◎English,Korean subtitles are on my YOUTUBE channel

ホンダ！スズキ！まじ！？
HONDA,SUZUKI ! Are you sure!?
혼다, 스즈키 진심이냐?


NANAのにほんごpodcast 

3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #7 ホンダ！スズキ！まじ！？HONDA,SUZUKI ! Are you sure!?

📝 Listen to basic texts: 

Mi nombre es Claudia. Soy de la Ciudad de México, pero ahora vivo en Argentina. Tengo 40 años. Soy ingeniera. Me gusta mucho tocar la guitarra y ver películas. Hablo español y un poco de portugués. Mi número de teléfono es 098-765-4321.

✨ Listen, repeat, and learn at your own rhythm!

¡Hola! Spanish for Beginners

🟢 Series Mini Podcasts in Spanish for Beginners 6

1. Work harder
2. think in English from the start
3. time doesn't Make success  
4.  "play"
5. 21-day schedule
6. set up a tiny little goal

Share it if you find it useful and helpful.😄

Build Your English Thinking

01 Six Basic Tips for your English Thinking

第三课  你叫什么名字

一、听力  第一部分
1.老师
2.学生
3.中国人
4.美国人
第二部分
5. 女：你是学生吗？
男：不是，我是老师。
6. 男：你是中国学生吗？
   女：不是，我是美国学生。
7. 男：您好，您是美国人吗？
女：是，我是美国人。
8. 男：老师，您叫什么名字？
   女：我叫李月。
第三部分
9.我叫李月，我是老师。
  问：她叫什么名字？
10.大卫是美国人，他是学生。
   问：大卫是中国人吗？
11.他叫王心，他是中国人。
问：他是哪国人？
12.我叫马丁，我是美国人，我是学生。
问：马丁是哪国人？


hsk1  第三课

第10课  我能坐这儿吗
一、听力  第一部分
1.坐
2.桌子
3.爸爸和女儿 
4.请喝茶

第二部分
5. 男：你的桌子上有什么？
女：我的桌子上有一个电脑。
6. 男：你女儿呢？
   女：在那儿，她在桌子下面。
7. 男：谁是大卫？
女：我后面的那个人是大卫。
8. 女：李老师家在后面吗？
 男：不是，李老师家在前面。

第三部分
9. 桌子上有一个杯子和一本书。
   问：桌子上有什么？
10.我能看看你的书吗？
   问：他想做什么？
11.前面那个人是谢朋的同学，他在学校工作。
问：前面的人是谁？
12.我的小狗在那儿，桌子下面。
问：桌子下面有什么？



hsk1  第10课  我能坐这儿吗

You can READ the podcast here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wKdxkmE8xHXAibPdMrz61J815P2TAxVk/view?usp=sharing

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Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation states that:
Every mass attracts every other mass in the universe with a force that is proportional to the product of their masses, and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
Let’s break this down in a way that applies to language acquisition. Imagine that:
•	One “mass” is you, the learner.
•	The other “mass” is the language you are trying to learn.
•	The “force” is the attraction or motivation pulling you toward fluency.
•	The “distance” is how far you currently are from using the language fluently and comfortably.






💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 64 - How to apply Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation into Language Learning

Office politics refers to the intricate interplay of interpersonal relationships, power dynamics, and organizational culture. While often viewed negatively, understanding and navigating these dynamics can be crucial for career advancement.

Key Strategies:

Build strong relationships: Cultivate genuine connections across departments.

Focus on performance: Deliver exceptional results consistently.

Communicate effectively: Maintain clear and open communication.

Maintain neutrality: Avoid taking sides in conflicts.

Develop a thick skin: Let go of negativity and maintain a positive attitude.

Understand organizational culture: Familiarize yourself with unwritten rules and power structures.

Be mindful of your actions: Avoid engaging in negative behaviors.

Seek mentorship: A mentor can provide guidance and support.

Prioritize well-being: Take care of your mental and emotional health.

Conclusion

Office politics is an inevitable part of the workplace. By understanding its dynamics, building strong relationships, and maintaining a positive attitude, you can navigate these challenges effectively and create a more positive work environment. Remember, while office politics can be a complex issue, your focus should always be on your professional development and achieving your career goals.