I tell you about the learning process of the people who have learned with me during this time in Italki, we share tips so that you learn in the best way

One year teaching Quechua, Spanish and English

La variante de español andino nos permite comprender la interacción entre las lenguas indigenas y el español de España. 
Exploremos las variantes linguisticas, estructuras gramaticales del Español 

Aprendamos Español desde los Andes 

Yes of course is possible to learn English everywhere but this place is related with the Andean thoughts. We want to use the best methodologies and resources to learn and teach English

English from the Andean Highlands

Quechua have much to teach us about life, our relationship with ourselves and with others. We will explore some cultural and communicational principles of the Quechua language

let's learn Quechua

In this episode, Karen and Baiwei chatted about ‘decision fatigue’ and their tips for managing it.


Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

你有“选择困难”吗？ Have you experienced 'decision fatigue'?

Repeat after me.

ram dam yam jam

Follow me:
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Phonics Short Vowels

ram dam yam jam

Último verbo de A1.1. El verbo gustar. Escucha estas frases con atención. 

¿Puedes comprender todas las cosas que me gustan?

A1.1. Español básico para principantes. 

Clase 10. Gustar. 

I've used a voice-to-text transcription for you (it may not be grammatically correct). I hope you enjoy reading and listening, enjoy :)

Hi, I'm Anatoly here and today I'd like to talk about vague language in an interview. 

So what is vague language? 

When you're trying to communicate something to an interviewer and you use vague terms like I'd like to help the company achieve its goals, I like this industry overall. Or this position is very exciting. 

Can you hear that there's no specificity when it comes to showing exactly that you've thought about an issue, showing the recruiter that you've gone through their website, you've looked at their products, you've considered their mission and vision and maybe you've seen their market share or the size of the company or if you've dug a little deeper. 

Maybe you've seen some reviews from people who work there, like on Glassdoor, right? 

Because you want to come into an interview from the perspective of being an employee. What does that mean? It's knowing enough so that when they're communicating with you, they feel like you're one of them.

And when they feel that you are one of them, what happens? They start to, well, it starts to diminish the doubt in them or they start to have less and less doubt about you because they are like, well, he or she is one of us. They communicate as if they know exactly who we are or they use the vocabulary that we use or they are aligned with our mission.

Enjoy the rest of the podcast and let me know how valuable it is to you.

And if you want 1-1 support, check my availability and book the coaching call now.

To your success!

Job Interview Preparation | CEO Interview Strategies From Diverse Business Sectors!

How To Destroy Your Chances of Being Hired In A Job Interview With Vague Language?

In this podcast, I will talk about two most common phrases used by Afghans. At the beginning, I speak a bit English about my podcast, then I explain them in Dari and little English to make the phrases and sentences more understandable for the listeners.  

Dari and Uzbek Podcast

Dari Podcast

Konnichiwa! Welcome to Slow Japanese! Do you like traveling? What is your best memory of it?

Usage of Slow Japanese:
STEP 1. Listen to the episode without seeing scripts.
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.

Scripts and key vocabularies of this episode are here:
https://mochifika.com/podcast-script/slow-japanese-episode-10-my-best-trip/

Slow Japanese

Episode #10 - Memory of my best trip

Join us in our debut episode as we introduce ourselves and dive into our backgrounds, passions, and language journeys. Christin, an American journalist turned online language educator, shares her bilingual upbringing and her adventures in learning new languages. Miriam, a spirited Italian English teacher, takes us through her love for astrology, books, and movies while breaking the ice about her teaching journey. Bea, a science enthusiast turned EAL teacher, shares her globe-trotting story and her love for hiking and volunteering. From discussing language learning challenges to sharing our hobbies, we're here to connect, break the ice, and establish a comfortable space for our listeners. Learn about our favorite phrases, understand their meanings, and get ready to hit it off with us! So, tune in to embark on a language-filled journey with us. Happy listening!

Not your typical English podcast

Get to know us

Tops, bottoms, shoes, formal wear and pajamas, we cover it all in this episode! Let’s get learnin’! 
