Today Alexis and I discuss ways to get compensation.
The vocabulary in this episode includes:
• to sue 
• to settle
• malpractice 
• mediation 
• judge
• out of court 
•settlement
•an eye for an eye
•slander
•malpractice

Jerome: ⁠https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/4075458⁠
Alexis: ⁠https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/9464070 


The Jerome Meadows Experience

Lawyer up!

Das Thema ist, wie man mit den Präpositionen umgeht).

Deutsch unterwegs / German on the go

Präpositionen

1-Follow the instructions on the exam paper.
2- Don't communicate with ocher candidates. You could be asked to leave for cheating.
3- Before you start, read the exam paper carefully. Don't waste time copying the questions.
4-Planning is essential if you are writing essays. Spend 5-10 minutes making notes.
5- Have a positive attitude. You are being examined on what you know, and this is your chance co show it. And it will be a relief when it's all over

English Mini Lessons

How to sit written exams

Neste episódio nós vamos falar e "aprender" a fazer três sobremesas muito comuns aqui no Brasil e no meio dessa conversa você ainda vai aprender uma expressão que nós costumamos usar na cozinha brasileira.

Keep Speaking Portuguese

Sobremesas brasileiras

Do you know the meaning of ALL of these Color IDIOMS

• to have the BLUES
• once in a BLUE moon
• out of the BLUE
• GREEN with envy
• caught RED-handed
• I saw RED

I didn't think so!

Listen and take the test!

Jerome: ⁠https://www.italki.com/user/4075458⁠ 
Alexis: ⁠https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/9464070


She called me out of the BLUE! (Color Idioms)

What does confronting death, freedom, and the meaning of life have to do with learning Spanish? 🧠💀

Everything.

Most language advice focuses on the how. But what about the why that lies beneath it all?

In Episode 104 of 111 Tips for Learning a Language, we dive deep into Existential Therapy to explore how facing life's biggest questions can unlock your most powerful learning potential. Discover how to:

• 🗽 Embrace the freedom and responsibility of being the author of your language journey
• 🌉 Use language to bridge our fundamental human isolation and achieve real connection
• 🎨 Create meaning out of arbitrary grammar and vocabulary, making your practice profoundly personal
• ⏳ Harness the awareness of your finite time to fuel a powerful, productive urgency

This isn't just about learning to speak. It's about learning to live more fully through your target language.

We explore how the principles of Existential Therapy can transform language learning from a mere academic task into a profound journey of personal growth. By confronting life's core "givens"—freedom, isolation, meaninglessness, and mortality—this episode reveals how you can harness existential anxiety to fuel your progress. Learn how to take radical responsibility for your learning, find deep connection through communication, create personal meaning, and leverage the urgency of your finite time to become a more authentic and courageous speaker.

💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 104 - How🗽Existential Therapy📷 can help you learn a language

10 Questions with Marko
 マルコさんへの10の質問

1.どこに住んでいますか？
　Where do you live?

2.首都はどこですか？
　What is your capital city?

3.天気はどうですか？
　What is the weather like?

4.温度は何度くらいですか？
　What is the temperature like?

5.日本との時差はどのくらいですか
　What is the time difference from Japan?

6.好きな野菜はなんですか？
　What is your favorite vegetable?

7.住んでいる町に日本レストランはありますか？
　Are there any Japanese restaurants in your town?

8.犬がいますか？
　Do you have a dog?

9.名前はなんですか？
　What is the name of your dog?

10.ときどき、一緒に散歩にいきますか？
　Do you sometimes go for a walk with your dog?


[単語リスト(Word List)]

首都　しゅと　capital cities　
天気　てんき　weather
温度　おんど　temperature
時差　じさ　　time difference
野菜　やさい　vegetables
散歩　さんぽ　walking



SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送  継続は力ニャり

Vol.18   10 Questions with Marko  マルコさんへの10の質問

A short, slow Norwegian story set at the Bergen Christmas Market.
Perfect for beginners (A1–A2) who want relaxed listening practice with simple vocabulary and clear sentences.

Mikael's Norwegian Lessons

Bergen Christmas Market 🇳🇴

Before you take your IELTS speaking exam don’t you think it would be a a good idea to know what the examiners are looking for? What’s the difference between a band 5 and a band 6 ? What do you have to do to get a band 7 ? Why do some people get band 8? What’s the difference between a 7 and 8, or the difference between 8 and 9?