I will be laughed at... I feel ashamed about my English.

Is it something that  you hear often?

It's the voice in your head that does that, right? 

Most people do when they learn a second language.

It's a normal thing for students to create scary/negative pictures in their head when they think about communicating in English.

You can agree with that too :)

Listen to the podcast whether you need general English, business English or IELTS improvement as inside you'll find ideas to make your English learning/ Becoming better at communicating easier and much fun :)

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I will be laughed at... I feel ashamed about my English.

用在句末，表示疑问或反问的语气。Используется в конце предложения для обозначения вопросительной или риторической интонации. [a particle used at the end of questions]
1、你吃早饭了吗？Вы уже завтракали? [Did you have breakfast? ]
      是的，我吃了。不，我没吃。
2、你是中国人吗？Вы китаец?  [ Are you Chinese?]
      是的，我是中国人。 不是，我不是中国人。
3、我不是告诉你了吗？ Разве  я  же тебе не говорила ?!  [ Didn't I tell you? ]



语法

1、吗 ma

In this episode I tell you what the exam is about and what are some of the possible difficulties you may encounter when taking the DELE Spanish exam.

DE CAMINO AL DELE

Possible Difficulties you may encounter in the DELE Exam

课文1：
马丁：  大卫，这是你的书吗？ 

大卫：是。

马丁：   这是  你的  词典   吗？

大卫：不是，这是      山本   的  词典。
马丁：    这 是  安妮  的 地图 吗？

大卫：  是。 马 丁，   这是  你的 本 子 吗？

马丁：     这是   我的本子。   这是     山本    的笔。


课文2：
马丁：大卫，你有本子吗？ 
大卫：有。
马丁：你有词典吗？
大卫：没有。
马丁：安妮有词典吗？
大卫：她也没有词典。山本有词典。 

课文3：
马丁：
      “安妮有一支笔，大卫有三个本子。他们没有词典。山本有两本词典。
我有一张地图。安妮也有一张地图。
这不是我的地图，是安妮的地图。

HSK2--materials and exercises for listenning, reading and speaking

这是安妮的地图

One step at a time!!

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When we want to say goodbye or some wishes for listeners in Korean,
Of course, You can just say “안녕히 계세요.” Like “goodbye”. 
But we have another expression. 
Super simple, super useful.

“주말 잘 보내세요.”

Let’s practice. 
Please take a cue from me. 

“주말 잘 보내세요.” (Have a good weekend!)
“휴일 잘 보내세요.” (Have a good day off!)
“연휴 잘 보내세요.” (Have good holidays!)
“크리스마스 잘 보내세요.” (Have a good Christmas!)

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한 걸음씩(One Step At A Time)

주말 잘 보내세요!(Have a good weekend!)

Quick Grammar Tip – The Difference Between "Since" and "For"

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Quick Grammar Tip – The Difference Between "Since" and "For"

Hola queridos, en este episodio simplemente os cuento algunas cosas sobre mí.

Por cierto, ¿habéis adivinado de donde soy? :)

"Pa arriba, pa abajo, pal centro y pa dentro"

0. Me presento

Use = Utilize 
Use = purpose/value/point
usage = the act of using something 
get used to = get accustomed to (get adapted)
be used to = be accustomed to (to be adapted to something)

Nit-Picky English with Nika 

Use (verb & noun,) Usage, Utilize, Get/Be Used To - What's the difference? 

En este cuento, Luna nos enseña un camino nuevo para reflexionar sobre el valor de las palabras en el día a día y como cada uno va creando el significado de las mismas. 
¡Qué interesante cuando los niños nos permiten ver cosas nuevas!