This week I'll not be able to upload a new episode. So, if you haven't checked the last episode of "Spanish With Jas" I suggest you to listen to it or check previous episodes. See you next week with a new episode!!

Happy Monday, English learners! If you need to do the IELTS exam (or are just working on improving your language level in general), please check out my third italki podcast episode. It looks at how you can use relative clauses to help you improve your answers to a common question type from Part 3 of the IELTS speaking test. The podcast is for students at around a B1 or B2 level of English, but students at other levels may find it helpful too. After listening, you can try to answer the question yourselves, using the structures from the podcast. If you share your own answers below, I'll give you some suggestions on how to improve.

Mother's Day is coming! Here share you a poem of Tong Dynasty on mother. 游子吟 jau4 zi2 jam4 唐 孟郊 tong4 maang6 gaau1 慈母手中线， ci4 mou5 sau2 zung1 sin3 游子身上衣。jau4 zi2 san1 soeng6 ji1 临行密密缝，lam4 hang4 mat6 mat6 fung4 意恐迟迟归。ji3 hung2 ci4 ci4 gwai1 谁言寸草心，seoi4 jin4 cyun3 cou2 sam1 报得三春晖。bou3 dak1 saam1 ceon1 fai1

Only 1️⃣ of these sentences is natural and native, do you know which one it is? 🌍 Chinese are passionate about food. 🌍 Canadians are passionate about food. 🌍 French are passionate about food. This short podcast is about a really specific grammar point, and that is how we use countries and nationalities as adjectives to describe people. I hope you find it useful! #grammar #BusinessEnglish

Confident language and negotiation go hand in hand! Listen to the podcast to find out how.