https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r3jErIh3sax-LfCmkdOHpOHhPhWsHztQ/view?usp=drivesdk

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Speaking Well (with transcript for study)

Mel talks about why she lives in the US. How did she do that? Did she get a visa? Let's find out!
She's using grammar points from Genki 1,2. Simple and Easy, but some of the sentences would be a little challenging because she combines different grammar points in a sentence,  which Japanese people do all the time.
You get to hear natural Japanese with Tokyo pitch accept  
** Patreon ; patreon.com/Melu1142 Transcript, more formal ones/bonus episodes/informal ones are available there!


Thinking out loud in Japanese

アメリカにすんでいる　りゆう１

When Mouse wakes up Lion, he's in big trouble! But one day, Lion might need Mouse's help.

Bedtime Story

 The Lion and the Mouse

“Learn English” - Rethinking Your Objectives (Episode 398)

What’s on your mental radar? Perhaps it’s passing the IELTS exam, perfecting your job interview performance, or sharpening your communication for career advancement.

But what lies beyond that immediate goal? What other significant outcomes will follow once you achieve your primary objective?

Often, these secondary, less obvious goals are actually more meaningful. Yet, because they aren’t in our conscious awareness, we miss the opportunity to pursue them directly.

This is why I incorporate coaching into my method. It enables my students to clarify these secondary objectives, clear any roadblocks, and conquer them along the way.

In this paradigm, the original goal becomes less of a mountain to climb and more of a stepping stone, because you approach it with a ‘I care, but not that much’ attitude. This mindset shift makes it so much easier to achieve, and from there it’s easy sailing!

Come for my unique training and expand your horizons to 'see a new land' filled with opportunities  that were hidden before!

The Habits of Highly Effective English Communicators

“Learn English” - Rethinking Your Objectives (Episode 398)

Are you tired of struggling to learn and remember new English vocabulary?

In this episode of The Real English Conversations Podcast, Canadian italki English teachers Amy and Curtis share some simple but effective strategies for making vocabulary acquisition easier and more efficient. With their expert guidance, you'll be able to expand your English vocabulary faster and remember new words with greater ease. 
So why not tune in and start improving your English today? 
And if you're looking for even more personalized guidance, book a lesson with Curtis today on italki and take the first step towards achieving your English goals! 
Follow this link to book your lesson now: https://www.italki.com/teacher/4672521/english




Real English Conversations Podcast

Building English Vocabulary: Real English Conversations Podcast On Italki

Här får du råd om hur du kan prata bättre svenska i olika gruppsamtal. 

Stärk ditt självförtroende genom att förbereda dig på rätt sätt inför nästa gruppsituation; vare sig det är ett möte på jobbet, fikapausen med kollegorna, släktmiddagen, eller en dialog med kompisarna på festen.





 

Prata Flytande Svenska/Speak Swedish Fluently  

Bli Bättre På Att Prata Svenska I Gruppsamtal  

La paresse est un vilain défaut
Herbe-Folle, le levraut, a un très gros défaut : il est paresseux. La maîtresse, une vieille chèvre, ne sait comment le faire travailler.
- Je ne vois rien au tableau! déclare un jour ce fainéant.
Ses parents l’emmènent chez l’opticien où Herbe-Folle continue à jouer la comédie. Finalement, il se retrouve avec des lunettes aux verres tellement épais qu’il ne voit plus rien à travers. Voilà le jeune lièvre pris à son propre piège. Il ne distingue même plus le bout de ses pieds et est obligé de tout avouer à ses parents.

Des Milliers D'histoires

Histoire 27 - La paresse est un vilain défaut

I am an educator, mentor, and guide, I ignite the spark of possibility through communication. I equip professionals with the skills of confident communication, emotional intelligence, and strategic thinking. I empower them to break down barriers, unlock their potential, and navigate our ever-connected world. My mission is to foster connections that create positive change, build bridges across cultures, and create a world where clear communication fuels growth, trust, and innovation.

What does that mean?
My work isn't just a job, it's a mission. As an educator, mentor, and guide, I ignite a fire in people. Through the power of communication, I show them the possibilities that lie dormant within. I don't just teach; I equip.  I equip professionals with the tools they need to be confident communicators, understand the nuances of emotions, and think strategically. It's about empowering them to break down walls, unlock their full potential, and navigate the ever-evolving world of connection. My ultimate goal? To foster connections that drive positive change.  I envision a world where clear communication builds bridges across cultures, fostering trust, growth, and innovation. It's a world where communication isn't a barrier, but a bridge to a brighter future.


I don't invest in just teaching skills, I transform careers.  Imagine confidently presenting your ideas, navigating complex situations with emotional intelligence, and strategically solving problems. That's the impact I have. My clients land promotions because they radiate confidence and can advocate for themselves. They earn more because their strategic thinking adds value. They're trusted because they build strong relationships and clear communication fosters a foundation of trust.  And let's not forget new opportunities!  My clients stand out in the job market with a powerful communication skillset that makes them the ideal candidate.  I don't just equip you with skills, I equip you for success. 

The Global Professional Podcast

My Personal Mission Statement - Episode 88

What kinds of things do you like to study or work on with other people?

We've got 6 new, and really useful expressions for you in this episode.  Take your time and have fun thinking about your own answers to this question--along with the 6 example questions.

When you're done, try using these expressions the next time you're speaking to a native speaker.

Don't forget to subscribe and send me a message if you like what you've heard.