   I am Adel Albanna from yemen and i am a full time proffissonal Arabic Language Italki teacher.I have been teaching Arabic Language FOR ALL LEVELS .i also can teach childre start age 9 yearS.

ADEL ALBANNA: A PROFISSIONAL ARABIC TEACHER

😍😉En este episodio te daremos las claves y comentarios para aprender el Masculino y Femenino del Español.😉😍 🙌 ¡Si estás aprendiendo este idioma quédate a escucharlo! 🙌

😮Si bien es verdad, hay pistas para aprender el masculino y el femenino del español, muchas veces estas pistas nos confunden😨 y en este episodio queremos ayudarles. 😎

🥰¡Gracias por escucharnos!🥰    😍¡Nos vemos en clase!😍

Aprende México 

Episodio #10 - Mitos del masculino y el femenino 

She spoke fluent English, but still got rejected for jobs. It wasn’t her grammar. It was the way that she spoke  — fast, tense, unfriendly. This episode reveals what helped her.

Real English Skills

She Thought Her English Was Good — Until She Moved to California

Lets Unpack Why Water is SUPER essential and why you MUST stay fully hydrated for the quality and vitality of your LIFE! =)



Baffling Lingo

Water on the Brain 

Learn the basics about the first, and most important, meal of the day: el desayuno!!
Happy learning!

Super Basic Spanish

Basic Spanish Episode 12: ¿Qué desayunas?

Starting early, so you get to hear the cicadas! Also, I said "fattoria organica", but I should have said "biologica".

Bedside Italian

Bedside Italian #13 - Pomeriggio al fiume e limonata alla liquirizia (ft. the cicadas!)

こんにちは! Today's topic is Japanese sweets: Daifuku!

Usage of Slow Japanese:
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STEP 2. Go to mochifika.com/podcast/ and check "Key vocabularies of this episode", listen again to the episode while seeing the list.
STEP 3. Check the whole script, it'll fill the gap in your understanding.

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Slow Japanese

Episode #27 - Origin of the name of "Daifuku" (+ NEWS!)

Which part are you worried about?

I met a student from China who came to prepare for IELTS speaking, and while reading his goal, I picked certain areas from his answer that he wasn't even aware of. 

This was the goal: (I will hide the name, just to illustrate some of my student's goals), so here were his goals:

"My goal is to break through 5.5 in IELTS speaking. I often don't know what to say when communicating, especially during exams, and the answers are a little incoherent and overly nervous."

These were the issues I identified

a) Not knowing what to say (being stuck).
b) During exam fear (most people have 'exams-fear'.
c) Doubting about the answers (whether its correct).
d) Fear, anxiety when communicating.

What about you, do you have some of these concerns? If you said yes - I know how you feel and that's exactly what I am addressing in all of my IELTS speaking classes because the issues are similar in most cases.

Please listen to the podcast and pick what will resonate with you, and join my 1-on-1 VIP classes for your outrageous success in communication improvement whether for IELTS speaking, job interview preparation or business English.

See you in my classes.

IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

Which part are you worried about?

On the Italian island of Budelli, visitors like to look at a place called Spiaggia Rosa, a beautiful beach where the sand is pink.

But those visitors can only look — they can't touch the sand.

That's because the authorities want to preserve the beach. In the past, people have been seen taking the sand home with them.

Anyone who breaks the rules will be punished, as a Brazilian influencer has found out.

The travel influencer, who has more than 35,000 Instagram followers, took videos of herself walking on the beach and posted them online.

Italian websites said the woman had taken a boat to the beach so she could walk on the sand.

Tourists can visit the island and walk on a path behind the beach, but no one has been allowed on the sand or in the water around it since the 1990s.

Italians weren't happy when the influencer's videos were seen online.

While she had already left the island, the authorities were able to find her in Dubai, where she lives, and they fined her almost $2,000.

About $300 of the fine was for walking on the beach, and the rest was for using a boat that wasn't allowed to travel to the island.

Authorities say there are signs telling people they cannot enter the area.

No one lives on the island, which is just north of the large island of Sardinia.

However, a man whose boat broke down nearby lived on the island for more than 30 years until he was told to leave in 2021.