Although many people can deny it but a good appearance is important. Confidence also comes from a good appearance because it requires discipline to maintain weight and watch what you eat. In this podcast, I will give some tips on how to have a good appearance. Hope it helps.

KRISTEL TALKS

A GOOD APPEARANCE: BEAUTY TIPS

 QURAN

surah al falaq

Let's talk about small talk - you all hate it - it's one of the biggest topics that my Italki students ask me for help on.

But don't worry - a few simple tips and techniques and you will soon see that there is nothing to worry about.

It needs practice, of course, but let's listen to a few simple principle and ideas to get you started!

#businessenglish #culture #smalltalk #corporate

How to create an awesome job application strategy: Advice on careers, CVs, cover letters, interview planning

Small Talk - we all HATE it: Some super simple tips on how to cope!

秧秧老师的中文课堂-HSK专项练习

HSK4级听力题-11

Escucha los diminutivos mexicanos en el audio y completa las oraciones:

1.	Es cumpleaños de Carlos y le compré un ______.
2.	Ven ______, ven. 
3.	¿no habrá otro ______?
4.	Permíteme ______. 
5.	Es muy talentosa. Nada más necesita un ______.
6.	A ver, dame un ______. Nada más ______, por favor.
7.	Sí, déjeme hacer mis ______.
8.	Aguántame ______aquí.
9.	No me laten estos ______gandayas que se hacen los ______.
10.	El mejor ______es el mañanero, ¿no crees?
11.	Mejor enséñame ese ______tan coqueto que tienes.

Mucho que decir

Diminutivos mexicanos 

In Chinese, how you tell someone to stop depends on your mood and relationship. Here are 5 ways, from "soft" to "harsh."
	
1. 好了好了 (Hǎole hǎole)
Meaning: "Alright, that's enough." Usage: Use with friends or family when they are nagging.
	
2. 停 (Tíng)
Meaning: "Stop / Hold on." Usage: A neutral way to interrupt someone or ask for a pause.
	
3. 别说了 (Bié shuō le)
Meaning: "Don't say it / Stop talking." Usage: A clear request to end a topic.
	
4. 我不想听 (Wǒ bù xiǎng tīng)
Meaning: "I don't want to hear it." Usage: Direct and shows you are losing patience.
	
5. 闭嘴 (Bìzuǐ)
Meaning: "Shut up!" Usage: Warning! Very rude and aggressive. Use only in serious arguments.
	
Choose wisely! "Hǎole hǎole" is safe for friends, but "Bìzuǐ" might start a fight. See you next time!

Chloe Chinese Gym

Shut Up in Chinese ! From Soft to Harsh In Chinese

En este episodio especial de No Hay Tos hablamos sobre 5 expresiones comunes en el español mexicano.

No Hay Tos

Mexicanismos Vol. 3

Привет!

В этом выпуске подкаста мы поговорим о разных способах выражения согласия в русском языке.

Приятного прослушивания!