Learn which words we use to talk about time in the past tense (ago, last, in, on, and at)

English Syndicate

Ago, last, in, on, and at

Un podcast facile pour parler d'un itinéraire de visite + les marqueurs temporels.

France Class Niveau Elémentaire

J'ai réservé un voyage à Paris

Recommended to listen repeatedly until you understand. 
Key words and Commonly used phrases, Please read after me. You can record the phrases you read and send it here, I'll correct the pronunciation for you. Follow me ,you will learn more Chinese. 

Key words and common phrases：
作业、面包、地图、北方、南方、电脑游戏、周末、复习汉语、着急、搬家、打算、跟着、一直、带手机、腿疼、脚疼、一棵树、容易、很难、太太、秘书、经理、办公室、一辆车、楼房、拿走、一把伞、胖瘦、其实、

Merry's Channel (HSK三）

HSK三  Key words and common phrases (1) , Please read after me 请跟我读

In this episode, we'll dive into the world of business negotiations. I'll provide role-playing scenarios to practice essential communication skills such as active listening, persuasive language, and conflict resolution. Listeners will gain valuable insights into cultural differences and etiquette, vital for successful international business interactions.



Language Power-Up: Business English & IELTS Mastery

Business Negotiations: Mastering Communication Skills

En este episodio hablaremo sobre algunos verbos y sus sustantivos  que son muy útiles para expresarnos mejor en español. 📒 📚

Practicar con ejemplos, hacer listas y comparar oraciones te ayudará a ganar vocabulario y confianza.

Así que recuerda: usar → uso, decidir → decisión, mover → movimiento.

Cada verbo es una puerta a más palabras en español.

Spanish with Nathy

Verbs and their Nouns in Spanish

I get asked about idioms all the time. This is the first part of idioms related to efficiency. Sign-up for a class with me today. https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/8543771 

All American Podcast 

Idioms (efficiency) part I.

En este podcast descubrirás cómo se celebra la Nochevieja en España y algunas curiosidades sobre esta noche tan especial.
Ampa tu profe amiga.

Ampa tu profe amiga.

Las costumbres españolas - Parte 1

Hi there! Welcome to today’s mini podcast. Let’s talk about the idiom “break the ice.”  
This means to do or say something to make people feel more comfortable, especially in social situations. For example, if you’re at a party and nobody’s talking, you might tell a funny story to break the ice. Here’s a quick tip: jokes or compliments are great icebreakers. Try using it in your conversations today!  

Mini podcasts about Idioms, Expressions, Vocabulary and so on...

Break the Ice

People in Britain have a unique sense of humour. For lots of foreigners, it's difficult to understand and confusing. But British people are fiercely proud of their sense of humour, and the UK has produced some of the world's best comedies. In this episode, we take a look at what makes Brits laugh, and tell a few jokes along the way.