"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” Improve your listening and reading skills through the magic of song, and its stories!



Anthony's Lyrical Language Lab 🎵🎙💿

In this podcast I have a conversation with my friend and italki tutor jania who is from mexico where we talk about some slang differences from both colombia and mexico.

Remember that I teach Spanish in italki, you can book a class for more information you can look at it in my profile :) and you can also book classes in jania's profile in this link that I share with you

https://www.italki.com/teacher/6844238

Colombia

Colombian and Mexican slang

¡Diferencia entre los sufijos baar y lijk!

🇳🇱📕🎓LET’S LEARN DUTCH! 

If you put something off, you postpone it, or delay it until a later time. For instance, "let's put the meeting off until next week".

DAILY Business English VOCABULARY builder

Don't put it off, do it today, even if it's off putting!

Hi, and welcome to Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. This novel centers around a colony of escaped lab rats, the rats of NIMH. They live in a technologically sophisticated and literate society mimicking that of humans. They come to the aid of Mrs. Frisby, a field mouse who seeks to protect her children and home from destruction by a farmer's plow.

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Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH 

Chapter 1 The Sickness of Timothy Frisby

Does your heart beat fast before an English meeting? 

That feeling is not a sign you need more words. 

You’ve tried learning grammar and vocabulary to feel better, but you can’t fix a feeling with facts. 

My client Mahmoud, an ICT manager, studied English for 15 years and still felt upset. 

Then he saw the truth: his struggle was not about English. It was about accepting himself. 

I moved to England at 16, stopped judging myself, and spoke freely. 

Later, I helped thousands from 70 countries see this. 80% of success comes from a 20% change in mindset—not more knowledge. 

This podcast shows you that simple shift, saving you ten years of frustration. 

If you’re a senior leader tired of hiding, listen now. 

Speak freely—no filter, no fear. Stop wasting time on a battle you’ve already won.

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Descubre la apasionante vida de una de las artistas mexicanas más famosas del mundo: Frida Kahlo

The Red Pill Posdcast in Spanish 

Frida Kahlo 

みなさん、こんにちは！さゆりです。今日のテーマは、「日本の家をツアーしよう！家の中にあるものの言葉」について。日本の家には、玄関で靴を脱ぐルールや、畳、ドラえもんが寝ている「押し入れ」など、面白いところがたくさんあります。家の中を一緒に歩いている気持ちで、いろいろな物の名前を勉強しましょう！
【重要単語 / Key Vocabulary】
玄関（げんかん）： Entrance
畳（たたみ）： Tatami (Japanese straw mat)
押し入れ（おしいれ）： Japanese closet
炊飯器（すいはんき）： Rice cooker
分ける（わける）： To separate (e.g., trash)
別々（べつべつ）： Separate / Individual

Hi everyone! I'm Sayuri.In today's episode, we’ll take a tour of a "Japanese Home."Did you know there's a rule to take off your shoes at the "Genkan"? Or that Doraemon sleeps in a special closet called "Oshiire"? Let's learn the names of common household items and explore Japanese culture together!
[Key Vocabulary]
玄関 (Genkan): Entrance
畳 (Tatami): Tatami mat
押し入れ (Oshiire): Japanese-style closet
炊飯器 (Suihanki): Rice cooker
分ける (Wakeru): To separate
別々 (Betsubetsu): Separate / Different

大家好！我是 Sayuri。今天的活動主題是「日本居家大探險！家中的物品名稱」。你知道在日本進入「玄關」時必須脫鞋嗎？還有哆啦A夢睡覺的「壁櫥」日文要怎麼說呢？讓我們一邊想像在日本家裡參觀，一邊學習各種居家物品的單語吧！
[重點單語 / Key Vocabulary]
玄関 (Genkan): 玄關
畳 (Tatami ): 榻榻米
押し入れ (Oshiire ): 壁櫥
炊飯器 (Suihanki): 電子鍋
分ける (Wakeru ): 分類
別々 (Betsubetsu): 分開 / 各別


にほんごタイム🇯🇵Learn Japanese with Sayuri!

［JLPTN5-4］日本の家をツアーしよう！家の中にあるものの言葉｜Let's Tour a Japanese Home! Words for things inside the house｜一起去日本人的家參觀吧！家中的物品名稱

In today’s daily English listening podcast, I sit in a quiet coffee shop and describe what I see around me — the sounds, the people, and the atmosphere of everyday life.

I also reflect on a recent change at Glasgow’s famous Mitchell Library, where an alcoh bar has been introduced. Is this a good idea? Should libraries remain quiet spaces for reading and study, or is it time for them to evolve?

This episode is perfect for English learners who want to improve listening skills through real, natural speech, while also exploring culture and everyday observations.