I go for a little walk and explain the best way to describe things. 

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Describing Things

This episode is part of a series that assists English language learners with their knowledge and pronunciation of adjectives related to personality.

Daily English with Rebecca Green-Parkinson

Adjectives - Words for Personality

Learning to exchange contact information through dialogue

Business Chinese

How to exchange contact information in Chinese

¿quién soy? ¿por qué aprender idiomas? 
¿qué cosas te gustan hacer?

Easy Spanish With Ana

introducción e idiomas 1)

Shakespeare is a greater author (well, maybe was since he's no longer among us in physical reality) who knows how to play with words. I hope this podcast episode will encourage you to discover his oeuvre and get you interested into finding out more stuff about him! 

All About English and How You Learn It!

Understanding Shakespeare Does Not Have to Be Hard!

Who says Chinese is hard？ 谁说中文很难

Drills in Chinese Pinyin_ syllable with initials

Checking in with my students and all others. Working on another country with cultures. Real soon.

Can I Say - Can I Do

Checking In

In today's podcast, Cambridge David recommends a very good website for improving your listening ability. Elllo.org allows you to listen to speakers from different countries using English, and at the end you can read the script and do practice exercises to help check your understanding. Best of all, it's absolutely free. 
*please note that I'm not paid anything from elllo.org - I'm purely recommending it because I believe in sharing good learning tools, wherever we may find them. What are your favourite language learning tools (apart from italki)? Please let me know, and I'll pass your recommendations onto other listeners.

Learn English with Cambridge David

A very useful website - www.elllo.org

In this episode, I’ll help you understand the difference between three Chinese words that are all related to "life": “生命”, “生活”, and “一生“. Learn how they differ in meaning and usage!