I'll read 'the very hungry caterpillar' by Eric Carle in this episode. You will listen to the life cycle of a caterpillar turning into a butterfly, and also the day of the week, fruits, and counting to five.

'아주 배고픈 애벌레'는 무엇을 먹었을까요? 

Key vocabulary
알 egg
애벌래 caterpillar
일요일 Sunday
배가 고프다 to be hungry
월요일 Monday
사과 한 개 one apple
화요일 Tuesday
배 두 개 two pears
수요일 Wendsday 
자두 세 개 three plums
목요일 Thursday
딸기 네 개 four strawberries
금요일 Friday
오렌지 다섯 개 five apples 
수박 watermelon
배가 아프다 to have a stomache
번데기 cacoon
나비 butterfly


Korean with Yuna

Story Book_배고픈 애벌레 (Beginner)

Here are 10 super practical, full sentences for Mandarin beginners! Whether you want to make friends, ask for directions, or go shopping, these full expressions will help you start a conversation with confidence:

🗣️ 你叫什么名字？ (Nǐ jiào shénme míngzi?) - What is your name?

🤝 很高兴认识你。 (Hěn gāoxìng rènshi nǐ.) - Nice to meet you.

🚻 请问洗手间在哪里？ (Qǐngwèn xǐshǒujiān zài nǎlǐ?) - Excuse me, where is the restroom?

💰 请问这个多少钱？ (Qǐngwèn zhège duōshǎo qián?) - Excuse me, how much is this?

🤷 我不懂中文。 (Wǒ bù dǒng Zhōngwén.) - I don't understand Chinese.

🐢 请你说慢一点。 (Qǐng nǐ shuō màn yīdiǎn.) - Please speak a bit slower.

🇬🇧 你会说英语吗？ (Nǐ huì shuō Yīngyǔ ma?) - Can you speak English?

🛍️ 我要买这个。 (Wǒ yào mǎi zhège.) - I want to buy this.

🙋 请帮我一下。 (Qǐng bāng wǒ yīxià.) - Please help me for a moment.

😊 祝你今天开心！ (Zhù nǐ jīntiān kāixīn!) - Wish you a happy day today!

Hope you have fun studying. 1 on 1 lessons available. 

✨ Listen and Answer and Speak Up! ✨

Repeat and Learn: 10 Useful Beginner Sentences 

Sorma yahu... Grip salgını var. Evde önce babam hasta oldu, sonra kız kardeşim, şimdi de ben. Şifayı kaptım işte…

Türkçe Deyimler - Idioms 

Şifayı Kapmak

Киїів - це величне та гарне місто. У подкасті ви послухаєте історію про Київ, дізнаєтесь історичні дати та хто заснував прекрасне місто. 
1) Перекладіь текст вашою рідною мовою.
2) Напишіть запитання які тебе цікавять та надішли мені.
3) Склади маршрут подорожі по столиці України.
4) Напиши план запитань до місцевих жителів.
5) Спитай у місцевих жителів, як дійти до твого готелю.

Українська мова - це легко!

Київ - столиця України

In this episode we dive deep into the structure of the IELTS exam. From Listening to Speaking, we break down each section, providing clear explanations of what to expect and how to prepare effectively. Discover the four parts of the Listening section, the types of texts you'll encounter in Reading, the tasks you'll tackle in Writing, and the conversational flow of the Speaking test. Whether you're taking the General Training or Academic IELTS, this episode is packed with insights to help you master the exam format and build confidence. Tune in and take one step closer to IELTS success!

IELTS with Ali

Decode the IELTS: Your Guide to Cracking the Test Format

Trends shift and attention spans dwindle, building trust and credibility is paramount. One often-overlooked factor in achieving this? Consistency in your communication.

Just like a brand with a clear visual identity, your communication style should be instantly recognizable. This doesn't mean being monotonous – it's about establishing a core set of principles that guide your interactions, both internally and externally. In this episode I will be discussing: The Power of Consistency: Communication Gems for Building Trust and Credibility.

