This is the second podcast channel for levantine dialect. In this channel the topics are extended and the vocabulary range is wider. Also, the topics are more challenging than the first one

Levantine Dialect (Level 2)

This podcast provides daily topics that will help you to read the context and follow the podcast. The recordings are covering general topics that help Elementary and Intermediate level.

Gulf Dialect (Level 1)

This is the first podcast channel for MSA (FUSHA). In this channel the topics are extended and the vocabulary range is wider. Also, the topics are more challenging than the first one

MSA / الفُصْحَى

This is the second podcast channel for gulf dialect. In this channel the topics are extended and the vocabulary range is wider. Also, the topics are more challenging than the first one

Gulf Dialect (Level 2)

This podcast provides daily topics that will help you to read the context and follow the podcast.
The recordings are covering general topics that help Elementary and Intermediate level.

Levantine Dialect (Level 1)

It's the end of January: these are the coldest days of the year in some parts of the world! Let's learn the Italian words related to winter. Iniziamo!

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3 minutes Italian

L'inverno in Italia - 3 minutes Italian

We all like to plan ahead and sometimes, especially at work, we have TO WORK TO DEADLINES. 
Deadlines can often seem DAUNTING and stressful, particularly if you have lots of work to complete and the deadline is j JUST AROUND THE CORNER. 
However, not all deadlines are bad! 
At work, deadlines give us a goal to aim for and can push us to achieve far more than we might expect. 
Remember to set yourself daily, weekly and monthly OBJECTIVES to achieve, and perhaps use a smartphone app to track your progress. 
You can then use this information next time you meet with your boss to show how productive you are. You never know, it might also help with a promotion or pay rise! 
While personal plans such as meeting a friend for drinks or playing tennis next weekend involve deadlines, these arrangements are more flexible, so you needn’t be OVERLY worried about the time.  
However, remember that you don’t want to be late for your appointments and keep your friends waiting, so think about what you need to do BEFOREHAND and give yourself enough time to achieve it successfully, with just a little extra time added JUST IN CASE.
Take your next vacation for instance. What do you need to plan? 
Tickets, a hotel reservation, or a taxi to the airport. 
Someone to look after your pets or houseplants while you are away. 
Don’t leave all your planning to THE LAST MINUTE. After all, it’s never too early to plan ahead! 

All Ways Business

Making Plans

みなさん、こんにちは。
みなさんの週末はどんな週末ですか。
10月1日の土曜日は都民の日ということで、息子の学校がお休み。いつもは土曜日でも、朝からお弁当を作って朝ごはんを作って感じですが、「先週はお弁当がない。ラッキー」って。でもそのぬか喜びも一瞬で終わってしまいました。
先週の土曜日は、娘の音楽教室の参観日だったので、私は午前のレッスンが終わって1時間後には娘といっしょに家を出なければなりませんでした。だから、ご飯なんか作っている暇なんてありません。ご飯も駆け込んで食べるって感じです。まさに、ドタバタのランチとはこのことです。
なんで、こんなにドタバタになってしまうのかって。うん、説明させてください。
我が家では、ご飯＝妻、ママ、という固定観念（こていかんねん）がしみ込まれてしまっているんです。なので、どんなに私が忙しくても、夫含め子供二人は雀（すずめ）のように親鳥（おやどり）が餌（えさ）を運んでくるのを待っている状態なんです。わかりますか、この状況。
先週末もいつも通り、雀たちは親鳥つまり私がご飯を用意するのを待っていたんです。じゃあ、子供たちの父親、つまり私の夫は何をしていたのかって。彼は土曜日ですから、もちろんお休みで家にいました。うーん、話し始めると長くなりますが、この20年近く何度も夫には「ちょっといい加減にして」「休日のご飯ぐらい少しは手伝ってよ」と何度も何度も文句を言いましたが、一向に変化なしなので、こっちが根負（こんまえ）けです。さすがに、夫は何かしなくてはまずいと思うようで、食卓にご飯を並べるのではなく、お皿やお箸をならべてくれるのですが、お皿の上に食材がない限り、食べることはできません。どんな状況でも食材を食卓に提供するのは私なんです。あー、つらい。でも、私が用意すると言っても、忙しいときは、大したことはしません。
日本には色々と便利な食材がありますから、土曜日はレンチンでした。「レンチン」というのは、レンジでチンと温めればすぐに食べられる食材のことです。
最近は本当に色々なものが出ています。ラーメン、チャーハン、パスタ、唐揚げ、シュウマイって品数が豊富です。コンビニにもたくさん売っていますから、ぜひ皆さんも食べてみてください。
そして、我が家の週末の食卓の感想を聞かせてください。
あー、もうあきらめるしかないの、しょうがないと思いつつも、腹が立つというのが本音です。
何かいい改善策があればお聞かせください。
今日は、私のグチを聞いていただき、ありがとうございました。

都民の日：東京都の日（学校はお休みです）
ぬか喜び：あてがはずれて、あとでがっくりするような一時的な喜び。
固定観念：自分のなかで凝り固まっている考えやイメージ






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你是哪国人

This podcast is aimed at people who have not taken the IELTS or who took it once without preparing and now want to prepare for a second try.
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