Ryan es un exitoso cantante y compositor musical, ¿Cómo llegó Ryan a tener ese éxito? Eso lo escucharemos en la primera parte de su historia.


Historias Inspiradoras

Emociones Encontradas

An honest look at what is happening to Malayalam in this century — and a working plan for what a learner does next.

WHERE THE LANGUAGE STANDS
Roughly thirty-five million speakers. Official language of Kerala and of Lakshadweep, with substantial communities in Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, across the Gulf, and in a global professional diaspora. Granted classical language status by the Government of India in 2013. A publishing industry, the highest newspaper readership in India, a film industry currently drawing international attention, and a digital footprint far larger than its speaker numbers would predict.

By any ordinary measure that is a healthy language.

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.

WHAT IS ACTUALLY WORTH WATCHING
Not speaker numbers, which are fine. The questions are subtler: which domains the language keeps and which it cedes to English; whether children in Malayali households outside Kerala go on producing it or only understanding it; and whether the written registers stay in daily use or retreat to the newspaper and the courtroom. Languages rarely die of small numbers. They shrink domain by domain, and each retreat looks harmless at the time.

WHERE YOU GO FROM HERE
A course that ends without a plan has wasted your effort. The lesson lays out what to read, what to listen to, how to keep speaking without a teacher, and what to do in the first month after finishing.

What are you going to use your Malayalam FOR? Answer that in the comments — it is the single best predictor of whether you keep it.

#LearnMalayalam #Malayalam #Kerala

The Story of Malayalam | History, Words and Linguistics

The Future of Malayalam — 35 Million Speakers and Where You Go Next | Learn Malayalam #316

En este episodio aprenderas el significado de este dicho mexicano muy popular y cómo utilizarlo en la vida diaria 

Dichos y refranes mexicanos

A caballo regalado no se le ve colmillo

The working world has changed since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, with new challenges for many employees and managers.

This year the focus of World Mental Health Day on October 10 is mental health in the workplace.

In the US, an estimated 1 million workers miss work every day because of job stress. And it's a similar situation in many countries around the world.

But there are lots of things we can do to help look after our mental health — and the mental health of our colleagues — when we're at work.

Experts from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have shared a few ideas, including simple things like saying "thank you" to others.

They also suggest practicing good "email etiquette." This means making your emails clear with an "accurate subject line," "concise summary" of what you're asking and a "clear timeline."

The mental health charity Mind says people should make sure they find time to take breaks. Many workers can take lunch breaks and perhaps other small breaks during the day and even a short time away from the desk can help you to feel a little better.

According to Harvard Business Review, managers need to understand that "work is about people, and people are messy and difficult."

This means understanding that employees all have their own challenges.

The first thing that managers can do, says psychologist Emily Anhalt, is show that they care about mental health in the workplace.

Making a difference to employees' mental health is not "a quick and easy thing," she said. It's a long journey — that might start on October 10, but it will need to last for years.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Tips for Workplace Health on World Mental Health Day

Have you ever wondered why French people ask: Comment ça va ? How do you go?
— instead of How ARE you?

The answer's only one click away, but beware its foul aftertaste!

French Follies feat. Leeroy

The gross mystery behind the french expression Ça va.

Efemérides del 25 de octubre. ¿Qué sucedió en la historia de nuestro mundo, un día como hoy?

#Efemérides #Eventos

25 de octubre

日本人(にほんじん)は不幸(ふこう)？
Are the Japanese unhappy?
일본인은 불행하나?

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こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。


今日もN4です！
〜ので、をやります。
これは、理由や原因などをいう時に使います。

早速例文です！

・熱があるので、今日は仕事を休みます。

・寒いので、ヒーターをつけてもいいですか。

・今駅に着いたので、もうすぐ家に帰ります。

・頭が痛いので、ちょっと休ませてください。

・この映画はおもしろいので、ぜひ見てみてください。

こんな感じですね！
ーです、だから、みたいな感じですね。

一緒に声出して練習したり、例文を作ったりしてみてください！

ぼくのレッスンでは、こういった例文を作ることもできます。ニュースを読むこともできます。日常会話をすることもできます！

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