Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Vowel Sounds

Esta  es una  historia   de cuando yo  tenía  8  años  y  participé  en 2  campeonatros  de microfútbol.

Vocabulario:  llorar, perder, ganar,  partidos  de  fútbol, campeonato,  marcar  goles  o   hacer  goles y competir.



El  profesor  Daniel   y sus historias de  vida + Música  sin  ser  cantante.

¿ESTÁ  BIEN LLORAR  CUANDO PERDEMOS?

第8课  让我想想再告诉你

一、听力  第一部分
1.我喜欢黑色的。
2.这个商店的衣服很多。
3.公司的大门每天早上六点开。
4.小张昨天告诉我一件事。
5.你的衣服太长了，不好看。

第二部分
6. 女：中午我们一起吃饭吧。
男：我现在很忙，你五分钟后再给我打电话，好吗？
7. 女：这件衣服太贵了。
男：那你再看看那件红的吧。
8. 男：大卫病了，我想去医院看看他。 
女：我跟你一起去吧。
9. 女：房间的门打不开了。 
男：我叫人去看看。
10. 女：这是王小姐的报纸，你能帮我给她吗？
男：好的。

第三部分
11. 男：你看见我的手机了吗？
   女：让我想想，你看是不是在床上？
   问：男的在找什么？
12. 男：你给我打电话了？有什么事情吗？
   女：我想问问你晚上去不去看电影。
   问：女的为什么给男的打电话？
13. 女：外面天气很好，我们出去运动运动吧？
   男：好，打篮球怎么样？
   问：男的想做什么？
14. 男：你好，我房间的门打不开了。
   女：好的，先生。我叫人去看看。
问：女的可能是做什么工作的？
15. 男：我想给妈妈买件衣服，你看这两件怎么样？
   女：这件白的有点儿长，那件黑的有点儿贵。
问：女的觉得哪件衣服不错？


hsk2 第8课  让我想想再告诉你

In this video, I’ve listed words that have the same or similar meaning. 
I spoke 100% Thai to help you guys practise your listening skills. 
I hope this episode will help you expand your vocabulary and understand the cultural aspect correctly.

Learn Thai with Shelby 

100 MUST-KNOW Synonyms | Learn Thai with Shelby

Today we talk about the challenges to learning English

Everyday English with David

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO EPISODIO NÚMERO NUEVE.

Spanish México

In this episode, you will listen to Kristina talk about superstitions in America and around the world. You will learn new vocabulary and get speaking and writing practice at the end of the episode.

REAL English with Kristina

Episode 2: Superstitions

In the business world, active listening goes beyond simply hearing information. It's a strategic communication skill that fosters deeper understanding, builds trust, and improves collaboration. It involves giving your full attention to a speaker, both verbally and nonverbally, to grasp the complete message. This includes:

Paying close attention: Minimize distractions, maintain eye contact, and avoid formulating counter-arguments while someone speaks.
Understanding nonverbal cues: Notice body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions to glean underlying emotions or unspoken concerns.
Asking clarifying questions: Don't assume you understand everything. Use open-ended questions to encourage elaboration and ensure you're on the same page.
Paraphrasing and summarizing: Reflect back key points in your own words to confirm comprehension and demonstrate attentiveness.
Empathy and emotional intelligence: Acknowledge the speaker's feelings and tailor your responses to create a safe space for open communication.
Active listening benefits businesses in numerous ways:

Stronger client relationships: By truly understanding client needs, businesses can provide more relevant solutions and build lasting partnerships.
Enhanced negotiation and sales: Active listening allows salespeople to tailor pitches and identify client concerns for successful deal-closing.
Improved team dynamics: Active listening fosters collaboration by ensuring everyone feels heard and valued, leading to better problem-solving and decision-making.
Reduced conflict: By giving speakers their due attention and clarifying positions, misunderstandings and conflicts are minimized.
Increased productivity: Active listening avoids wasted time due to miscommunication and ensures everyone is working towards the same goals.
By actively listening, businesses create a communication culture that fosters trust, collaboration, and ultimately, success. 

The Global Professional Podcast

Active Listening Explained - Episode 81

The phrase, to play out, glamping and a  helicopter becomes a room for the night.

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ri4VbtFpyQGVP13m9KD5_4RqGFFVm4m8/view?usp=drivesdk