Thai People are polite and gentle by showing through manner and using polite words or sentences. If the speaker use proper words to their listeners, they are considered as good manner and your Thai are advance. In this episode, I will explain some examples of Thai words used for different social status of these people. Hope this will help you to advance your Thai

Thai Advance by Kru Kan

คำสุภาพ   Euphemism in Thai 

Korean Podcast with Naeun

마음을 채우는 음식 | What's your heart-filling SOUL FOOD? | Korean Podcast for Intermediate

être au régime: estar de dieta, to be on a diet
être au courant: estar a par, to know
être à l’heure: estar na hora, to be on time
être en avance: estar adiantado(a), to be early
être en retard: estar atrasado(a), to be late
être en panne: dar uma pane, to be out of order
être de retour: estar de volta, to be back
être de bonne humeur: estar bem humorado(a), to be in a good mood
être de mauvaise humeur: estar mau humorado(a), to be in a bad mood
être pressé: estar com pressa, to be in a hurry



Professeur Maxime

Quelques expressions avec "être" (deuxième partie)

In this episode, you will learn how to greet in Korean using both Standard Korean and the Gyeongsang dialect. Perfect for beginners who want to experience real Korean culture

Korean Made Simple: Dialect & Everyday Conversation

Basic Korean Greetings & Gyeongsang Dialect

Hey everybody!! I want to talk to you about a strategy my students are using to help them memorize new, authentic language. It's fun and motivating, it makes you feel good, and it has been proven to be the best way to memorize new vocabulary and sentence structures. Do you know what it is?

Music! It's a fun tool to use inside and outside the classroom. In this episode, I give you a strategy for using music to improve your language skills and discuss why Music is the secret to success when learning a new language. :)

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One Minute Speaking Challenge: Conflict at work

The goal for these challenges is to inspire you to express your opinions and have you think in English more.

How do you define a conflict? Why might it arise? What 'position' do you want to take in a conflict? Are you the blamer or are seeking for a win-win scenario?

Some useful idioms that you can incorporate in your story are:

1. Backlog: A large accumulation of uncompleted work.
2. Get the ball rolling: To start a project or task.
3. Bend over backward: To make a significant effort to help someone.

I hope today's topic will inspire you to express yourself more leaving no space for not practicing :)

Share it with friends and let me know how I can help you.

To your success
Anatoly

🎙 One-Minute Speaking Challenge by Anatoly Glazkov – Voice Unlock Method™

One Minute Speaking Challenge: Conflict at work

El tema del episodio de hoy se ha convertido en un clásico. En él analizo algunas de las palabras que la RAE ha incluido en su última revisión. 

Como siempre, espero que disfrutes el episodio. Después de escucharlo no te olvides de dejar una valoración ni de decirme qué te parecen a ti estas palabras que podemos encontrar ahora en el diccionario, ¿las conocías? 

¿Usas algunas de las palabras que la RAE ha incluido en la última revisión?


Blanca to go 

174 – Palabras nuevas. RAE 2024

《入乡随俗》
    来中国半年多了，我已经渐渐地习惯了这里的生活。
    刚来中国的时候，最不习惯的就是早上八点钟上课。因为我是个夜猫子，喜欢晚睡晚起，所以经常迟到。你进教室的时候，别人正上着课呢，大家都看着你，真不好意思。为了不迟到，我买了一个闹钟，每天早上一到七点钟，它就大叫：”懒虫，该起床了！懒虫，该起床了！“虽然不好听，我还不能不感谢它。因为有了它，我现在已经很少迟到了。
    我还有以减不习惯的事，就是打招呼。有些中国人和我见面不是问好，而是问一些奇怪的问题。下面就算今天早上我和邻居的对话：
    ”早！“
    ”早上好！“
    ”吃了吗？“
    ”吃了。”
    “去上课呀？”
    ”是。“
    ”外面正下着雨呢，带伞了吗？“
    ”谢谢，我带着呢。“
    这要是在半年以前，有人这样跟我打招呼，我肯定生气了。可是，现在我却觉得挺亲切的，因为我知道，他们跟熟人才这么打招呼。要是你不想回答他们的问题，问好就可以了。
    中国有一个成语叫”入乡随俗“，意思是：到了一个新的地方，就要适应那里的风俗习惯。

Yasmine's Chinese Reading - elementary

入乡随俗 When in Rome, do as the Romans do

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