A story about a little boy who discovers that the fish he thought he found in a pond were actually baby frogs (tadpoles)!

Storytime with Teacher Lauren

I Found a Frog

1 ， nǐ xǐ huɑn chī qīnɡ dàn de cài mɑ ？ 
1 ， 你 喜 欢   吃  清   淡  的 菜  吗 ？ 
2 ， nǐ xǐ huɑn chī shén me kǒu wèi de cài ？ 
2 ， 你 喜 欢   吃  什   么 口  味  的 菜  ？ 
3 ， shēnɡ bìnɡ de shí hou ， wǒ men yào zuò shén me ？ 
3 ， 生    病   的 时  候  ， 我 们  要  做  什   么 ？ 
4 ， nǎ ɡè fàn diàn de cài hěn dì dào ？ 
4 ， 哪 个 饭  店   的 菜  很  地 道  ？ 
5 ， nǐ xǐ huɑn chī shén me zhōnɡ ɡuó cài ？ 
5 ， 你 喜 欢   吃  什   么 中    国  菜  ？ 


Laura cheng Chinese

Laura Chinese practice for order food 7

すべった＝アクシデント、転ぶこと。　　　　
スベった＝面白い話をしたのに誰も笑わなかった（^^;

みんなはスベった事ある🤣？

Japanese "Taka" it easy

スベった🤣 すべった⚠️ 

In this podcast you can learn the Roman numerals (i numeri romani).

I podcast secondo San Luca

I numeri romani -  Roman numerals - numeri e pronuncia

I Libri In  Pillole di Federica

Nono capitolo: Storia di un gatto e del topo che divento' suo amico

Chillchat在YouTube Music上线啦！！欢迎来到网络词汇第三集，在这集播客里，你会学到和社交媒体有关的表达。

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

社交媒体词汇101 Social media lingo

As artificial intelligence becomes ever more capable, is any job secure?

The Short And Sweet English Learning Podcast

Whose job is safe from AI?

Prepare for the OET Nursing Speaking Test with this emergency asthma management roleplay. In this exemplar, Kevin (The English Native) demonstrates how a nurse reassures a worried parent, gathers key information, and explains next steps — all while staying calm under pressure.

You’ll learn:

Natural, patient‑centred phrases for emergency care

How to balance empathy with clinical clarity

Communication strategies mapped to the OET speaking criteria (A–E)

Perfect for nurses aiming to boost fluency, confidence, and exam performance.

Transcript available here = https://www.notion.so/OET-Speaking-Hub-26c3e0e9024b80abbcebfceaf7d52553?source=copy_link

Kev's English Podcast

OET Speaking Practice for Nurses: Emergency Asthma Management Roleplay

みなさんはご飯を食べる前と後に、何と言いますか？日本では「いただきます」と「ごちそうさま」という大切な挨拶があります。この言葉には「命（いのち）」と「作った人」への「ありがとう」の気持ちが込められています。今日は、この二つの言葉の面白い由来（ゆらい）や、日本人の習慣についてお話しします。感想（かんそう）やメッセージもお待ちしています！


What do you say before and after meals in your country?In Japan, we have two essential phrases: "Itadakimasu" and "Gochisousama."These words carry a deep sense of gratitude toward the "life" of the ingredients and the "people" who prepared the meal.In this episode, I’ll talk about the fascinating origins of these phrases and Japanese dining habits in a way that’s easy for N5-level learners to understand.Thank you for listening! I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.


大家在用餐前後會說什麼呢？在日本，有兩個非常重要的招呼語：「いただきます（我開動了）」和「ごちそうさま（多謝款待）」。這兩句話包含了對「生命」的敬意，以及對「料理人」的感謝之情。今天的節目中，我將用簡單易懂的日文（N5程度），為大家介紹這兩句話有趣的由來以及日本人的飲食習慣。謝謝大家的收聽！歡迎留言跟我分享你的想法喔！
