日本語 中上級者N3-レベルの人のためのポッドキャストです。
Beginners　の　レベルアップバージョンとしてお話しています。テーマは同じですが、むずかしい文法、単語を使っています。

Nihongo_Hanaso（N3+）

日本語　初心者/しょしんしゃ beginnersのためのポッドキャストです。
N3+レベルアップバージョンがあります。


Nihongo Hanaso (Beginners)

It’s work party season — here’s a survival guide 

How to survive the party scene this time of year.

For reference, see the article below.

https://www.ft.com/content/ee952810-4e43-438e-99a4-fbb03bccce33

The Short And Sweet English Learning Podcast

It’s work party season — here’s a survival guide 

Learn about the things we all need to keep us alive. Download a free worksheet! https://lovelangwri.com/2022/07/05/requirements-for-human-life-beginner-english/

For the Love of Language and Writing

Requirements for Human Life | Beginner English

Have you wondered what is important in a job interview?


How should you speak to HR people? What skills do you illustrate best?


What if you start speaking of a wrong thing that will ‘demotivate’ an employer from hiring you?


Have you had these thoughts when preparing for a job interview?


Most people forget they have value, they stand for something, and they have a character that (if positioned properly, and I help my private students to do that), if positioned properly, you can communicate ‘in a matching’ manner.


The job interview process is a science; it takes meticulous research into the ‘unobvious traits that need to be brought up', such as pulling out your beliefs and attitudes as a'sales point’ that can potentially be the defining factor in being hired.

In today’s recording, I’ll have you sold on some ideas my CEO students, C-level managers, and vice presidents of companies told me to share with you! J Since I have direct access to these people,.

You don’t want to miss this podcast.

Apply for my 1-on-1 private job interview training now and be fully prepared for a new chapter of your life.



Job Interview Preparation | Build Strong Communication Under Pressure

Soft skills VS Hard skills in a Job Interview.

This is a brief summary of the story of how I helped my client improve her communication at work. 

A project manager felt disrespected by her team due to a lack of technical knowledge and weak communication. To address this, I implemented a 3-step approach: 1) bi-weekly technical briefings, 2) replacing weak verbs with strong verbs to convey authority, and 3) assertiveness training to express ideas clearly. Within weeks, she confidently participated in technical discussions, leading her team more effectively. This improved communication boosted morale and led to a successful product launch. 

The Global Professional Podcast

Overcoming your Fears with Confident Language - EP 30

こんにちは。

今回は「どうして日本人はみんないっしょに」が好きなのかについて。

私が見つけた答えをお話します。みんなが思っていた答えと同じでしょうか。近いでしょうか。全然違うでしょうか。

やみくもに、「怖い」だけでは何も解決しません。

正しく 怖がる/こわがる とても大切です。

やみくもに：blindly



In Chinese, emo has transformed into a slang term. It no longer connects to music but instead refers to feeling sad, melancholic, or discouraged. It’s like saying “I’m in a mood,” but often with a playful or exaggerated tone.

Learn Chinese with Hot Topics

In this episode, we explore the most common vowel sound in British English, the schwa, with a focus on how the letter E behaves in unstressed syllables. You’ll learn why the schwa isn’t a real vowel but a weak transition sound, how word stress controls pronunciation, and why native speakers often seem to skip vowels altogether. We cover reliable patterns at the ends of words such as er, en, and el, tricky unstressed E in the middle of words, and why initial E can shift between /ɪ/ and /ə/. If you want your pronunciation to sound more natural, fluent, and rhythmical, this lesson will change how you hear English.

British Pronunciation Tips 

British Vowel Sound Masterclass: Lesson 9: The E Schwa

Do We Really Have to Learn Grammar  Rules?