Listen to this episode for some reflections on The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. This short podcast highlights some of the themes and vocabulary from Chapter 6. We learn about the little prince's love of sunsets and his longing for home.

This short chapter only has one highlighted vocabulary word: 

twilight (n.) – the time of day immediately following sunset

Enjoy! And don't forget to appreciate the small things in life. See you next time! 🌅

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中国历史简介，了解中国发展过程。

This is China.

中国简史

In this episode we will look at the comparisons between learning a language and creating art. We look at the threshold between learning and creating in the privacy of our own mind and sharing our work with the public and how that relates to moving from static learning to active conversation.

Philosophical Friday

Philosophical Friday with a quote from Stephen King

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Malayalam for when things go seriously wrong. I hope you never use this lesson. Learn it anyway, because the whole point of an emergency is that you cannot prepare during it.

THE NUMBERS
112 is India's unified emergency number and reaches police, fire and medical services. 100 police · 101 fire · 108 ambulance, which works well in Kerala · 1091 women's helpline. Put 112 in your phone now.

I am Dr. Reshmi R. Nair, an applied linguist from Kerala. I have taught hundreds of learners to speak Malayalam as it is actually spoken.

THE WORDS
പോലീസ് - police
പരാതി - parathi - a complaint
മോഷണം - moshanam - theft
കള്ളൻ - kallan - a thief
അപകടം - apakadam - an accident
തീപിടുത്തം - theepiduttham - a fire
ആശുപത്രി - aashupathri - hospital
അത്യാവശ്യം - athyavashyam - an emergency

THE SENTENCES — THESE MUST COME WITHOUT THINKING
സഹായിക്കൂ! - sahayikkoo! - help!
അത്യാവശ്യമാണ്! - athyavashyamanu! - it is an emergency!
പോലീസിനെ വിളിക്കൂ! - policine vilikkoo! - call the police!
ആംബുലൻസ് വിളിക്കൂ! - ambulance vilikkoo! - call an ambulance!
അപകടം ഉണ്ടായി - apakadam undayi - there has been an accident
ഒരാൾക്ക് പരിക്കുണ്ട് - oraalkku parikkundu - someone is injured
തീപിടിച്ചു! - theepidichu! - there is a fire!

LOSS AND THEFT
എന്റെ പേഴ്സ് നഷ്ടപ്പെട്ടു - ente purse nashtappettu - I have lost my purse
എന്റെ ഫോൺ മോഷണം പോയി - ente phone moshanam poyi - my phone has been stolen
എന്റെ പാസ്പോർട്ട് കാണാനില്ല - ente passport kaananilla - my passport is missing
ഒരു പരാതി കൊടുക്കണം - oru parathi kodukkanam - I need to file a complaint
എനിക്ക് ഒരു പകർപ്പ് വേണം - enikku oru pakarppu venam - I need a copy

That last one matters more than it sounds. For insurance or a replacement passport you need written documentation from the police. Ask for it explicitly, in writing, before you leave the station.

Save this episode offline. That is the whole point of it.

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여름이 가장 더운 날은 언제일까요?
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日本は梅雨真っただ中！
毎日天気が悪く、傘の出番が多いです。
今回は「傘」についてのエピソード。
傘を使うときに日本語で何と言うでしょうか？

Japan is currently in the midst of the rainy season! With poor weather day after day, umbrellas are getting plenty of use. In this episode, I’d like to talk all about umbrellas. Do you know the specific Japanese expression we use when we use an umbrella?