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Story Time with Teacher Vanessa

What is Snow?

The never-ending fairy tales land🧚🏻‍♂️

Swan lake (Chapter 5)

病、不、不錯、菜、餐廳、茶，例句和發音

Taiwan Daphne - elementary vocabulary

病、不、不錯、菜、餐廳、茶

¿Estás cansado de decir siempre "me gusta"? En este episodio te enseño algunas alternativas. ¡Tu español sonará más natural!

CocoLoco Spanish

9 formas alternativas de decir "me gusta"

🎧Escucha este divertido episodio, vas a escuchar cómo le decimos a algunas prendas de ropa en México y en Argentina.

Checa también el canal de Camila:
https://www.italki.com/teacher/11031501 

Hablando Al Chile

 ¿Remera o playera? 🎧

Navidad, sin duda la mejor época del año ¿pero sabías qué en Veracruz México tienen una peculiar e interesante tradición que hacen que la navidad se vea aún mejor? Pues sí mi querido amigo(a), en este episodio hablamos acerca de La Rama, una tradición veracruzana que consiste en decorar una rama de cualquier árbol y llevarla contigo cantando por las calles de tu barrio para...

Únete conmigo y con Daniel para descubrir más acerca de esta bella tradición, además de aprender interesantes y útiles expresiones del español que potenciarán el modo en el que hablas para que suenes más como un nativo y veas como es verdaderamente hablado este idioma.

Si deseas leer la transcripción de este podcast para no perderte ni una sola palabra de lo que decimos, puedes hacerlo yendo a este enlace (https://esdeverdad.com/podcast/la-rama-veracruzana)

Es De Verdad

T1 E1 - La Rama: Tradición Navideña de Veracruz México

ぼくたち、飲（の）みにいくのだけど、あなたも来（き）ませんか？
We are getting together for some drinks.
Would you like to come?

はい！よさそうですね。
Yes!  That sounds great!

いつ、どこで待（ま）っていればいいですか？
When and where should I meet you?

うちのオフィスビルの前（まえ）で、６時（じ）でどうですか？
How about at 6 o'clock in front of our office building?

では、その時（とき）に会（あ）いましょう。
See you then.


Useful words and expression.

はい、ありがとう。
Yes, thank you.

わかりました。
I understand.

あなたのいいたいことはわかります。
I see what you mean.

けっこうです。
No, thank you.

またの機会（きかい）に。
Maybe another time.

考（かんが）えさせてください。
Let me think about it.

あまり、したくありません。
I'd rather not.






Cheerful life

人（ひと）をさそうとき

In this episode you will learn how to ask ' How tall are you ?'

HSK2

Made Chinese easy!

New Year is the perfect time for people to try new things, like changing their diet or habits. Some people take part in Veganuary, an annual challenge where they avoid eating animal products like meat, dairy, or eggs during January.

Veganuary first started in 2014 as a fun way to explore a vegan lifestyle and see how it feels. Since then, plant-based eating has gained popularity, and it's not uncommon for restaurants to offer at least one vegan option on their menus.

But a study has found that many meat-eaters end up feeling disgusted by meat after trying Veganuary.

Researchers studied 40 meat-eaters before and after Veganuary.

They found that, although most participants went back to eating meat when the month had ended, they felt more disgusted about doing so. And people who ate the least amount of meat during the challenge felt the most disgust afterwards.

A separate 2023 study on 46 Veganuary participants found that they were much less likely to describe themselves as meat-eaters after taking part in the challenge.

Scientists suggest that this change happens because people feel uncomfortable when their actions don't match their beliefs. Many enjoy the taste and convenience of eating meat, but they also feel guilty about the cruelty of factory farming.

So by giving up meat during Veganuary, participants may start to think more about these issues and develop negative feelings toward eating meat.

This research shows that even a short-term change in behavior can change the way you think, says Natalia Lawrence, a scientist from the University of Exeter who worked on the studies.

"Normally, the idea is to educate people first to change their attitudes, and hopefully they end up changing their behaviour," she told The Guardian.

"But if you persuade people to change their behaviour for a month, it seems that these things follow."