Nell'episodio di oggi introdurremo gli articoli determinativi in italiano, in particolare solamente quelli utilizzati al maschile singolare. Non vi lasciate spaventare dal gran numero di articoli esistenti in italiano, poco a poco apprenderete a utilizzarli in modo del tutto naturale e senza pensare ad alcuna regola! Al link troverete la trascrizione dell'episodio:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aVANOPGJuCudITeEb9tFBN8l9vsvnayy7GmUI69s3i4/edit?usp=sharing


The Italian Miscellaneous Podcast for beginners

Gli articoli (Parte I)

En esta clase vamos a aprender un verbo nuevo, el verbo TENER.

Este verbo es irregular, por eso lo vamos a conjugar juntos.

Yo tengo

tú tienes

él tiene

nosotros tenemos

vosotros tenéis

ellos tienen

Un bocado de español

EL VERBO TENER, LOS NÚMEROS Y LA DESCRIPCIÓN FÍSICA en español

Today we talk more about family members and friends.

Everyday English with David

Why do some global professionals thrive while others burn out? It often comes down to logistics. This episode of The Global Professional Podcast tackles the "friction" of a borderless life—visas, housing, and constant change—and provides a framework for building personal systems that free up your energy, allowing you to adapt and succeed.

The Global Professional Podcast

Episode 148 -  Mastering Your Global Life through Logistics and Adaptation

This is a short story of a new friends, the bird and butterfly. 
I hope you listen to this podcast and learn new things, if you don't know any of the new words, feel free to text me. 
I would love to help you in learning Dari language. 

If you find this podcast useful, kindly share this with your friends. 

Kalim Karimi

The bird and butterfly 

Om att mataffärer slänger saker som kunder vill köpa, om mina tankar kring detta. Det måste finnas sätt som det går att rädda mat förutom "kort datum - quick sale" det måste förbättras kring lagar och regler som gör att mer mat kan räddas!! Sånt otroligt slöseri med jordens resurser för att bara i slutändan landa i en container. 

Svensk youtuber som dumpster divear mycket, ganska informativt för att se hur mycket perfekt mat som slängs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDfzUcc04cE&t=135s

Tankar på svenska

Tankar På Svenska: Dumpster diving, varför slänger mataffärer perfekt mat?

Acompáñanos en este nuevo viaje sobre el capacitismo, un concepto emergente pero importante para entender las luchas de la población con discapacidad. Tendremos a una invitada super especial quien nos compartirá sus experiencias y además nos explicará el concepto clave de esta nueva entrega. 
Por aquí les dejo el documento con el artículo y la transcripción de la entrevista: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L7oSIVvrFTZ7V-CqD8T8Yh-6uCqBfW-W0_UX0V4ozz4/edit?usp=sharing

We really hope you enjoy it!

Voces Difusora

El capacitismo: opresión y marginación a la diversidad funcional. 

British writer Bill Bryson once wrote that "London is a city of endless possibility" — and perhaps, endless traffic?

The UK capital is the most congested city in Europe, according to transport analytics company Inrix.

The company looked at data from different cities around the world, and found that drivers in London spent an average of 101 hours sitting in traffic in 2024. That's up from 99 hours in 2023, and 97 hours in 2022.

According to Inrix, these delays cost the city more than $4.8 billion a year — or about $1,200 for each of London's 4 million drivers.

Inrix says London's bad traffic congestion is caused by the "concentration of population, employment and economic activity."

But although it's Europe's most congested city for the fourth year in a row, London has improved in the global rankings. It was third in the world in 2023, but is now in fifth place globally. It is still, however, the only European city in the top five.

Istanbul has jumped to first place, up from sixth, with drivers in the Turkish city spending an average of 105 hours in traffic per year.

New York and Chicago are next on the list, followed by Mexico City in fourth place.

Inrix also calculated each city's "downtown speed" — that is, the speed at which a driver can expect to travel 1.6 kilometers in the center of the city during morning rush hour.

For each of the top five cities, the downtown speed was under 25 kilometers an hour.