T. Harv Eker mentioned in his book that there are qualities or habits that a person must avoid doing to have a wealth mindset. In today's podcast, I will be mentioning those three things to avoid doing. Some of us may be guilty of it but it is essential for us to learn from our own mistakes.

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THREE THINGS TO AVOID TO HAVE A WEALTH MINDSET

In questo episodio si torna a parlare di apprendimento linguistico, in particolare di ciò che amerei ottenere da un tutor linguistico o da un insegnante qui su Italki. Buon ascolto!

The Italian Miscellaneous Podcast🖐 

Cosa vorrei da un tutor o da un'insegnante qui su Italki

words	pinyin	meaning
很忙	hěn mánɡ	very busy
很累	hěn lěi	very tired
很饿	hěn è	very hungry
很渴	hěn kě	very thirsty
很漂亮	hěn piào liànɡ	very beautiful
很帅	hěn shuài	Very handsome
很好看	hěn hǎo kàn	very nice（good-looking）
很好吃	hěn hǎo chī	delicious
很好玩儿	hěn hǎo wánr	Very fun （interesting）
这个	zhè ɡe	this
这儿	zhèr	here
谢谢你	xiè xiè nǐ	Thank you
不客气	bù kè qì	You're welcome
哪里哪里	nǎ li nǎ li	thanks（show modesty and politeness.）
对不起	duì bù qǐ	sorry
没关系	méi ɡuān xi	It doesn't matter
也	yě	also
吗	mɑ	? particle question vocabulary
vocabulary list：https://www.italki.com/vocabulary/893577?sharer=teacher&utm_source=copylink_share&utm_medium=share_content&utm_campaign=vocab&hl=zh-cn

Idiomatic oral expression 

lesson3	Express an opinion

I’ll introduce Japanese culture in easy Japanese.
Today’s Theme is “おせち《osechi》”.
This episode is JLPT-N3 level.

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Please use this audio for listening and shadowing practices.

☆Words☆
おせち料理（りょうり）：traditional Japanese New Year feast
伝統的（でんとうてき）な：traditional
元日（がんじつ）：New Year's Day
黒豆（くろまめ）：sweet black soybeans
大豆（だいず）：soy
祈（いの）る：pray
えび：shrimp
ひげ：beard
曲（ま）がる：bend
老人（ろうじん）：elderly person
長生（ながい）きする：live long
昆布巻（こぶま）き：konbu rolls
鮭（さけ）：salmon
巻（ま）く：roll
数（かず）の子（こ）：herring roe
ニシン：herring
栗（くり）きんとん：sweet potato with chestnuts
さつまいも：sweet potato
栗（くり）：chestnut
混（ま）ぜる：mix
貯（た）める：save
伊達巻（だてま）き：sweet rolled omelet
オムレツ：omelette
巻物（まきもの）：scroll, rolled book
紅白（こうはく）かまぼこ：Red and White Fish Cake
かまぼこ：boiled fish paste
日（ひ）の出（で）：sunrise
箸（はし）：chopsticks
祝（いわ）い箸（ばし）：special festival chopsticks for New Year
一方（いっぽう）：one side
神人共食（しんじんきょうしょく）：God and humans eating together

☆Script for this episode
The scripts (URL) are listed in the overview section of the channel.

☆Quiz for this episode


Simple Japanese Listening with Meg（めぐ）Smile

#49 Japanese culture / おせち《osechi》 // N3 Level /Japanese listening

Ever been stuck at the airport and don't know how exactly to ask for help? Take a listen as we go over some useful questions at the airport with our wonderful guest Jerome!

Thanks to Jerome for being such a great guest!!!

Alexis : https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/9464070
Jerome: https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/4075458

Hey Alexis!

Traveling Soon? How to ask for help when you're stuck at the airport

Part two of Thumbelina by Author Hans Christian Andersen.
Complete the short quiz afterwards to check your understanding.


Teacher Michelle's Learn English with Story

Thumbelina Part 2 – LEARN ENGLISH WITH STORY (with quiz)

Today we're talking about the word "similar" and a common mistake that I hear people make when using this word. I hope you find this tip useful!

DAILY Business English VOCABULARY builder

This is a very similar podcast

元の記事/ Original Article↓
https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/617141

☆目次
0:00 オープニング
0:57 Introduction
2:26 不安な時
3:37 “書き出す＝脳によい効果をもたらす“
6:36 ノートに書く
9:36 “クラインとボールズの研究結果”
13:53 ワーキングメモリ
19:23 “感情を魔物化させないために”
21:51 書き出すことは一石二鳥

☆語彙
不安(ふあん)に駆(か)られる
プレッシャーをかける
注目(ちゅうもく)
資質(ししつ)
対処(たいしょ)する
前提(ぜんてい)
砕(くだ)く
漠然(ばくぜん)
進化(しんか)
危機感(ききかん)
回避(かいひ)する
弊害(へいがい)
一石二鳥(いっせきにちょう)
実践(じっせん)する

☆引用記事
堀田秀吾. “｢どうしようもない不安｣を科学的になくす超対策”. 東洋経済ONLINE. 2022-09-30. https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/617141

"After 5" by Japanese Teacher

“How to cope with anxiety: scientific method”「｢どうしようもない不安｣を科学的になくす超対策」

In this episode, I tackle those three little words that often drive English Language Learners crazy: at, on, and in. Since many languages don't have the same prepositions, their usage rules can be particularly confusing. I'll explain a simple way to remember how to use them, and provide clear examples to help you understand their application. I hope you find this episode helpful and that it gets you closer to mastering these commonly confusing words.

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