TurkishwithYunus

AHmet Bey

Un propòsit és un objectiu, una meta que ens posem, és a dir, una cosa que volem fer, com per exemple aprendre un nou idioma o anar al gimnàs. 

En aquest episodi parlem sobre per què tanta gent abandona els seus propòsits d'any nou i quines estratègies podem utilitzar per completar els nostres objectius.

Català amb en Pablo

Els propòsits d'Any Nou en català

This podcast offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and using idioms, focusing on their characteristics, usage, and relationship with other figures of speech.   It distinguishes between idioms, metaphors, and similes, noting that while metaphors involve a direct or implied comparison and similes use "like" or "as," pure idioms are opaque and non-comparative, acting as traditional, fixed phrases that must be memorised. Overall, this episode serves as educational material explaining the nuances and classifications necessary for accurate comprehension of these linguistic components.

The importance of figurative language for Business Communication

idioms, metaphors and similes - what and when to use

When to pronounce as '二'? and when to pronounce as '两'? 
Number 2 has different pronunciations in Chinese. Let's learn how to pronounce it correctly. 
数字2的发音。

中文小课堂

2读作二还是两

There are many types of Imperative Verbs in Hindi. In this podcast I am highlighting 2 categories of Imperative Verbs. If you like my podcast, please let me know by commenting so that I can upload the rest of the Imperative Verb podcast for you. You can contact me directly through italki message, you can take one on one lessons on italki with me. thank you very much.


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Hindi Station Of India

Imperative verb in Hindi

HSK2

HSK2-11-Warm up

The Missing Element in All Types of Interviews

In a job interview, make your case fast and be sure your suit is pressed, too. But it's not what the recording is about :) 

You might laugh, but it takes a few seconds for an experienced HR manager to decide on the outcome of the interview.

One of my students from China working as a general manager for a luxury firm said, "Oh, Anatoly, I watch for the words they use; if they have a victim mentality, the chances of them succeeding with us are low.". 

What are you going to do now after reading this?

I mean, I hear these remarks by my students who are top managers—they don't want to hear any kind of whining or complaining about the past. All they care about is how successfully you are going to assist and support the company's evolution and growth!

The winner's attitude is what they are looking for, and to be honest, it's a rare-case scenario.

If you check with yourself, what do you like? A complainer? A thrilled and excited individual? Are you happy about the changes, or does the future seem dark and gloomy?

Top managers got themselves trained to pick those nuanses, and so do I, as I've had top performers as my students for 8 years, and I did close to 21 thousand meetings with them—it's evident!

Let me know if this text was an eye-opener for you. I would be for me!!! 

If you want  me to listen to your speech and share some recommentations of how to improve your English performance - be my guest, book my classes now!



Job Interview Preparation | Build Strong Communication Under Pressure

The Missing Element In All Types of Interviews

История создания праздника, основные традиции и приметы.

(B1-C2) Podcasts - Daily Life (by M.Kuznetsova) 

Podcast 11 День Святого Валентина 

Today we're talking about the vocabulary "non-negotiables" and "deal breakers". I hope you find them useful!

Don't forget that I'm a full time English coach and tutor, right here on iTalki. So if you use English as a second language at work and you'd like to improve your professional communication skills then feel free to book some of my time and let's get to work!