In questo episodio di Italian Everyday, imparerete frasi utili per fare acquisti in un negozio di abbigliamento in Italia. Dalla richiesta dei prezzi alla scelta delle taglie, fino al pagamento, troverete espressioni pratiche e facili da usare in situazioni quotidiane. Ascoltate, ripetete le frasi e preparatevi al meglio per la vostra esperienza di shopping in Italia.

Non dimenticate di iscrivervi al podcast per non perdere i prossimi episodi e continuare il vostro percorso di apprendimento dell’italiano! 🎙️

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Frasi utili per fare acquisti in un negozio

Іn thіѕ еріѕоdе оf Ѕреесhlеѕѕ Lеаdеr, І brеаk dоwn whаt асtuаllу hарреnѕ іn thоѕе hіgh-рrеѕѕurе mоmеntѕ — whеn уоu knоw еxасtlу whаt уоu wаnt tо ѕау, but уоur dеlіvеrу bесоmеѕ ѕmаllеr, ѕаfеr, аnd lеѕѕ dесіѕіvе.

Тhіѕ іѕn't аbоut vосаbulаrу оr grаmmаr.

Іt'ѕ аbоut whаt hарреnѕ whеn уоur рrоfеѕѕіоnаl іdеntіtу dоеѕn't trаnѕfеr асrоѕѕ lаnguаgеѕ — аnd hоw thаt quіеtlу аffесtѕ уоur аuthоrіtу, сlаrіtу, аnd саrееr рrоgrеѕѕіоn.

Іf уоu'vе еvеr lеft а mееtіng thіnkіng "І ѕhоuld'vе ѕаіd іt dіffеrеntlу" — thіѕ оnе'ѕ fоr уоu.

🎯 Іf уоu wаnt hеlр fіxіng thіѕ аt thе rооt, bооk а 1-hоur рrіvаtе соnѕultаtіоn wіth mе. Іf wе dоn't ѕоlvе іt — І'll rеturn уоur mоnеу.

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in Indonesian there are two "we" namely ( "kita" and "kami" ) how are they used let's see!
(we = kita/kami) but different way to use.

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should we use "kita" or "kami ?

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Prueba de Comprensión de Lectura
Tarea 2

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No se trata solamente de leer, sino de Entender lo que se lee. 

Mucho que decir

Examen DELE B2🎧

*  Below are basic phrases to introduce oneself in Moroccan Arabic. These 
phrases are useful to break the ice, and get to know more about the new 
people you meet in Morocco.

1)- What’s your name?
– Ashno smiytek? (f.s/m.s)
أشنو سميتك؟
2)- My name is…
– Smiyti…
سميتي ...
3)- How old are you?
– Sh7âl f 3emrek? (f.s/m.s)
شحال ف عمرك؟
4)- I am … years old.
– 3endi … 3âm.
عندي... عام
5)- Where are you from?
– Mnîn nta? (m.s)
منين نتا؟
– Mnîn ntî? (f.s)
منين نتي؟
6)- I am from America/ Morocco/ France/ Egypt…
– Anâ men amrika/ lmghrib / fransa / misr…
أنا من أمريكا/ المغرب/ فرنسا/ مصر
7)- Do you work or study?
– Khddâm wla katqrâ? (m.s)
خدام وال كتقرا؟
– Khddâma wla katqrây? (f.s)
خدامة وال كتقراي؟
8)- Where do you work?
– Fîn khddâm? (m.s)
فين خدام؟
– Fîn khddâma? (f.s)
فين خدامة؟
9)- What do you study?
– Ash katqrâ? (m.s)
أش كتقرا؟
– Ash katqrây? (f.s)
أش كتقراي؟
10)- What’s your job?
– Fâsh khddâm? (m.s)
فاش خدام؟
– Fâsh khddâma? (f.s)
فاش خدامة؟
11)- I am a lawyer/ teacher/ director…
– Anâ mo7âmî/ ostâd/ modîr…
أنا محامي/ أستاد/ مدير
– Anâ mo7âmiya/ ostâda/ modîra…
أنا محامية/ أستادة/ مديرة
12)- Are you married?
– Mjewwej? (m.s)
مجوج؟
– Mjewwja? (f.s)
مجوجة؟
13)- Yes, I am married.
– Ah, anâ mjewwej (m.s)
آه، أنا مجوج
– Ah, anâ mjewwja (f.s)
آه، أنا مجوجة
14)- No, I am not married.
– Llâ, anâ mâ mjewwejsh (m.s)
ال، أنا ما مجوجش
– Llâ, anâ mâ mjewwejâsh (f.s)
ال، أنا ما مجوجاش
15)- Nice to meet you!
– Metsherrfîn (f.s/m.s)
متشرفين

Darija with karima 

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Today's topic is, how to be more confident when speaking in meetings.

Some of you might know this already but my full time job is working with non native English speakers, one to one, on video calls to improve their confidence and ability when using English at work. And the number one thing that people tell me they need to improve is their confidence in meetings! How can I become more confident in meetings, how can I express my ideas better, how can I make my meetings easier. This is what we’re going to discuss today. 

For non-native English speakers, speaking in meetings can be a challenging and daunting task. Whether you’re presenting in front of a large group or just participating in a small discussion, it can be difficult to feel confident in your ability to express yourself. However, with a few simple tips, you can start speaking more confidently in meetings sooner rather than later.

At the same time, we’re going to look at some useful vocabulary and sentence structures that we can use to do this. So if you want to grab a pen to take some notes, feel free, and let’s get started.

Oh, and right at the end we’ll review a couple of the more interesting pieces of vocabulary I’ve included in today’s podcast.