Folktale Fridays will be an exploration of folktales. Aimed at students of all levels to follow along as I read, transporting us to distant lands, learning English vocabulary along the way. 

Folktale Friday

Rx English breaks down medical cases to build your English skills. Master vocabulary, phrases, and communication. 
Your prescription for confidence, one case at a time.


Rx English 

"La llegada de la sabiduría con el  tiempo" es una historia de Manuel Rivas en su libro ¿Qué me quieres, amor? página 181.  Inspirada en el poema de W.B Yeats. 

The Macondo man stories

La llegada de la sabiduría con el tiempo 

好聽的中文故事 | 好听的中文故事 ✨ 

北風和太陽誰更厲害？我們來聽聽看吧！
北风和太阳谁更厉害？我们来听听看吧！

好听的中文故事 | 好聽的中文故事 | Great Chinese Stories

北風和太陽 | 北风和太阳

This is for C1's and C2's who still make dumb mistakes :)

English for IT Pros

Go Back to the Basics if You Want to be Fluent

I'm talking about my hometown Hachioji in this episode.
Sorry for that it's a little bit noisy in the background.
I hope you'll enjoy this!

Super Casual Japanese with Teppei

ぼくの　ふるさと　はちおうじ　About mmy hometown

With doubts and worries in their hearts, the two finally graduated from college. “Should I stay in Beijing or go back to Africa? ”This is the biggest problem between them.

Audio book -  远嫁非洲是什么体验？

远嫁非洲

We will go through everything you need to know, in order to improve your presentation skills in a business setting

Business English with Ali

Mastering Effective Presentations in Business English

In this episode, we’ll explore the interesting and useful idiom pair: "事半功倍" and "事倍功半". You’ll learn the meaning of these two Chinese idioms, their differences, and how understanding them can help you express yourself more clearly. Plus, I’ll share some insights on how to remember them easily by comparing their effects—literally. Tune in to discover how these idioms can add more depth to your Chinese skills！

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

事半功倍 vs 事倍功半：An Interesting Idiom Pair

В этом подкасте я рассказываю о том, какие аллергии бывают и о симптомах аллергии.
