Including a description of "Twenty One" by Gordon Mitchell RSA.

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Modern Art

In this video, I will talk about experience, the difference between 经验jīng yàn,经历jīng lì, and 体验tǐ yàn. In Chinese, we use different words depending on the context.

Cherry Blablabla｜Chinese&English

经验jīng yàn vs 经历jīng li vs 体验tǐ yàn｜The Differences of "Experience" in Chinese

Hi, everyone! Have you ever heard of casual Keigo, which is a casual formal form? I know, it doesn't make sense, but we have it in Japanese! If you're curious and want to know about it, listen to this episode now!

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たつきのにほんご

Senpai & Kohai relationship (Casual Native Level)

传说南朝·梁画家张僧繇画龙不画眼珠，说画上眼珠就会变成真龙飞走。人们不信，要他画上。结果他刚给两条龙点上眼珠，这两条龙就飞走了。后用「画龙点睛」比喻文学艺术创作等在关键之处用一两笔点明要旨，会起到激活整体的作用，使通篇变得更精彩传神。

中华成语典故

中华成语典故----画龙点睛

不行！bù xíng ！No！
不对。bù duì .That's not right!
我不同意。wǒ bù tóngyì. I don't agree.
我不这样认为。wǒ bù zhèyàng rènwéi. I don't think so.
这样不太好吧。zhèyàng bù tài hǎo ba. It doesn't sound good. 


Say It Now! 想说就说[xiǎng shuō jiù shuō]

7. 反对[fǎn duì]～Disapproval

小猫咪咪是一个小小的猫咪。她的家在大树下的一个小盒子里。有一天，咪咪要出去玩。她玩得很开心，跑来跑去，结果迷路了。

咪咪走到了一个大花园里，看到了一只小狗。小狗非常友好，对咪咪说：“你好，小猫，你迷路了吗？”咪咪点点头，小狗决定帮助她。

小狗带着咪咪找到了一个大树，小狗说：“这是你的家附近的大树，你可以在这里找到你的家。”

咪咪很高兴，她谢谢小狗，然后跑回家了。从那以后，咪咪每天都和小狗一起玩，成为了好朋友。

开口说汉语    "Chinese Chit-Chat"

小猫找家

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The Italian Miscellaneous Community

In this fun and simple episode, we explore the zero conditional—perfect for talking about facts, habits, and things that are always true. With real-life examples like “If you touch fire, you get burned,” this episode helps English learners understand the structure and usage of this basic conditional. Listen, repeat, and try it yourself!



Learn With Kimiya

“When This Happens, That Happens!” – The Zero Conditional

Today we have two phrasal verbs to say that you met someone accidentally or unintentionally. These are to "bump into" and to "run into". Remember, phrasal verbs are almost always informal!