일상 생활에서 한국 사람들이 사용하는 한국어를 들을 수 있어요. : )

Korean with Rumi

Caer en una estafa es una experiencia amarga que mezcla sorpresa, rabia y frustración. En este episodio compartimos relatos reales de engaños, desde los más ingeniosos hasta los más absurdos, para entender cómo funcionan y cómo podemos protegernos. Entre anécdotas, aprendizajes y advertencias, descubriremos que cualquiera puede ser víctima… pero también que cada historia deja una lección.

Spanish adventures

Me estafaron 

富士山と山中湖が一望できる「石割山」について話しています。

楽しく毎日過ごしましょう

富士山と山中湖が一望できる「石割山」

El verano
¿Qué vistes en verano?
Bañador
¿Qué tomar en la playa?
¿Refresco?
¿Te gusta comer helado en verano?

My language learning voyage (Español)

El verano

See what we use more often in China for transportation

Blabla Chinese 

09. What Type of Transportation Do You Like？你喜欢什么交通工具

🐴 Someone keeps asking, “Is it ready yet? Is it ready yet?” 😄

The perfect reply would be:

- “Hold Your Horses!” 😉

Learn this fun everyday English expression and sound more natural in conversations. 🎙️✨

English with Navid

Hold Your Horses

Do you ever struggle to say “no” without feeling awkward or guilty? In Korean culture, how we refuse something can say a lot about our character and emotional intelligence. 
In this episode of our Korean Podcast, we explore 쿠션어﻿ — “cushion words” that soften your tone and make refusals sound caring instead of cold.

Learn how to politely turn down invitations, decline favors, or express limitations while maintaining harmony and respect. We’ll go through real-life examples such as refusing a wedding invitation or declining work requests, and we’ll unpack why adding warmth can preserve relationships — and your peace of mind.

If you’ve ever said “I’ll think about it” just to avoid sounding rude, this episode will help you find the right words. Improve your Korean communication skills, emotional fluency, and confidence in social situations.

The Jung Studio

Korean Podcast | How Koreans Say “No” (Without Sounding Rude)

I will tell a short story about a job I had in customer service in an European country. 

Remember that I teach Spanish on italki, you can book a class for more information you can look at it on my profile :)

Colombia

Choques culturales

Idiom: On the Blink (with transcript)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/197BR3X-uO3cRD23-b2PT88qWvjt33Has/view?usp=drivesdk