*¿"Ponte las pilas"?  Who? Me? Listen to this fun expression and learn how to use it in this Podcast!

*"Get your batteries"?

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

¡Ponte las pilas! 

For those who are learning Spanish, the pronunciation of some letters is difficult, such as the letter "r".
In Spanish, the letter "R" has two sounds, one soft and one hard.
The pronunciation of the letter "R" is difficult for English speakers, because you have to vibrate your tongue above the palate.


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Pronunciation of letter “R” in Spanish

🦁🐯🐼Vi siete mai chiesti cosa succede davvero quando interagiamo con la fauna durante i nostri 
               viaggi?
💚🌍✨ Come possiamo essere turisti più consapevoli?
💬👇😊 Fatemelo sapere nei commenti! Sarò felice di leggervi!

⬇️VOCABOLARIO ⬇️
Santuari = sanctuaries
Biberon = baby bottle
Animali strappati ai loro habitat = animals extracted from their habitat
Animali in cattività = captive animals
Addirittura = even 
Giri in groppa agli elefanti = Elephant Ride Tour
Addestramenti degli animali = animal training
Attività innocue = harmless activities
Sottometterli = to subdue them 
Dovremmo esserne consapevoli = We should be aware of that
La schiusa delle tartarughe marine = sea turtle hatching
Nutrirsi = to feed 


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15. Turisti e Animali: come rispettare la fauna?

Un nibbio decide di catturare un serpente ma ha fatto i conti senza l'oste...

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Il nibbio e il serpente

This episode is about " Tabriz city " , the capital city in East Azerbaijan province in northwestern Iran.
***Feel free to send me message if you have any questions

**** You can find more stories in Farsi in my channel on Spotify : https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yas-omidvar

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How to say family members in Chinese? Let's learn how to say them together! 

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EP.4 Family Members in Chinese

Apart from the obvious language differences between your own language and English, there are also likely to be differences in the way job interviews are handled. Some companies have a very formal job interview process run by dedicated HR professionals, who strive to find the best educated and experienced people, while others have more informal recruitment processes and are more interested in your personal qualities and attributes, rather than technical skills and knowledge.

In most cases, however, you are more likely to experience a mix of both formal and informal approaches to job interviews.

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BizPod Episode 4 - Job Interview Questions

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The Paralympic Games are starting in Paris! So today I have a couple of pieces of vocabulary for you that come from sport and we can use at work. We have three idioms today, all involving balls. These are "get the ball rolling", "drop the ball", and "keep your eye on the ball". I hope you find them useful