如果你也在生命中有重大的失落，无论是分手、离婚、失业、亲人好友离世，我想给你一些关于积极的心态的建议。


心的重建

1.生病shēng bìng   v.to fall ill, to be sick
2.每měi pron. every,each 
3.早上zǎo shàng n.morning
4.跑步pǎobù  v.to run ,to jog
5.起床 qǐ chuáng v.to get up,to get out of bed


hsk2

It si mainly suitable for foreigners who want to do business in China,covering life,social tasks related to business Chinese and common business tasks in business activities.

New Silk Road Business Chiness

这个频道是送给在中国容易迷路的伙伴

问路频道

购物频道

当你饿了，想吃点东西的时候，可以来这个频道。
When you are hungry and want to eat something,you can come to this channel.

美食频道

Denunciando un robo en casa 🏠🔍

Oficial: Buenas tardes, señor/a. ¿Cómo puedo ayudarle?

Víctima: Buenas tardes, oficial. Alguien entró a mi casa y robó mis cosas.

Oficial: Lo siento mucho. ¿Cuándo ocurrió el robo?

Víctima: No estoy seguro/a. Salí esta mañana y cuando regresé, la puerta estaba abierta.

Oficial: ¿Nota si falta algo dentro de la casa?

Víctima: Sí, se llevaron mi televisor, mi computadora y algo de dinero en efectivo.

Oficial: ¿Vio a alguien sospechoso cerca de su casa antes de salir?

Víctima: No, pero mi vecino dijo que vio a un hombre merodeando por la zona.

Oficial: ¿Tiene cámaras de seguridad en su casa o en la zona?

Víctima: No en mi casa, pero creo que el edificio de enfrente tiene cámaras.

Oficial: Muy bien, tomaremos su declaración y revisaremos las cámaras de seguridad.

Víctima: ¿Cree que podrán recuperar mis cosas?

Oficial: Haremos todo lo posible. Necesito que haga una lista detallada de los objetos robados.

Víctima: De acuerdo, la haré ahora mismo.

Oficial: También enviaremos una patrulla a la zona para investigar.

Víctima: Gracias, oficial. Espero que puedan encontrar a los responsables.

Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish conversation part 37

In this episode, we are going to listen to a dialogue and talk about some common phrases people use to argue. 
Site: https://iamniquey.myfreesites.net/language
Transcript: https://ko-fi.com/s/61c41adb70

To see podcast transcripts, a list of all my podcasts, vocabulary lists, quizzes, and more, click through to my website above where you will find all the links. You will also find links to my beginner-level podcasts for Chinese and Spanish there as well.
要想看到播客记录、我所有的播客列表、词汇表、测验等等，请点击我上面的网站。你会发现所有的链接。你也可以在那里找到我的中文初级播客的链接。
Para ver las transcripciones, una lista de todos mis podcasts, listas de vocabulario, cuestionarios y mucho más, haz clic en mi sitio web, donde encontrarás todos los enlaces. También encontrarás enlaces a mis podcasts para principiantes de español.

Enjoy the podcast!

Flying In English | Intermediate

“I’ve Had It!” Learn how to have an argument | Flying in English Intermediate Ep. 001

Hello listeners! In this episode, we will be hearing the different ways to answer the question- "How are you?" 

The English Chamber

I'm good!

Enjoy the twentieth first episode of Culture To Grow, which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed.

In this episode, we will be wishing my sister a HAPPY BIRTHDAY and also learn about  the wonderful ways birthdays are celebrated in different corners of the world. You will also learn about two unique traditions that my family does for each person's birthday.

Some of my guests who will be sharing their own unique cultures with all of you are  from Somalia, China, Vietnam, Sudan, and Japan. 

Somalia - [00:01:38]
China -  [00:02:25]
Vietnam - [00:03:04]
Sudan - [00:03:47]
Japan - [00:04:47]

Culture To Grow

Episode 21: Birthday Culture Around the World Part 2

Remember to sound interested  when meeting someone new. 
It’s as important as eye contact and shaking hands. 
Pay attention to your intonation.

Follow me for more Everyday English.


Everyday English with Teacher Alyse

Sounding Interested

Transcription:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SI-MzuBFbktwfS-1MabWWgCalISlkDSVt5sdZduJiA4/edit?usp=sharing

Enjoy Russian with Yanchik ❤️

# 16 'To cook' and dumplings (+transcription)

Company culture matters. A common reason people are motivated to switch jobs is a desire for a different company culture. When employees fit into the culture of a company, they not only feel more comfortable, like they are at their home away from home, but they are happier, more engaged, and more productive. 

In this episode, I walk you through questions to identify the type of culture you want in a company. You'll hear some of the most memorable and shocking answers I've heard from clients as we've talked about company culture. Then, I share steps that you can take to find companies with attractive cultures. Finally, I share what to do during a job interview to detect the culture of the company. You'll learn what to look for and questions to ask your interviewers. The episode concludes with definitions for nine idioms and phrases for English language learners.

Episode originally published on April 24, 2020.
Transcript available at https://www.express-to-impress.com/culture-of-a-company/. 
Infographics from this episode are at https://www.pinterest.com/ExpresstoImpress/. 

Express to Impress

How to Uncover the Culture of a Company

In this episode, you can notice the simple way to interact while hearing someone telling a story, using “然后呢？”. In this case, "然后呢？" means "and then?".  

今天我到外面走走，没想到发现了一大堆蚂蚁正在搬一只死了的虫子。
它们有的拉着脚，有的拉着头，还有的拖着身子 ，
几乎把整个虫子都围住了。可是虫子却一点儿也不动 。
不过，蚂蚁们也没有放弃，依然竭尽全力地拉着。 
最后在蚂蚁们坚持不懈的努力下，终于把虫子拖回了家。
蚂蚁这种坚持不懈的精神值得我们学习吧? 

Difficult words:

•  没想到 
[ méi xiǎng dào ]
didn't expect

•  身子 
[ shēn zi ]
body; pregnancy; health

•  几乎 
[ jī hū ]
almost; nearly; practically

•  围住 
[ wéi zhù ]
to surround; to gird

•  虫子 
[ chóng zi ]
insect; bug; worm; Classifiers: 条 

•  放弃 
[ fàng qì ]
to renounce; to abandon; to give up

•  竭尽全力 
[ jié jìn quán lì ]
to spare no effort (idiom); to do one's utmost

•  终于 
[ zhōng yú ]
at last; in the end; finally; eventually

•  坚持不懈 
[ jiān chí bú xiè ]
to persevere unremittingly (idiom); to keep going until the end

•  精神 
[ jīng shén ]
spirit; mind; consciousness; thought; mental; psychological; essence; gist; Classifiers: 个 

•  值得 
[ zhí de ]
to be worth; to deserve


