I am going to talk about the difference between two prefixes, “un-” and “non-.” Both of them are used to make negative words, but their meanings have some subtle differences. 

The full text of this episode can be found at 
https://www.difficultenglishexplained.com/what-is-the-difference-between-un-and-non-making-negative-words-in-english/.

Difficult English Explained

What is the Difference between “un-” and “non-”? — Making Negative Words in English

Introduction of myself and some information about my country, Philippines.
This is my first podcast and thank you for playing it.
Relax and don't be too serious, my podcasts are anything but serious.
Lighten up and enjoy listening.


RandomFandom

Intro + some breathing 

Ever wonder why we can’t get things done unless there’s some kind of pressure or obligation? 

In this Korean Podcast episode, I open up about my own struggles with procrastination and the battle against endless distractions. Even as someone who’s always made to-do lists, planned in Google Sheets, and used every productivity app, I still fail to execute without some external force.

The Jung Studio

Korean Podcast | Why do we struggle to take action unless there’s some external push?

Spanish has two words for "to be" and yes, they both matter 😅 Episode 6 breaks down SER vs ESTAR — the grammar rule that trips up every beginner — with a simple test that works 90% of the time. Is he boring or is he bored? In Spanish, that's two completely different verbs. Four minutes and it will finally make sense. 🇪🇸🧠

Practical Spanish for beginners

SER vs ESTAR — Two Ways to Say 'To Be'

In this episode, we’ll talk about how some “wrong” Chinese words or usages have become accepted — and even added to dictionaries! You’ll hear fun examples of words that were once considered incorrect, but are now used by many many people. Let’s explore how popular usage shapes the language together!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

Chinese Mistakes Wouldn’t be Forever Wrong？ 

34-3 新单词
1. 多云 duō yún n. cloudy
2. 纽约 Niǔ yuē p.n. New York
3. 晴天 qíng tiān n. fine weather, sunny day
4. 莫斯科 Mò sī kē p.n. Moscow
5. 刮风 guā fēng v. to be windy
6. 曼谷 Màn gǔ p.n. Bangkok
7. 雨 yǔ n. rain
8. 春天 chūn tiān n. spring
9. 暖和 nuǎn huo adj. warm
10. 常常 cháng cháng adv. often, frequently
11. 秋天 qiū tiān n. fall, autumn
12. 下 xià v. (of rain, snow, etc.) to come down, to fall

中文每日一练

每日听汉语

🎧This international sporting event is now held every two years in different cities around the world and features such sports as synchronized swimming and luge.🏅⭐️Make sure to check the comprehension questions and the vocabulary development tasks. ✍🏻

Famous Things 🍷⚽️

The Olympics 🏅

EMOJIS
(A)  Emoticons sind BELIEBTE Hilfsmittel in der digitalen Kommunikation. Sie machen einen Austausch zwischen zwei Leuten lebendiger, sie helfen aber auch, Missverständnisse zu vermeiden. 

(B)  Im Gegensatz zu einer realen Unterhaltung sehen wir im digitalen Raum den Gesichtsausdruck unseres Gesprächspartners nicht. Auch seine Gesten und und seine Stimme fehlen in dieser Kommunikation. Emojis können diese emotionalen Aspekte BIS ZU EINEM GEWISSEN GRAD vermitteln. 

(C)  Das "augenzwinkernde Smiley" 😉 zum Beispiel kann den humorvollen Unterton einer Nachricht ausdrücken. Ein Herz ♥ kann ein Wort in einer Gratulation ersetzen. Das Daumen-hoch-Emoji 👍 kann für eine ganze Antwort stehen. 

(D)  Emoticons dienen hauptsächlich dazu, die zwischenmenschliche Ebene in der digitalen Kommunikation zu unterstützen. Abstrakte Ideen oder grammatikalisch komplexe Details können sie nicht darstellen. Trotzdem wird jeder ZUSTIMMEN: Ein Bild sagt mehr als tausend Worte.

LearnGermanToday

Emojis

Who's gonna pick me for their teacher anyways? I probably won't have anybody picking me. Well, the next thing you know. And he knows who this is, this young fellow. I had lessons. At 7:00 AM. 10:00 AM. 2:00 PM. 7:00 PM. 3:00 AM. I didn't know if I was coming or going