pays: sentir falta do país, to be homesick
avoir raison: ter razão, to be right
avoir tort: estar equivocado, to be wrong
avoir de la chance: ter sorte, to be lucky
avoir peur de: ter medo de, to be afraid
avoir honte de: ter vergonha de, to be ashamed
avoir besoin de: precisar (de), to need
en avoir assez de: estar por aqui de, to be fed up with


Professeur Maxime

Quelques expressions avec "avoir"

¿Qué influencia puede tener en nosotros lo que ingerimos y bebemos? A continuación, podrás develar esta y otras interrogantes, conociendo diferentes estudios e investigaciones que se hacen hoy en día en torno al tema. Continua escuchando

Español con todo 

Somos lo que comemos

Here are three comparative idioms that are commonly used in English:
1.	As busy as a bee: Meaning very busy or industrious.
Example: "During the holiday season, the shops are as busy as bees with shoppers."
2.	As light as a feather: Meaning very light in weight.
Example: "The package was as light as a feather, making it easy to carry."
3.	As clear as day: Meaning very clear and obvious.
Example: "Her explanation was as clear as day; everyone understood it easily."


Learn With Kimiya

Comparative Idioms 

"그거 봤어?" 팟캐스트에 오신 여러분을 환영합니다^^
우리의 모습을 현실 그대로 보여주는 드라마가 있습니다. 
삶, 고통, 눈물, 힐링.
Paulo Coelho, Sebastian Roché 등 전 세계 유명 셀럽들의 극찬이 있었던 드라마!
한번 보기 시작하면 끊을 수 없습니다. 
"나의 아저씨"로 여러분을 초대합니다.
Welcome to "그거 봤어?(Did you watch it?)" podcast!!
Here’s TV series that shows our lives. 
My mister is about our life, pain, tears &amp; healing. 
Worldwide celebrities, Paulo Coelho &amp; Sebastian Roché, also praise this tv-show!
Be careful! Once you enter, there’s no exit:)
Welcome to "My mister!"

그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

05. When hope is lost, I’ll be your "My mister"!(드라마 나의 아저씨)

Your Fears When Speaking English (Job Interview, Speaking With A Teacher, IELTS Examiner).

Imagine you'll have a speaking engagement and your level of English is from A2-B2. 

Would you feel frightened and scared in your first 3-5 minutes? 

How would you overcome this continuous fear that is following you whether you are learning English or other languages?

Listen to the podcast where my smooth voice will guide you to feel relaxed and more confident when speaking plus it'll give you some suggestions on overcoming it too.

Happy upcoming holidays and to your success!
Anatoly

tags: teacher training, confidence building, spoken English improvement, communication skills.