En este episodio hablo acerca de viajar solos, utilizo vocabulario sobre viajes, tipos de alojamientos, medios de transporte para viajar, la mochila de viaje y que cosas debes llevar en ella.
Como tiempos verbales utilizo algunos tiempos del pasado: preterito imperfecto, indefinido y definido; imperativo, presente. 

Viviendo entre dos lenguas 

Viajar solos

What's the difference?

Alone VS Lonely

Sabe quando você recebe aquela dica que vale ouro e lhe poupa muito tempo ou dinheiro? Aprenda nesse episódio uma forma interessante de dizer isso em português! Aproveite para ouvir um conselho muito importante para o aprendizado de idiomas!

You know when you get that tip that's worth gold and saves you a lot of time or money? Learn in this episode an interesting way to say it in Portuguese! Take the opportunity to hear a very important advice for language learning!

Keep Speaking Portuguese

Aquele da dica de ouro! 💎

Here you learn how introduce yourself in the informal and formal way.

GermanPodcast mit Dirk

Begrüßungen

An explanation of when to use "some" or "any" to tell how much/many things there are.

The English Toolbox

Some vs. Any

Transcript
https://www.patreon.com/posts/zhong-wen-shi-02-95740701?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Lily's Chinese 对话

20240109高尔基致罗曼罗兰的信

*This episode is about "Kermanshah" a city in the Central District of Kermanshah province, Iran, serving as capital of the province, the county, and the district. 

**Book Podcast lesson to discuss the topic and access the texts

Persian Podcasts / پادکست فارسی 

شهر کرمانشاه

(We have more English speaking than usual)
My frined, Renata and I both work as tour guides before Covid 19.
Now she's trying new tour, so I interviewed about it.

Akari Talks Japan

Talk about new tour possibility with Renata

Your Digital Nomad Journey

The allure of remote work and constant travel beckons. But trading your cubicle for a co-working space in Bali requires planning. Here's how to embark on your digital nomad adventure:

1. Skill Up & Find Your Niche: Can your talents translate to remote work?  Web developers, writers, and virtual assistants are in high demand. Hone your skills and identify a niche market you can serve virtually.

2.  Embrace Remote Work:  Many traditional jobs now offer remote options.  Discuss flexibility with your employer or explore remote work platforms. If freelancing, build a strong portfolio and secure clients before taking the leap.

3.  Financials: Be Ruthless:  Living on the road can be surprisingly affordable, but research your desired destinations.  Factor in visas, co-living, and travel costs.  Build a healthy savings cushion to cover any hiccups.

4.  Tech is Your Lifeline: Invest in reliable equipment - a sturdy laptop, noise-cancelling headphones, and a universal adapter are crucial.  Don't forget secure cloud storage and a VPN for safe internet access on the go.

5.  Master Time Zones:  Working across continents requires discipline.  Schedule calls considering time zone differences and utilize tools like calendar apps to avoid confusion.

6.  Embrace Community:  Combat loneliness by joining online digital nomad communities and co-working spaces in your destinations.  These connections are invaluable for support and advice.

7.  Be Flexible & Adaptable:  Expect unexpected internet outages, cultural differences, and travel mishaps.  Maintain a positive attitude and problem-solving skills are key for a smooth journey.

Remember, the digital nomad life isn't all sunsets and beaches. It requires hard work, discipline, and a willingness to adapt. But for those seeking freedom and adventure, the rewards are endless.