his podcast is for absolute beginners in Korean. Each episode is short and simple, teaching you one useful word or expression step by step. Perfect for anyone starting to learn Korean!

Easy Korean for Beginners

Learn the key skills you need to move from intermediate to advanced Korean — natural linking, soft endings, real nuance, and native-like rhythm. A simple roadmap to sounding more natural and fluent

How to Reach Advanced Korean

Hello everyone! 👋
This channel is for learners who want to practice simple Korean conversation and understand the difference between standard Korean and dialects (especially Busan/Gyeongsang style).

Korean Made Simple: Dialect & Everyday Conversation

Hola, soy Jania y soy mexicana. El día de hoy Martín y yo presentamos un episodio sobre el trabajo presencial vs el trabajo remoto. Ventajas y desventajas, ¿Cuál nos gusta más? y situaciones graciosas del trabajo remoto.

 Visiten a Martín: https://www.italki.com/teacher/5211013/spanish

Spanish with Jania

Face-to-face Work vs Remote Work

In this episode I read a poem by william shakespeare and define some new vocabulary

Books for Bilinguals

All the worlds a stage

**Listen to this audio file to learn about Iran's culture and people
***Send me a message if you need any help
****hope You enjoy it :)

Persian Podcasts / پادکست فارسی 

ایران زیبا / Beautiful Iran

Today, in the “Serbian to go” podcast, you will hear 3 WAYS of how to say THANK YOU in Serbian.🤗 Let’s start!😎
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje!📚
See you in class!👋


SERBIAN TO GO

3 НАЧИНА да кажеш – Thank you… на српском – 3 WAYS to say – Thank you… in Serbian (A1-А2)

Este es el primer espisodio de "Español muy muy fácil". Estoy muy contento. Hoy hablamos sobre cómo aprender un nuevo idioma. ¡Espero que te guste!

Transcripción del episodio: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VVjjg5efVnnlFtZfUL_xjEEPnhP3nZMd/view?usp=sharing


Español muy muy fácil

Episodio 1: ¿Cómo aprender español?

Full scripts: https://japanesemayuna.com/
はい、こんにちは。今回はポッドキャストの16回目です。大阪は今週からだんだん暖かくなっています。来週の予報は、最高気温が10度を超えています。私の実家は東京ですが、大阪は東京に比べると天気がいいです。晴れている日が多いです。寒いと電気代が高くなるので、早く春になってほしいですね。

Hi, This is the podcast episode 16. It has been getting warmer and warmer in Osaka this week. The forecast for next week is for a high of over 10 degrees Celsius. I’m from Tokyo, and the weather in Osaka is much nicer than in Tokyo. It is sunny most days. I hope spring will come soon because the cold weather will make our electricity bill higher.

もうすぐ春なので、最近は引越しをする人が多いです。日本では、3月から4月は学校や会社が始まるシーズンで、学生や新社会人が一人暮らしを始めるからです。私も授業で、生徒さんとよく引越しの話をします。国によって引越しのシステムやプロセスが違うので面白いですね。

It's almost spring, so many people are moving out these days. In Japan, March-April is the season for schools and companies to start, and it's because students and those who just graduated school and became working adults start living alone. In my classes, I often talk about moving with my students. It's interesting because the system and process of moving differs from country to country.

日本で家を借りるときは、ほとんどの場合、不動産業者と契約をします。まず不動産業者のウェブサイトを見て、希望に合う部屋を探します。広さや、駅からの距離や、築年数が書かれています。「築年数」とは、建物の古さのことです。建てられてから１年経ったアパートは、「築１年」といいます。日本では新しいアパートのほうが人気があるので、新しいアパートのほうが値段が高いです。建てられて１年未満で、まだ誰も住んでいない家を「新築」といいます。

When you rent a house in Japan, you almost always sign a contract with a real estate agent. The first thing to do is to look at the real estate agent's website and find a room that fits your needs. You will find the size of the room, the distance from the station, and the age of the building. “Chikunensuu” (the age of the building) refers to how old the building is. An apartment built one year ago is said to be “Chiku 1nen” (1 year old building). In Japan, newer apartments are more popular, so newer apartments are more expensive. A house that has been built for less than a year and no one is living in it yet is called “Shinchiku” (newly built).

Japanese Lessons with Mayuna

16. アパートを探す

Lingua Juice Podcast

Coffee Talki

3 Useful Phrases for IELTS Speaking Part 1, 2 and 3. Listen now.

Imagine being versatile in your language expressions? 

What would it include?

Will you sound different? Use complicated words? Or you'll speek faster?

These can be your strategies for success.

Below are some ideas that you can inject in your speech that will help you get a higher IELTS speaking score.

Here they are:

Transition Words - In the speaking section, transition words can help you to structure your response and give your ideas more clearly. Some common transition words and phrases include "Moreover, " "in addition, " "Furthermore, " "however, " "nevertheless, " "on the other hand, " "as a result, " "consequently, " "therefore, " "in conclusion, " and "to sum up."

Next are conditionals - The best way to approach part three of the exam is to expand your answers as much as possible. The topics are usually very broad, and the examiner wants to hear you speak in depth about a topic not answer as quickly as possible. This is your chance to shine!

Here are some conditionals you can use :

a) Zero Conditionals 

They are used to describe factual situations. Both clauses are in the simple present tense.


When it rains, I take the bus.

b) First Conditionals 
They are used to express what will most likely happen in the future if a certain condition is met. The ‘if’ phrase is normally in the present tense, and the following clause frequently includes a verb such as ‘will,’ ‘can’, or ‘might,’. 

If I get the required band score for IELTS, I will migrate to Canada.

c) Second Conditionals

They are used to express an improbable circumstance. The ‘if’ phrase is in the past tense, whereas the following clause frequently includes a verb such as ‘would’ or ‘could’.


If I were the mayor of our city, I would ban the use of plastics.

In my 1-1 classes I and my students go deeper into details of structuring your answers to make them vivid and crispy clear to examiners. 

Join me now.

