In this Introductory Episode to my all new Podcast, I invite you to join me in this journey of Learning the Pronunciation Features of English. 

Together, we will practice Shadowing and listen to some clips from Native and Non-native Speakers and decode their Pronunciation. 

What will we learn? 
- Word Stress
- Sentence Stress and Weak Forms
- Thought Chunking
- Connected Speech
- Elision and Assimilation

And much more! 

I encourage you to Post any comments or doubts you have in the comments section. You can always reach out to me in my DMs. 

I hope to see you again in the next episode. 😄😊

P.S. No judgements please on my dorky editing 🤪😅

All Things Pronunciation

Hello and Welcome to All Things Pronunciation

This book is full of pictures with nice stories, it shows many situations in our daily life. I will make many teaching videos with this book, hope you like them. 
THE FIRST STORY  https://youtu.be/DEwAKF2VfAI
Annie

Story learning Chinese with Annie

Introduce my favorite book

Nel primo episodio vi ho parlato della Fontana di Trevi . Nell'episodio di oggi vi porterò ancora una volta in Italia per parlarvi del turismo nel mio paese. L'Italia ha tanti turisti? Quali sono i posti più visitati? L'impatto del turismo ha solo aspetti positivi o anche negativi? Scopriamolo in questo nuovo episodio. Puoi completare l'ascolto con un quiz di comprensione e se hai bisogno del testo puoi mandarmi un messaggio in qualsiasi momento. 

Il grillo parlante - podcast italiano 

Il turismo in Italia 

我的家
6月1号，星期三，天气很好。
我是一只小猫，我的名字叫“小九”。今天，我的爸爸在商店看见我，带我回家了，我的新家在中国北京。家里有三口人，爸爸、妈妈、他们的孩子，还有一只大狗。
在我的家，桌子上有电视、电脑、水果。我喜欢在沙发上睡觉。每天上午八点，爸爸妈妈去工作，孩子去学校。下午两点，我和妈妈一起去医院，医生是个漂亮的小姐，她常常给我苹果，可是我是小猫，我不喜欢苹果，我喜欢鱼。 
今天天气很热，我很想睡觉。孩子在做作业，他每天有很多的作业。明天，妈妈要和朋友去饭店，我也想一起去。

Wǒ de jiā 
6 yuè 1 hào ， xīngqī sān ， tiānqì hěn hǎo 。 
Wǒ shì yì zhī xiǎomāo ， wǒ de míngzi jiào " Xiǎojiǔ " 。 jīntiān ， Wǒ de Bàba zài shāngdiàn kànjiàn wǒ ， dài Wǒ huíjiā le ， wǒ de xīn jiā zài Zhōngguó Běijīng 。 jiā lǐ yǒu sān kǒu rén ， Bàba 、 Māma 、 tāmen de háizi ， háiyǒu yì zhī dàgǒu 。 
Zài wǒ de jiā ， zhuōzi shàng yǒu diànshì 、 diànnǎo 、 shuǐguǒ 。 Wǒ xǐhuan zài shāfā shàng shuìjiào 。 Měitiān shàngwǔ bādiǎn ， Bàba、Māma qù gōngzuò ， háizi qù Xuéxiào 。 Xiàwǔ liǎngdiǎn ， Wǒ hé Māma yìqǐ qù Yīyuàn ， yīsheng shì gè piàoliang de xiǎojiě ， Tā chángcháng gěi wǒ píngguǒ ， kěshì wǒ shì xiǎomāo ， wǒ bù xǐhuan píngguǒ ， wǒ xǐhuan Yú 。  
Jīntiān tiānqì hěn rè ， wǒ hěn xiǎng shuìjiào 。 Háizi zài zuòzuōyè ， tā měitiān yǒu hěnduō  zuòyè 。 Míngtiān ， Māma yào hé péngyou qù fàndiàn ， wǒ yě xiǎng yìqǐ qù 。 


Learn Chinese through stories - HSK1  （more podcast：https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_Q-vfEdpBJCRJviEEY0KQ）

My family

“I really love the great outdoors, so going for long walks is something I enjoy doing on a regular basis. The one walk that really stands out was actually a spur of the moment idea that turned into a much longer walk than I expected.  It was sometime last March, and the weather was absolutely perfect for some outdoor adventure. 




