Learn English With Tom https://www.youtube.com/@LearnAmericanEnglishWithTom

Designed for learners and enthusiasts alike, each episode breaks down the mechanics of speech, highlights common challenges, and provides practical exercises to refine pronunciation. 

Sounds of American English: https://youtu.be/v5nh8u0zji8

 The fascinating differences between British English and American English! From vocabulary and spelling to grammar, pronunciation, and punctuation, learn how these two major forms of English vary. 

Differences between British English and American English

Welcome to our American Slang Lesson, where we dive into the colorful and ever-evolving world of casual language! Slang is an essential part of American English—it adds personality, and emotion



Learn Colloquial American English Slang with Tom:  https://youtu.be/-nWR0zwGC_c

This podcast focuses on important phrases that are easy to learn

Fluent Talk with Tom 50 Common Phrases: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D1RgqYzORs&list=PLRVrpPXgsbx3wKZKZYZ9L7YA8eekBEfS4

The 500 most essential words in English. These aren’t just random words—they’re the ones you’ll actually use every day. https://youtu.be/KZ1Dtmfqmhg

Learn English with Tom: The Most Important 500 Words https://youtu.be/KZ1Dtmfqmhg

Hello everyone! Today’s episode is titled: 'Do Japanese People Really Have Bad Breath?!'
If that’s true, it would be such a shock...
What do you all think? I can’t help but worry about my breath now!


みなさまごきげんよう。今日のエピソードは「日本人の口が臭いってほんと？！」って話だよ！これが本当ならショックが大きいわ…みんなはどう思う？お口の臭い、きになっちゃう～


Moekoの日本語ベラベラtime

Epi11: 日本人の口はくさい？！【Japanese Podcast】

🧠 Esprit vs Spirit : Bien plus qu'une question de fantômes !

Le mot "esprit" est un véritable caméléon en français. Il traduit à la fois spirit, mind et wit. Comment ne pas s'y perdre ? Dans cet épisode, nous explorons les différentes facettes de ce mot pour vous aider à exprimer vos pensées avec plus de précision.

Le français sans confusion

"Esprit" vs "Spirit" : Un mot, trois visages.

学生和我说“随着网店的增加，路上的商店越来越少了”，我说“路上的商店不太准确”应该叫什么呢？你来猜猜。
xué sheng hé wǒ shuō “suí zhe wǎng diàn de zēng jiā, lù shang de shāng diàn yuè lái yuè shǎo le”, wǒ shuō “lù shang de shāng diàn bú tài zhǔn què” yīng gāi jiào shén me ne? nǐ lái cāi cai.

Relaxed Chinese with Shuyu

网购    online shopping

Éste, queridos amigos, es un episodio diferente a los demás. Porque hoy voy a hablar sobre nuestro camino financiero, un tema que nos atañe a todos, independientemente de nuestra cultura.  

Tanto los gurúes financieros como los libros que tratan sobre este tema, remarcan constantemente la necesidad de rodearse de gente con objetivos afines a los nuestros. Y esto implica, muchas veces, alejarnos un poco de nuestro entorno. Resulta coherente, ¿verdad? Uno siempre termina pareciéndose al promedio de las personas con las que más se relaciona. 

Por lo tanto, si nosotros deseamos cambiar nuestra realidad financiera, necesitamos un contexto acorde para lograrlo. Por ejemplo, una persona obesa que desea alimentarse mejor, no asistirá a una reunión con amigos a una pastelería. De este modo, debemos buscar grupos de gente con la que podamos compartir nuestro aprendizaje y experiencia financieros a fin de nutrirnos mutuamente. Podemos comenzar con nuestras redes sociales, buscar webinars, pequeños cursos que se ajusten a nuestro nivel, participar de masterminds, y obviamente, dedicarnos a leer un buen libro cada tanto sobre nuestro tema de interés. 

De esta forma, lograremos transformar progresivamente nuestros pensamientos, lo que nos permitirá acercarnos cada vez más a nuestro objetivo financiero. 

Y como dijo Menandro de Atenas alguna vez, “Bienaventurado el que tiene talento y dinero, porque empleará bien este último”.

Aprendiendo español con una argentina

Nuestro camino financiero

안녕하세요? 
2023년 5월 26일 금요일 

한국어 강사 세이디예요. 
👉 오늘은 감정과 관련된 표현에 대해서 배워볼까 해요. Let’s learn 10 expressions related to emotions today. 

1.행복하다 be happy 오늘 아주 행복해요. I am so happy today . 

2.기쁘다 be glad  다시 만나게 되어 너무 기뻐요. I’m so glad to see you again.

3.슬프다  be sad   슬픈 영화를 보고 나서 슬퍼졌어요. I feel sad after seeing a sad movie. 

4. 화(가) 나다  be upset  그녀는 나 때문에 화가 났어요.  She is angry because of me. 

5.걱정되다 be worried  시험이 걱정돼요.  I'm worried about exams 

6.기대되다 be looking forward to  첫 한국어 수업이 너무 기대돼요. I'm looking forward to the first Korean class.

7.짜증나다 be annoyed  지하철에 사람이 너무 많아서 짜증이 났어요. I was annoyed because there were so many people on the subway. 

9.당황스럽다 be embarrassed  갑자기 수업이 취소되서 당황스러웠어요. I was embarrassed because the class was suddenly canceled.

10.부끄럽다 be ashamed  저는 이런 이야기를 하는 것이 부끄러워요. I am ashamed to tell you this.

Learn Korean with Sadie

감정(Emotions)

Welcome to "Taming the Spanish Verb: The Podcast," where we delve into the fascinating world of language and translation. In this episode, we explore some curious translations of Dr. Martin Luther King's iconic "I Have a Dream" speech. Join us as we uncover the nuances and cultural significance behind words and phrases translated into Spanish, using the translation by Tomás Albaladejo (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) and other sources found online. Whether you're a language enthusiast or just curious about the power of words, this podcast is for you!

Taming the Spanish Verb: The  Macondo Man

Spanish Curious translations of  "I have a dream" speech by MLK

New Dialogue Composed of HSK1-3 Vocabulary

Yo-You 与你同行(HSK)

HSK1-3

Some news from the United Kingdom. 

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tx-YEITAFzVPLjRO8S02Obz13yVfXA_O/view?usp=drivesdk