在家办公（zàijiā bàngōng） ，working from home， in recent years , some people have to work from home due to the virus ,so today ’s topic is 在家办公.
What would you do when you 在家办公 ? 
通勤时间（tōngqín shíjiān）： commuting time
疫情（yìqíng）： pandemic
线上会议（xiànshàng huìyì ）：online meeting
静音（jìngyīn）：mute
邀请（yāoqǐng）： invite
共享屏幕（gòngxiǎng píngmù）：share screen
断断续续（duànduànxùxù）： break up ，off and on
摄像头（shèxiàngtóu）：camera
美颜（měiyán）：beaty mode
适应（shìyìng）：adjust，get used to something
自由自在（zìyóuzìzài） fancy-free

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在家办公 （working from home）

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into a common challenge that many English learners face: Countable and Uncountable Nouns. Understanding this distinction is essential for both grammar and fluency. Mastering it will help you sound more natural in both speaking and writing, making your sentences clearer and more accurate.

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Common mistakes made by English Language Learners Part 5: Countable and Uncountable Nouns



1) Dare una mano
significato: aiutare
esempio: mi puoi dare una mano a fare gli esercizi di matematica?
n.b. dare una mano (che vuol dire “aiutare”) ha un significato molto diverso dall’espressione “darsi la mano” che vuol dire letteralmente “stringere la mano di un’altra persona” e in senso figurato “darsi la mano” vuol dire “fare la pace”. 

2) Dare i numeri (“To go crazy” in inglese, “volverse loco” in spagnolo”)
Significato: 1) fare o dire cose senza senso 
2) arrabbiarsi
Esempio: 1) Mi sembra che stai dando i numeri! Non riesco a capire cosa vuoi dire! 
2) non so come fare a calmarla! Sta dando i numeri!



3) Dare ragione
Significato: riconoscere per vero o per giusto ciò che dice qualcuno. 
Esempio: Il professore ha ascoltato a fondo lo studente e infine gli ha dato ragione.


4) Dare fastidio
Significato: causare irritazione, disagio o nervosismo.
(in uso anche l’espressione “Dare noia”).
Esempi: 1)La musica alta mi da fastidio, potresti abbassare il volume?
2) Non mi dai fastidio: chiedimi pure ciò che vuoi.


5) Darsi delle arie
Significato: vantarsi di qualcosa
Esempio: Non sopporto quando Luca si da delle arie davanti agli altri: è così presuntuoso!

6) Dare a intendere ( o “darla a bere”)
Significato: far credere qualcosa a qualcuno
Esempi: 1) Non voglio darti a intendere che no ti voglio qui, ma puoi fare più silenzio per favore?
2) Non voglio darti a bere che sono ricco però posso dirti che non ho problemi economici.


7) Dare carta bianca a qualcuno
Significato: concedere la massima libertà di agire senza imporre alcun limite. 
Esempi: 1) Il mio capo mi ha dato carta bianca per sviluppare il mio nuovo progetto. 




8) Dare per scontato
Significato: pensare che qualcosa sia vero senza controllare.
Esempi: 1) Non dare per scontato che ti aiuterò, devo ancora decidere!




Italiano espresso

27 espressioni col verbo "dare"

In this Episode of our Podcast , we are going to listen to a story which is trying to teach us a moral thing. 
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whenever you tell lie , and repeat it , people lose their trust on you and they don't believe you anymore! 
hope you enjoy that!

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Welcome to a new episode of Italiano Chiaro! 🎧 In this episode, I’ll teach you some essential phrases and verbs to help you communicate in Italian during your lessons. From useful questions like “What does … mean?” and “Can you repeat, please?” to common classroom verbs like “Read” and “Listen.” These phrases will give you the confidence to interact and ask for clarification without hesitation.

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The Crow & the Pitcher
In a spell of dry weather, when the Birds could find very little to drink, a thirsty Crow found a pitcher with a little water in it. But the pitcher was high and had a narrow neck, and no matter how he tried, the Crow could not reach the water. The poor thing felt as if he must die of thirst.

Then an idea came to him. Picking up some small pebbles, he dropped them into the pitcher one by one. With each pebble the water rose a little higher until at last it was near enough so he could drink.

In a pinch a good use of our wits may help us out.