There's a beautiful national park only a stone's throw from where I live, that is very secluded and a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The park is full of tracks and trails that go through the jungle, as well as a small  mountain, which is famous for its wild monkeys and other wildlife.




As it was a spur of the  moment decision I decided to go alone, and set off about 6am, as the route I took was really off the beaten track, and was not going to be a walk in the park. Looking at the distance on google maps, I guessed it would take me about 3 hours to complete, but I hit a few snags along the way. The first track I took was completely overgrown, and slowed me down to a snail's crawl, and it took me almost 2 hours longer than I expected to reach the mountain.By the time I reached the mountain I was already dead tired and I remember I had to spend some time sitting under the shade of the trees to catch my breath, and decided the best thing to do was call it a day, and make my way back. It was also now getting very hot, and i was already covered in sweat, which was going to make the walk back even harder.




Although the walk was totally exhausting, and left me dead on my feet, I did in fact enjoy most of it, especially the beautiful scenery, and the feeling of being at one with nature. However , I think next time I should maybe  plan my route a little better, and be better prepared.




Thank you …”

IELTS 85 Speaking

Describe a long walk you had

Reacting to compliments in a cute way and being arrogant – all with one Russian phrase.
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@yaroslavarussian

Russian Daily with Yaroslava

Ep6 Ой перестань! (and why foreigners sometimes think I am rude)

Être accro, qu’est-ce que ça veut dire ?
« Être accro » vient du mot accroché. On imagine quelqu’un qui ne peut plus se détacher d’une chose, comme s’il était collé, piégé, suspendu. En langage familier, cela veut dire être dépendant de quelque chose.

Exemple concret :

Je suis accro au chocolat. → Cela veut dire que tu ne peux pas t’en passer, tu en as envie tout le temps.

Il est accro à son téléphone. → Il passe ses journées dessus, comme si c’était vital.

Elle est accro aux séries. → Dès qu’elle commence une saison, impossible de décrocher.

Mais attention, « être accro » ne s’utilise pas seulement pour des objets ou des habitudes. On peut aussi être accro à une personne.

Il est complètement accro à son copain. → Il ne pense qu’à lui.

Il y a une nuance intéressante : « être accro » peut être positif ou négatif.

Positif : Je suis accro au sport, ça me fait du bien.

Négatif : Je suis accro aux jeux vidéo, ça prend tout mon temps.

Dans le langage courant, on trouve aussi des variantes :

Un accro → un nom qui désigne une personne dépendante. Exemple : C’est un accro du café.

Accrocher → verbe plus neutre, mais parfois utilisé dans l’idée de séduire ou captiver. Exemple : Ce film m’a vraiment accroché.

Alors la prochaine fois que tu sens que tu ne peux pas te passer d’une chose… demande-toi : « Est-ce que je suis juste passionné, ou est-ce que je suis carrément accro ? »

Des extraits en français avec Aymaro

Être accro

Did you know that some words in Spanish have no translation in English? This podcast we will talk about these words below: 

•	¡Ajo!
•	Bagre
•	Barro
•	Barras
•	Bollito
•	Cipote
•	Cógela suave
•	¡Eche!
•	Erda: 
•	Pelaos
•	Tombo
•	Vi’te

Remember that I teach Spanish on italki, you can book a class for more information you can look at it on my profile :)


Colombia

Palabras que no tiene traducción en ingles (parte 6)

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こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。

今日もN2です！
〜っぽい、やります。
これは、〜のように感じる、見える、みたいなことを言いたいときに使います。


・このスマートフォンのケースは100均で買ったんですが、安っぽい感じがしなくていいです。

・このラーメンは味噌っぽいですが、普通の味噌とはちょっと違います。

・あの人はよく怒るので子供っぽいと思います。

・ちょっと熱っぽいので、早めに寝ます。

・せっかく誘っていただいたんですけど、明日ご飯に行くのは無理っぽいです。ごめんなさい！

こんな感じですね。
最後の文は、仲良い人に使う時にしてください。
職場だったら、先輩などには使わずに、〜はむずかしいです。すみません。っぽく伝えてください。


っぽいは、カジュアルな表現ですので、友達とか仲の良い人に使ってくださいね。

ビジネスの時にはあまり使いません。

いつも通り、声に出して練習したり、自分で例文を作ってみたりしてくださいね！

ということで、今回も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！ではまた！