Platiqué con Nikolett de comida húngara, me contó algo de la comida que le gusta y cómo se prepara, y también de un buen pisto húngaro.

Nikolett Bíró:
https://www.italki.com/teacher/5693427

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Comida húngara Ft. Nikolett Bíró

Listen to me reading a news article about online fraud in America from my Conversational English course.

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News article: Cybercrime & online banking

There is so much professional Business English vocabulary that we can use at work that originally came from sports! In this podcast we're talking about phrasal verbs, idioms, nouns and verbs that we can take from football, athletics, and the Olympic games, and use at work to improve the way that we communicate in English. So, if you want to express your ideas more clearly in meetings, explain your experience better in job interviews, or make your presentations sound a little more natural and native then hopefully you'll find this episode really useful. Also, if you're taking an IELTS test soon, either the general or academic test, then this is all great vocabulary to take into the exam with you. Especially for the speaking part of the test where informal, natural, and native vocabulary is encouraged! 

Breakout Business English

Business English vocabulary in sport! - BUSINESS ENGLISH vocabulary and communication lesson

 In The Toad, the Turtle, and the Duck is  a short story about a group of complete strangers bitterly discussing the order of things within the animal kingdom. Send me a message for your free pdf copy of this book to follow along. 

Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk ( Adult 18+) 

The Toad, the Turtle, and the Duck ( Content is suitable for adults ) 18+

CHISTES MEXICANOS

IMPRESORAS.

From this episode, you will learn 15 useful expressions in daily life. 

1.你好néih hóu/ nei5 hou2（hello）
2.請多多指教（please guide me）
chéng dō dō jí gaau/ ceng2 do1 do1 zi2 gaau3
3.多謝dō jeh/ do1 ze6（thanks）
4.唔該m̀h gōi/ m4 goi1（thanks/excuse me）
5.唔使客氣（you are welcome）
m̀h sái haak hei/ m4 sai2 haak3 hei3 
6.對唔住deui m̀h jyuh/ deoi3 m4 zyu6（sorry）
7.唔好意思m̀h hóu yi sī/m4 hou2 ji3 si1（sorry）
8.唔緊要m̀h gán yiu/m4 gan2 jiu3（It doesn’t matter）
9.有心喇（thanks for your concern）
yáuh sām la/ jau5 sam1 laa3.
10.再見joi gin/ zoi3 gin3（goodbye）
11.下次見hah chi gin /haa6 ci3 gin3（see you next time）
12.一陣見yāt jahn gin /jat1 zan6 gin3（see you in a while）
13.慢慢行（walk slowly/take care）
maahn máan hàahng/maan6 maan2 haang4
14.早晨jóu sàhn/zou2 san4（good morning）  
15.早唞jóu táu/zou2 tau2（good night）


Daliy Conversations for Cantonese (粵語會話）

Useful Expressions（常用表達）

C’era una volta un lupo, magro e affamato: erano diversi giorni che non trovava nulla da mettere sotto i denti. Un sera, passò davanti al cortile di una casa e vide un cane. Era un bel cane grassottello.  “Come mai sei così grassottello? Dove trovi tanto da mangiare?” chiese il lupo al cane.
“Il mio padrone è un brav’uomo: riempie la mia ciotola ogni giorno” gli rispose l’altro. 
Il lupo, però, si accorse che la pelliccia del cane, sul collo, era tutta rovinata.
“Cos’hai fatto al collo?” gli domandò. “E’ il collare: il mio padrone me lo mette di giorno, quando mi lega alla catena. La notte, invece, mi libera, così faccio la guardia”. Il lupo si allontanò e tornò nel bosco: preferisco mille volte andare dove voglio che avere la pancia piena ma vivere alla catena.

Morale della favola: la libertà non ha prezzo.