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Češi houby opravdu milují. Kde se to vzalo?

Czech Easily: Slow & Easy

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Ricitos de Oro es una historia bonita y clásica🌈🌟En este episodio aprenderás la historia de Ricitos de Oro en español, comenta si lo entendiste y qué tal te pareció además escribe las palabras nuevas que escuches💕

Spanish For KIDS

Ricitos de Oro y los 3 osos: Aprender Español para niños

In this 2nd episode of All Things Pronunciation, we learn about Stress in English -- in particular, Stress at the word-level. We also talk about Syllables and the Schwa Sound in English.



All Things Pronunciation

Introduction to Word-Stress

¡Buen día a todos! Mi nombre es Alba Naranjo y soy tutora de español ¿Qué tal estáis?
Hoy comenzamos con el segundo capítulo y vamos a hablar de un día donde los adultos viven muchos nervios e ilusión: EL DÍA DE LA LOTERÍA DE NAVIDAD.
Es sorteo que tiene lugar el 22 de diciembre y cuyo premio máximo es de 4 millones de euros. (Este premio máximo es conocido como El Gordo)
Cada año se forman colas inmensas en las administraciones de la Lotería para comprar décimos para el Gordo. En muchos grupos familiares y de trabajo es una tradición comprar el mismo número para así compartir los nervios y la alegría el día 22.
Para promocionar la Lotería de Navidad, cada año se publica en televisión un emotivo anuncio mostrando los sentimientos de solidaridad, empatía e ilusión. Este anuncio es uno de los más icónicos de la televisión cuando llega la Navidad.
En la descripción de este capítulo os dejo el enlace de los dos últimos anuncios de la Lotería de Navidad:
-	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFvkY08Q4SY
-	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcWQ3PdDLj4
Si tienes curiosidad por algún tema en concreto sobre la navidad en España o quieres más información sobre ese capítulo por favor, comenta y hablamos sobre eso.
¡Muchas gracias por haber llegado hasta aquí y nos vemos el próximo día para contaros cuales son los dulces típicos en esta época del año!
Un saludito y que tengáis un buenísimo día.

CALENDARIO DE ADVIENTO DE ALBA NARANJO

EPISODIO 2. LOTERÍA DE NAVIDAD

This short episode is about answering the interview question, "Can you tell me about yourself?"

Interview Preparation with Robert Henry

Answering the Question, "Can you tell me about yourself?"

IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 3. Studies. Q1-Q3.

1. What are some popular subjects that university students study in your country? Why?
2. Do you think that university education should be free for students? [Why/Why not]
3. Do you think students from all majors should study subjects like math and history? Why/ Why not?

What was hard when listening? What ideas did you find to be of value?

IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 3. Studies. Q1-Q3.

Listen to this interesting article!

University Students Interested in Stress-Reducing Cats
While a number of universities offer students opportunities to play with dogs as a way to reduce stress, little is known about whether cats could help in the same way.

So researchers from the US and Belgium surveyed more than 1,400 students and staff from 19 Belgian universities to see how interested they would be in on-campus cat visiting programs.

Participants were asked seven questions about a possible cat program, including whether they would like to have a cat on campus, if they would find it relaxing, whether they would visit the cat, and whether they would recommend a cat program to other universities. They gave each idea a score out of five.

The average total score was 3.8 in favor of a campus cat.

The researchers found that the people with the most positive feelings about a cat program were women, cat owners, people who were more emotional, and — perhaps surprisingly — people who were interested in dog programs.

The study authors said that previous research has shown that emotional people are more likely to have strong relationships with animals.

However, dog owners, as well as people who were afraid of or allergic to cats, were found to be less interested in a cat program. Some also worried that having a cat on campus would be risky.

According to the researchers, the aim of the study was to find more ways to help people feel less stressed.

They believe cats can help, since including both cats and dogs in these stress-reducing programs could encourage more people to take part, and cats would need less training than dogs to help.