Tailored Swahili podcast for global learners. 
Topics: Grammar, vocab, culture. 
Goal: Boost fluency, confidence. Let's learn together!

Merry's voice (HSK一）

HSK 一   story 1 《新朋友》

Listen to this episode about the phrase PUSHING THE ENVELOPE and learn what "the envelope" really means.

Brentoni's English Podcast

042 - pushing the envelope

En este episodio hablamos sobre los propósitos de año nuevo, de por qué el 90% de la gente los abandona y qué podemos hacer para cumplir nuestros objetivos. 
Y tú, ¿tienes propósitos para este 2026? Dímelo en los comentarios 😊

Español con Pablo

Propósitos de Año Nuevo | Nivel A2-B1

Planning has begun on a new, car-free town which the authorities plan to locate on waste ground, close to the Condolanda power plant. It will consist of houses, parks and public transport facilities, as well as public buildings such as a police station, a secondary school, town hall, etc. There will be commercial buildings including a shopping mall, office blocks, retail stores and a medical centre. There will also be a large area of modem apartment blocks, and residents will welcome the addition of a nearby leisure centre. The heating for all the buildings will come at low cost from the power plant.


English Mini Lessons

Buildings in a new town

标准汉语会话360句 book1-4 Standard Chinese conversation 360 sentences

我正在跑步呢。

The easiest way to learn and remember idioms is to learn about their history. When you understand where they came from, it's a lot easier to remember what they mean.  This episode covers idioms that are drawn from different types of transportation.

Difficult English Explained

Idioms from Transportation:  What do they mean and where do they come from?

Platiqué con Nikolett, profe húngara aquí en Italki, sobre una leyenda de sus tierras.


Mucho que decir

La Leyenda de El Turul Ft. Nikolett Bíró (Hungría)

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Encourage cross-cultural exchange programs or workshops.
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