Which do you think has more salt: cornflakes, or sardines? What about digestive biscuits or potato chips? Even milk has a surprising amount of salt and sugar.

The Social Evolutionary

How Much Salt is in Food? It'll Give You a Heart Attack!

An Episode about Halloween featuring Jerome & Alexis

The Jerome Meadows Experience

Halloween Special

Beginner Chinese Listening

Beginner Chinese Listening：Rain Season 雨季

Un podcast facile pour raconter des évènements passés + le passé composé des verbes irréguliers + la négation au passé composé

France Class Niveau Elémentaire

Je n'ai pas voulu partir mais j'ai dû rentrer !

Vidéo avec sous-titres: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc380-ySLgU

French Stories For All

French Listening Practice - Assurance Vie -

Let’s be honest for a second—learning English isn't a sprint; it's a marathon. But knowing that and believing it are two different things. In today’s episode, I break down the three pillars that actually move the needle: Practice, Consistency, and Patience.

We talk about why practicing daily for 10 minutes beats a 3-hour study session once a week, why you need to fall in love with the process (not just the result), and most importantly—how to be patient with yourself when progress feels slow.

If you’ve ever felt like you're putting in the work but getting nowhere, this episode is your reality check. Stop looking for shortcuts. Let's build the habits that last.

The Everyday English Podcast

Practice, Patience, and Consistency: Why Most Learners Quit Too Soon

Hello and welcome back! Today we are going to read a lively book by Dr. Seuss called Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? This story is all about sounds—like moo, buzz, and boom. It’s a fun way to practice listening, repeating, and learning playful English sounds. Send me a message for your free digital copy of this book to follow along. Let’s get started!

Dr Suess stories

Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?

THE POLITE ART OF STARTING A CONVERSATION | What is small talk and why is it so important in business?

In this episode, we discuss what exactly is meant by small talk, when you should use small talk in business and which topics make for a great conversation. We discuss why this important social skill is vital for every English learner to master. so that you can become an integral part of a team, instead of being the outsider.

Book a lesson with Paul here: https://teach.italki.com/teacher/1657616 
Book a lesson with Rachel here: https://www.italki.com/teacher/1394345

BizPod - The Business English Podcast

BizPod Episode 3 - Making Small Talk

真不错！zhēn bùcuò ！That's really wonderful !
太好了！ tài hǎo le ！Excellent!
棒极了！bàng jí le ！Great !
你真了不起。nǐ zhēn liǎobuqǐ.  You're really terrific！
你的衣服真漂亮！nǐ de yīfu zhēn piàoliang! Your dress is so pretty !
你的男朋友真帅！nǐ de nán péngyou zhēn shuài ！Your boyfriend is so handsome！
这个菜真好吃！zhège cài zhēn hǎochī What a delicious dish！
你唱得真好听！nǐ chàng de zhēn hǎotīng ！You sing so well !
哪里哪里。nǎli nǎli. That's nothing/not at all.
您过奖了。nín guòjiǎng le. You're flattering me.
还差得远呢。hái chà de yuǎn ne 。It‘s not that great.

p.s：Chinese people are usually very modest. When being praised, they always say"哪里哪里" "过奖了" "还差得远呢“ instead of saying ”谢谢“directly.

真zhēn + adj. / Psych verbs
好hǎo + V.
beautiful mĕi 美
cool kù 酷
smart cōngmíng 聪明
lovely / cute kĕài 可爱
interesting yŏu yìsi 有意思
delicious hăochī 好吃
(sth. sounds) beautiful hăotīng 好听
(sth. looks) pretty hăokàn 好看
(sth. drinks) tasty hăohē 好喝
funny hăowánr 好玩儿


