In this episode, I will be reading a news article in Portuguese. Feel free to share your point of view, as well as what do you think about this topic!

Original Article: https://g1.globo.com/sc/santa-catarina/noticia/2023/11/11/tsunami-meteorologico-arrasta-carros-e-assusta-frequentadores-de-praia-de-sc-boiaram-na-mare-diz-pescador.ghtml#

Total Portuguese Podcast!

#WhatDoYouThink? - Tsunami meteorológico em Santa Catarina

Intermediate to advanced Swahili comprehension. A short story narration.

Swahili With Shaz 

Adhabu Ya Rahim | Rahim's Punishment 

How will you feel if you wil become a capable speaker? What others will think of you? What will change in your self-perception once you'll experience the change? Let me take you through a guided process so you can see the glimpse of your goal in greater detail! Let me help you get closer to your goal~

The Habits of Women Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

Episode 5: Imagine the joy you'll feel once you will solve your biggest problem

日本人は〇〇〇していない女性の事、どう思ってる？
一部海外で出回っている日本のマナーに関するデマ
日本人ってストレスヤバそう！

日本人對沒有〇〇〇的女性是什麼看法？
海外流傳的關於日本禮儀的謠言
日本人看起來壓力很大！

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https://tellonym.me/midori.podcast

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Midori Talks

23【日本語ひとりごと回】日本人って幸せ？私がよく学生さんに聞かれる質問Q&A /日本人快樂嗎？我經常被學生問到的問題Q&A

Emma: So, Mark, I detect an American accent. Are you from the States?

Mark: Yes, that's right. Have you ever been there?

Emma: No, but I've always wanted to go. Whereabouts do you come from in the States?

Mark: Well, I was born and brought up in San Diego. How about you? Did you grow up in London?

Emma: No, actually, I come from Brighton originally.

Mark: What exactly are you doing in London?

Emma: Iwork as an assistant for a television studio. It's pretty cool because I get to meet a lot of interesting people. I also get on really well with my colleagues, and I've made a lot of friends.

Mark: Sounds interesting. How long are you here for?

Emma: I'm here until the summer. Then I intend to go backpacking around Europe.

Mark: Great.

Emma: How about you? What line of work are you in?

Mark: Actually, I'm a student. I'm doing a Master's degree in architecture. I hope to work for an architectural firm in London when I graduate.

Emma: Oh, that's interesting. I imagine you must be a very creative person.
Mark: Well, I try to be.

Emma: How long have you been studying in London?
Mark: About a year, though it seems much longer.

Emma: How do you like the city?

Mark: I love it. There's such a variety of things to see and do. I'm not too keen on the weather, though.

Emma: Yes, it's been a pretty wet summer this year. Even by London standards. What's the weather like in San Diego at this time of year?

Mark: Oh, it's pretty sunny right now. So, what do you like doing in your spare time?

Emma: Well, recently, I've taken up yoga, so I've been spending quite a bit of time practicing it. Apart from that, I enjoy reading, going out and visiting museums and occasionally going to concerts.

Mark: Oh, really? What kind of music are you into?

Emma: Mainly rock. Though I listen to jazz and classical sometimes.

English Conversation/Dialogue

Making Friends

“Get Over” Hi!  Let’s explore the phrasal verb “get over.” It has two main meanings. First, to recover from something, like an illness or a breakup. For example, “It took me weeks to get over the flu.” Second, it can mean to accept or move past something difficult. 
“She couldn’t get over how amazing the concert was.” 


"Phrasal Verbs Gone Wild!"

Ep.07 “Get Over”

Imagine this situation: you are talking about a date you had last week with your Chinese friends and you want to describe your date’s appearance a bit. How do you do that? Tā hěn piàoliang/tā hěn shuài? What else can you say? ‘Damn it I wish I knew more ways to do that…’ Before you get frustrated in your imaginary scene, take a deep breath and press the ‘play’ button of this episode. We have you covered. Let’s go. :)

Note: This podcast is intended for language learning ONLY. Not for promoting or criticizing any political party or ideology. Let’s keep it friendly and accessible to all :)

Also, all of the experiences are the hosts’ own experiences so please do your own research if you need more information.



Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

Describing Appearances in Chinese (In a Nice Way)!

In this podcast, I talk about how to stop someone from talking when you don't catch something that they said, and ask them to repeat.

Scott's Podcast

Asking Someone to Repeat Something

Bossaball is a sport that combines volleyball, soccer, gymnastics — and the simple joy of jumping up and down on a trampoline.