By adopting these communication gems, you can cultivate a consistent voice across all your interactions. This consistency fosters trust, builds credibility, and ultimately, creates a strong foundation for sustainable business success. Remember, consistency is a journey, not a destination. Regularly review and refine your communication strategies to ensure they continue to represent your company effectively. When your communication shines with consistent clarity and purpose, you create a powerful connection with your audience, and that's a gem worth treasuring.

The Global Professional Podcast

Communication Gems - The Power of Consistent Communication EP 12

Hi, guys!

Today we are gonna have a short lesson about crimes!

We are going to study new words and grammar. And as homework you will have some exercises.
Let’s go.

Crime is a very interesting topic, and a bad guy who takes your money or kills someone we can call a criminal, a felon or a culprit. This guy usually commits a crime.

Okay, so a criminal, a felon or a culprit commits a crime.

What other crimes should we know?

Bribery. Bribery is a crime when one person gives money to get an illegal service. For example, a person gives a doctor 1000$ to make fake papers. When you make fake papers, we call it forgery. 

Okay, bribery, to give a bribe.

Next word is blackmail. If he wanted to give a bribe, but his doctor refused, he can blackmail him. It means that he writes: “If you don’t do what I want, I will ruin your life”. He threatens this person.

Blackmail, to blackmail, blackmailer.


If this person doesn’t listen to this guy, he starts stalking him. He becomes a stalker. He follows him every minute. He wants to get what he’s asking for.

Finally the police arrest him. He is a criminal and he’s behind bars. 

People start talking about him:

“-It is said that he is a criminal
-yes, he is said to be a blackmailer and stalker. He also gave a bribe!”

If you look at these sentences you can see a very good grammar structure.

Let's take a closer look.

For example, we say  “She is a teacher.” We can also say “it is said that she is a teacher” or “sh is said to be a teacher” 

It is said she is beautiful
She is said to be beautiful.


Practise these sentences at home and ask me for correct answers in messages.

He is smart. 
He is a felon. He gives a bribe.
She is a stalker. She stalks him every day.
Criminals commit crimes. 
Bob is a felon. He blackmails people.
Susue is a criminal. She blackmails people and gives bribes.

That’s it guys. If yo9u liked this podcast, and this lesson you can book a trial lesson with me!


Excellent at English with Kate K

CRIMES!

Note: This podcast is intended for language learning ONLY. Not for promoting or criticizing any political party or ideology. Let’s keep it friendly and accessible to all :)


Also, all of the experiences are the hosts’ own experiences so please do your own research if you need more information.

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

Are You A Picky-Eater? 你挑食吗？

American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald once said the "worst thing in the world is to try to sleep and not to."

Many of us will have experienced this at some point — lying in bed for what feels like hours, trying to fall asleep. But what if there was a way to fall asleep in just five minutes?

Of course, some people take longer to fall asleep than others do. But experts say there are different things we can do to help us fall asleep quicker.

Here are some of them:

Morning light is important
It might sound strange, but according to sleep scientist Russell Foster, getting a good night's sleep starts in the morning. Speaking with The Telegraph, he said it's important to get as much natural light as early as possible.

This can help move our body clock to an earlier time, so that we already feel tired when we get into bed later on.

Don't nap after 4 p.m.
If you've had a long day at work, you may be tempted to have a nap in the afternoon. And while short naps can help us feel less tired during the day, Foster says we shouldn't nap for longer than 20 minutes or less than six hours before going to bed, or we might have difficulty falling asleep later.

Practice mindfulness
"Most people don't have a sleep problem, they have an anxiety problem," Foster says, and he recommends practicing mindfulness as a way to relax before bed.

This means being present with our thoughts, instead of thinking about things that have happened or could happen. You could try reading or doing some breathing exercises as a way to relax, and avoid using your phone.

He adds that important conversations should be saved for when it's light outside, as they could keep your mind active and stop you from falling asleep quickly.