Así como los avances tecnológicos han modificado el día a día, también transforman y seguirán transformando los diferentes ámbitos de la vida, y el área educativa, sin duda, es una de ellas. Sin embargo, ¿es esta integración completamente positiva, beneficiosa o provechosa? ¿Las nuevas tecnologías y la educación de hoy van de la mano? Escucha y participa en los comentarios, es de gran ayuda y motivación. Cuéntanos tu opinión 

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In this episode, we break down exactly how to speak during stand-up meetings as an international IT professional. You’ll learn practical sentence starters, soft-skill phrases, and common mistakes to avoid

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Mastering Stand-Up Meetings in English

Pronunciation and sentence practice using the letter 'M' 

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Say Hi English! With Teacher Duran.

5 minute Adjectives:  The letter 'M' 

Script

おはようございます。日本語だんだんポットキャストのゆかりです。
今日はたばこの話です。

あなたは、たばこをすいますか？

私はたばこをすいません。

日本では、みんながいる場所でたばこをすうことができません。

たとえば、駅(えき)や公園(こうえん)、

電車やレストランでは、たばこをすうことはできません。

これを禁煙(きんえん)と言います。

たばこは禁止(きんし)とおなじ意味(いみ)です。

「駅は禁煙です」

「このお寺(てら)は禁煙です」

「ここは禁煙ですか？」

と言います。

日本では、ほとんどの道(みち)も禁煙です。

禁煙のところが多いです。

たばこが好きな人にとっては、ちょっと大変ですね。

たばこがすいたいときは

「すみません、たばこはどこですえますか？」
と聞いてみて下さい。

では、今日も最後まで聞いてくれて、だんだん、です！

また、明日。


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Today's Keywords

□禁煙(きんえん)
No smoking" or "Smoking prohibited" 

□(たばこを)すいます
smoke

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15.ここは禁煙(きんえん)です。/Travel tips/Japaneseだんだんpodcast

Sepi_Narrates!

How I became a teacher

In this episode you will learn HSK3 lesson one,warm up.

HSK3

HSK3-1-warm up

Esta semana empiezan los Juegos Olímpicos, por eso en el episodio de hoy hablamos de este evento. Te voy a contar un poco acerca de su historia, como han evolucionado, y algunos de sus símbolos.

Si te gusta el episodio, te agradecería si pudieras tomarte un par de minutos y dejarle una valoración en la plataforma desde donde lo estás escuchando.
También me gustaría saber si eres un aficionado a las olimpiadas y cuál es tu deporte favorito para mirar. ¡Cuéntame!


Blanca to go 

150 - Los Juegos Olímpicos

In questo episodio parlerò sui progetti che ognuno vorrebbe realizzare ma che fino ad adesso non ha fatto, sulla normalitá che vivevamo prima del Covid 19 e quella nuova normalitá,  le routine quotidiane. Come tempi verbali utilizzo il passato prossimo, verbi riflessivi, imperfetto, imperativo. Utilizzo del vocabulario della pandemia.

Vivendo tra due lingue

Che verrá

Spanish star Rafael Nadal is retiring from professional tennis at the age of 38, he has announced.

Nadal won 22 Grand Slam singles titles during his career, including the French Open 14 times.

He has been one of the greatest players of the modern game, sharing his time at the top with his longtime rivals Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.

The tennis world has long debated which man should be called the "Greatest of All Time" — or "GOAT."

Nadal hasn't been able to compete much during the past two seasons because of injuries. He has entered just two of the last eight major tournaments.

He said that next month's Davis Cup finals — when he'll play for Spain — will be his final tournament.

"It is obviously a difficult decision, one that has taken me some time to make," he said. "But in this life, everything has a beginning and an end."

Nadal was known for his physical style of play — he played every point as though it were his last, but he was especially strong on clay courts.

There is a statue of Nadal outside those slow, red courts in Paris on which he enjoyed so much success.

As well as his French Open titles, he won the US Open four times and won Wimbledon and the Australian Open twice each.

"I think it is the appropriate time to put an end to a career that has been long and much more successful than I could have ever imagined," Nadal said.

His last major title came in Paris in June 2022. Nadal's tally of Grand Slams has since been surpassed by Djokovic, who has now won 24 majors.

In total, the Spaniard won 92 singles titles, spent 209 weeks as the world's number one player and earned almost $135 million in prize money.

He said: "Really, everything I have experienced has been a dream come true."