Want better results in life? Start with better questions. This episode uncovers the art and science behind crafting questions that unlock creativity, foster connections, and guide you to solutions faster than ever. Ready to rethink how you ask and listen? Tune in and transform your mindset today.

LEARN BY LISTENING

Stop Searching for Answers: Ask Better Questions Instead

A：你很少生病，是不是喜欢运动？
B：是啊，我每天早上都要出去跑步。
A：你每天几点起床？
B：我每天六点起床。


HSK Standard Course Level 2 Audio of the textbook

Lesson 2 tex 1

Episode 6:
"Put Off... Like Laundry"
Today on “Phrasal Verbs Gone Wild”, we’re talking about everyone’s favourite phrasal verb: “put off”.
When you “put off” something, you’re delaying it. You know, like when you “put off” doing laundry until you have literally no clothes left.
Or when you “put off” studying until the night before the exam, because who needs sleep anyway, right?

"Phrasal Verbs Gone Wild!"

Ep.6: "Put Off... Like Laundry"  

The word whisky comes from the Scottish Gaelic word "uisge". But it's meaning is very surprising!
I also look at the origin of the word vodka.

The Social Evolutionary

Doctors recommend drinking 2 litres of whisky a day???

四国のオススメ商品についてお話しています。
level N5-N4 

Script https://www.patreon.com/2hongo_8naso

Nihongo Hanaso (Beginners)

Beginners 四国のオススメ商品/しょうひん

CAZADOR INEXPERTO.
El señor regresa de su primera cacería y trae una liebre. La mujer nota algo sospechoso yle pregunta:
-¿Qué significa esa etiqueta con la cifra 11.25?
El marido no había visto la etiqueta y por un momento queda desconcertado. Pero enseguida reacciona y dice:
-Es la hora en la que maté al animalito.

CHISTES MEXICANOS

CAZADOR INEXPERTO.

Aprende dos palabras nuevas y expresa de manera formal una idea que parece básica 

Alberto The Interview Coach — Entrenamiento para Entrevistas en Inglés... Sin Estrés 

En busca, y personificación: palabras útiles en entrevistas

ไทยทีละนิด Thai Tea La Nid - EP.3 - Have You Eaten Yet? 

Hi everyone! Welcome back to Thai- T La Nid (ไทยทีละนิด) Podcast. This is the episode 3 with me, Om-am.

In Thailand, after saying “สวัสดีครับ/สวัสดีค่ะ”, we often greet each other by asking “กินข้าวหรือยัง” or “กินข้าวรึยังคะ” (รึยัง or หรือยัง have the same meaning) “กินข้าวหรือยัง” means “Have you eaten yet?” 

In Thailand, especially in the past, we normally eat rice. That’s why we say “กินข้าว” when we have a meal even we might eat something else. Haha.

And you can reply back by saying “คุณกินแล้วค่ะ” or “เรียบร้อยแล้วค่ะ” if you have already eaten. And “ยังไม่ได้กินค่ะ” or “ยังเลยค่ะ” if you haven’t eaten anything. 

Now, let’s take a looks at some more phrases about this topic:

ข้าวเช้า - breakfast
ข้าวกลางวัน - lunch
ข้าวเย็น - dinner

So “คุณกินข้าวหรือยังคะ”?

If you want to learn more Thai and have fun speaking Thai, feel free to message me. And don’t forget to follow me for some more tips. 😊

Bye-Bye. Sa wat dee ka.


 