Two people talk about themselves and their families.


Beginner 

Meet the Teachers - (Be Verbs - Introductions)

I invite you to check out 3 more Russian tongue twisters! 
Give it a shot and try repeating after me. I'll read each one twice: first slowly, and then closer to normal speed.

мАма мЫла мИлу мЫлом, мИла мЫло не любИла. (м,л) 

Ехал грЕка чЕрез рЕку, вИдит грЕка – в рекЕ рак. сУнул грЕка рУку в рЕку, рак за рУку грЕку – цап! (р,к)

былА у фролА, фролУ на лАвра навралА, пойдУ к лаврУ, на фролА лаврУ наврУ. (ф,л,в)

These tongue twisters focus on various Russian sounds. Try to articulate them as clearly as possible. Let's focus on accuracy rather than speed. Good luck!


Russian with Elina

Russian tongue twisters - part 4

这些都是爱的表达

“喂，我是爸爸。闺女，你过得好吗？没什么事，就是给你打个电话。”
大部分的父母，尤其是与子女相隔千里的父母，跟子女打电话时的开场白好像总是“没什么事，就是给你打个电话。”难道父母真的是因为无聊、没事可做，才拨通了电话？

“没什么事，就是给你打个电话。”其实，这句话里的含义包括：“好长时间没见你了”“这周回家看看吧”“想你了”“我爱你”等等。
父母会对孩子说：“没什么事，就是给你打个电话。”
热恋中的情侣会说：“没什么事，就是想听听你的声音。”
好朋友会说：“没什么事，就是问问你周末有没有时间聚聚。”

“没什么，就是……”这句话好像没什么特别的含义，却又意义深刻。当说出这句话时，“没什么”其实意味着“有什么”。

学习重点——什么
1.这个计划没什么问题，可以发给客户了。
2.有什么不明白的地方，可以给我发邮件。
3.附近没有什么好吃的餐厅。
4.妈妈每次打电话时都会先说，没什么事，其实我知道她想我了。
5.我找你没什么特别的事，就是想请你帮我一个忙。

边听边说 More than Chinese Listening

第七集 这些都是爱的表达

Today we talk about meeting new people, introducing oneself and asking about directions to places to eat.

Everyday English with David

주말 특가예요, 소시지 1+1 행사 중입니다. 한 번 시식해 보세요.
周末大减价, 香肠买一送一啦。尝一下吧。

하나 주세요! 저번에 먹어봤는데, 하나도 안 짜고, 담백하니 맛있더라고요. 
来一个吧! 上次尝过, 一点儿都不咸, 既清淡又好吃。

네, 이번에 할인 행사와 특별하게 미니 머스터드 소스도 같이 챙겨 드려요.
好, 这次减价活动还特别赠送一个迷你芥末酱。	

감사합니다. 다음에 또 올게요.
谢谢你。下次还会再来。


특가 大减价  
소시지 香肠  
담백하다 清淡  
머스터드 소스 芥末酱 

[YOON] 1분 한국어

주말 특가예요, 소시지 1+1 행사 중입니다.  周末大减价, 香肠买一送一啦。

So you have an IELTS speaking test. How should you spend that 1 minute you have to prepare for part 2? What kind of notes should you take? This podcast tells you what to do with your 1 minute preparation time. Listen, and don't forget to take the quiz!

IELTS Speaking Practice

IELTS speaking test part 2. How do your prepare?

In the second episode of No Such Thing as a Synonym, we explore a common pair of adverbs: "nearly" and "almost".   

When you look up these words in a dictionary you’ll find they have virtually identical definitions. However, I want to let you in on a secret – the dictionary isn’t telling you the whole story.

In this episode, we’ll explore the pragmatic and subtle differences between the two words, including the difference between "nearly perfect" and "almost perfect" and why we don’t usually use "nearly" with emotions, as in "I felt nearly giddy with excitement".

Listen along to learn something new!

No Such Thing as a Synonym

02: Nearly & Almost

En este episodio aprenderás a diferenciar el por y el para, tambien verás los diferentes usos que se les puede dar a estos conectores. 

Spanish Shortcut

EP 13. USO DE "POR" Y "PARA"

#1 of 3 podcasts on telephone skills. 
Phrases to answer the phone, ask to speak to someone and to put someone through. 
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