In this episode we learn how to say countries and continents in Swahili

Lets Learn Swahili

Countries and Continents

Learn about the current water crisis and why some people are calling it the next gold. We also take a look at a company that makes water out of thin air. 
Great lesson for everyone who's interested in technology, innovation, ecology, and engineering, and entrepreneurship.


New English US

Advanced English: Let's talk about water

In this episode we learn:
Thee three personal pronouns in Swahili:
A). First person pronoun
B). Second person pronoun
C). Third person pronoun
     Each personal pronoun has a singular and a plural form.

Personal pronouns(Viwakilishi- Nafsi)

99 most important Dutch verbs by frequency

See for het imperfectum en het perfectum ==>  https://drive.google.com/file/d/15FbcgHcXNNcN4I72UB638rcYlMBwDqS2/view?usp=sharing



🇳🇱📕🎓LET’S LEARN DUTCH! 

99 most important Dutch verbs by frequency

We are talking about question words here. 
Enjoy the episode! =)

Like a Chameleon

Question Words - Питальні слова Pt.1

What happened to Monday? An extremely violent thriller/science fiction movie that has an intriguing and interesting plot based on septuplets that keep a low profile to avoid being killed as they live in a time where there can only be one child per family... There's a lot that can be said about this film, so I would like for you to watch it and let me know what you think. 

#MustWatch TV Series/Movies

#MustWatch What Happened to Monday? (Movie)

A : Madame ?
B : Bonjour madame, je voudrais un croissant au beurre, deux pains au chocolat et une brioche au sucre, s'il vous plaît.
A : Oui madame, et avec ceci ?
B : Je vais prendre aussi une tarte pour six personnes.
A : Qu'est-ce que vous préférez comme tarte ? Nous avons des tartes aux pommes, aux fraises, au citron...
B : Une belle tarte aux fraises, c'est très bien.

Vocabulaire :
je voudrais : queria, I would like
le beurre : manteiga, butter
le sucre : açúcar, sugar 
et avec ceci ? : mais alguma coisa?, anything else?
je vais prendre : vou querer, I’ll have
une tarte : torta, pie
préférer : preferir, to prefer
une pomme : maçã, apple
une fraise : morange, strawberry
un citron : limão, lemon
un gâteau : bolo, cake
le pain : pão, bread
comme : como, like, as


Professeur Maxime : dialogues

à la boulangerie-pâtisserie

Habit stacking is a technique where you link a new habit or task to an existing one so it's easier to form. 

To prepare for an interview, start small by reviewing your resume after breakfast each day.

Then, build on that by following it with researching common interview questions while you commute. 

Next, add practicing answers aloud in your car or on a walk. 

Gradually increase difficulty by recording mock interviews on your phone and reviewing where you can improve. 

Soon, your routine will be: 

breakfast > resume review > research questions > practice answers > mock interview. 

Then, take it a step further. After work, fit in calling contacts for referrals during your regular exercise. 

Follow exercise with reviewing your networking and researching the company more in-depth. 
Right before bed, update your notes so it's fresh in your mind. 

Within a few weeks, all these small, connected habits will have you fully prepared without much effort since it's just an extension of your daily routine. 

Habit stacking makes interview prep seamless and ensures you put your best foot forward on the big day!

The Global Professional Podcast

Habit Stacking for Job Interviews - Episode 42

Funny story for upper intermediate level
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