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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Motivation (with transcript)

Mister Bakur

10 most common Egyptian Words 

Pequeño teaser de lo que será mi primer podcast dedicado a quienes quieran explorar un poco las mentes chilenas. ¿Quién soy yo? ¿Por qué hago este podcast? ¿Hablaremos estupideces y te haremos reír y querer venir a Chile en algún momento? Lo único que puedo responder por ahora es SÍ a la última pregunta y para el resto...tendrás que embarcarte a esta aventura y disfrutar del webeo🎉

Entre pebre y terremotos

CAPÍTULO 1: Bienvenidos al webeo

In this audio, I will talk about the travel differences between China and New Zealand(or probably western). 

Cherry Blablabla｜Chinese&English

Travel Differences Between China and Western

Are you ready to get that idiom monkey off your back and learn 7 more idiomatic expressions to help you improve your IELTS band score?

The idioms in this podcast are quite useful. They should add another string to your bow. In our IELTS speaking exam we should also learn how to paraphrase. Learning how to paraphrase adds a really important string to your bow, as well. In order to gain a band score 6, it’s important to attempt to paraphrase as well as use connectives. Using connectives, like therefore, however, and to be honest, can add another string to your bow.

When we know how to use idioms, we can improve our IELTS band score, because it’s important to use some less common idiomatic vocabulary in your IELTS exam. Idioms are very common and used in everyday daily life. As a rule of thumb, they help the examiner to know if you have spent time studying common idiomatic phrases.

So, keep your chin up. And keep studying. Because idioms are easy to learn. You just have to take the time to learn them, and practice using them. Don’t let learning idioms worry you, because they really are fun. They won’t get you into hot water. Learning idioms cannot get you into trouble. On the contrary, they will show the IELTS examiner that you are dilligent, studious, and hard working. Nobody’s going to hit the roof just because you’ve learned a few idioms. Of course not! No one is going to be angry with you for studying idioms! They are a vital part of your English language skills. Native English speakers use idioms day in, day out.

Don’t forget to take the quiz and learn the meanings of the idioms in this podcast. 

And don’t forget to book a lesson with me, so I can help you get the IELTS band score you need. And if you dont know many idioms, dont you think it’s time to get that monkey off your back?

IELTS Speaking Practice

7 Idioms

(A)  Zum zehnten Mal wurde DIESER TAGE das Ergebnis einer Untersuchung zum Glücksgefühl vieler Nationen veröffentlicht. TROTZ großer Krisen in den vergangenen drei Jahren ist das Glücksempfinden in den meisten Bevölkerungen stabil geblieben. 

(B) Interessanterweise finden sich in den nordeuropäischen Ländern Finnland, Dänemark und Island die meisten GLÜCKLICHEN Leute: Diese Länder belegen die ersten drei Plätze des Weltglücksberichts. Deutschland hingegen findet man an 16. Stelle.  

(C) Die Forscher haben sechs Schlüsselfaktoren gefunden, an denen sich das nationale Glücksgefühl eines Landes festmachen lässt: Soziale Unterstützung, Einkommen, Gesundheit, Freiheit, Großzügigkeit und Abwesenheit von Korruption. Es wäre interessant zu erfahren, welche dieser Faktoren die Deutschen heutzutage vermissen, denn im Glücksbericht vom Jahr 2020 stand Deutschland noch auf Platz 7.

LearnGermanToday

Der Weltglücksbericht 2023

Bu dersi sonra siz: 1. Kaç yaşindasin / senin yaşin kaç soruceksiniz 2. Eğer siz bu soru dinliyorsa, o zaman rahatce cevap vereceksiniz. Bu kesinikle iyi bir başlangıç olucak.

İngilizçe - selamlar

Yaş - age

In this episode, I explain how to ask your friends "Jackpot!" "Bullseye!" in Japanese. It's actually useful! Check it out!

Takeshi's 2 minutes Japanese!

How to say "Jackpot!" in Japanese. (Natural one lol)

- Hi! Today we're going to learn how to talk about things we like and don't like.

- We'll use ten different phrases with examples. Let's make this fun – try to think of your own examples as we go along!
