another short episode focussing on useful vocabulary to use when talking about books.

IELTS Vocab

IELTS Vocabulary - Books

🏅 Level : Basic (TOPIK 1,2)
0:00 15.직업과 일 (Jobs & Work)
1:22 16. 동물과 반려동물 (Animals & Pets)
2:17 17. 특별한 날과 기념일 (Special Days)
3:30 18. 꿈과 미래 (Dreams & Future)
4:47 19. 옷과 패션 (Clothes & Fashion)
6:08 20. 인터넷과 스마트폰 (Internet & Smartphone)
7:08 21. 감정과 기분 (Feelings & Mood)
8:16 22. 시간과 약속 (Time & Appointment)
8:55 23. 요일과 날짜 (Days & Dates)
9:33 24. 도시와 시골 (City & Countryside)
10:05 25. 편의시설과 장소 (Facilities & Places)
10:35 26. 선물 (Gifts)
10:52 27. 운동 경기와 스포츠 (Sports)

Korean Q&A: Daily Speaking Practice for Beginners

Korean Q&A: Daily Speaking Practice for Beginners (3)

一次，华特先生参加一对年轻华侨的婚礼，他很有礼貌的赞美新娘漂亮，一旁的新郎立即代表新娘表示感谢，“哪里哪里”，华特先生觉得挺不好意思的，以为未说到地方，便用中国话再说：头发，眉毛，眼睛，耳朵，鼻子都很漂亮。”

Once, Mr. Walter attended the wedding of a pair of young overseas Chinese. He politely praised the bride for her beauty. The groom at the side immediately thanked her on behalf of the bride. "Where is it?" Mr. Walter felt very embarrassed. He thought he had not spoken about the place, so he said in Chinese: "hair, eyebrows, eyes, ears and nose are beautiful."

哪里哪里-Chinese way to say thanks

开心一刻 Jokes

哪里哪里nǎ lǐ nǎ lǐ 

1. 早上 — zǎo  shang — n. — morning
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2. 谢谢 — xiè  xie — v. — thank you
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3. 不客气 — bú   kè  qi — — you’re welcome
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4. 对不起 — duì  bu  qǐ — — sorry, I’m sorry.
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5. 没关系 — méi   guān  xi — — it doesn’t matter, never mind

Chinese for Beginners Channel

【8】New Words，跟我读，学生词

こどもと一緒に行く時のレストラン選びは難しいです。

Natural Nihongo Chat

外食と家で食べるのと、どちらが好きですか？

苹果
 píngguǒ
 사과
 Apple

桃子
 táozi
 복숭아
 Peach

草莓
 cǎoméi
 딸기
 Strawberry

香蕉
 xiāngjiāo
 바나나
 Banana

橙子
 chéngzi
 오렌지
 Orange

西瓜
 xīguā
 수박
 Watermelon

梨
 lí
 배
 Pear

樱桃
 yīngtáo
 체리
 Cherry

猕猴桃
 míhóutáo
 키위
 Kiwi

蓝莓
 lánméi
 블루베리
 Blueberry

芒果
 mángguǒ
 망고
 Mango

菠萝
 bōluó
 파인애플
 Pineapple

柠檬
 níngméng
 레몬
 Lemon

葡萄
 pútao
 포도
 Grape

哈密瓜
 hāmìguā
 머스크멜론
 Hami melon / Cantaloupe

石榴
 shíliu
 석류
 Pomegranate

荔枝
 lìzhī
 리치
 Lychee

龙眼
 lóngyǎn
 용안
 Longan

椰子
 yēzi
 코코넛
 Coconut

榴莲
 liúlián
 두리안
 Durian

西红柿
 xīhóngshì
 토마토
 Tomato

Word Cards in Chinese

水果词汇表 과일 어휘표 Fruit Vocabulary List

В этом подкасте я рассуждаю о том, нужно ли делить людей на интровертов и экстравертов и если да, то по каким критериям. Приятного прослушивания!

Привет, это Наташа!

Эпизод 13. Интроверты и экстраверты

Este episodio es sobre el futuro, en él vamos a mencionar los dos tiempos futuros que tenemos en español, como usamos estos tiempos futuros y cómo podemos hablar del futuro sin usarlos.

Estoy segura de que en este episodio vas a aprender algo nuevo, así que, ¡no lo pienses! ¡Escúchalo! 

Después no te olvides de pasarte por mi Instagram y decirme qué os ha parecido el episodio y qué es lo que más os ha sorprendido.

Episodios mencionados:

-Ep.25: hablar de la edad en español:
-Ep.65: conceptos que necesitamos para entender el futuro.


Blanca to go 

67– El futuro y cómo hablar del futuro sin usarlo


Think of a meeting and you might immediately imagine a large table with lots of chairs and people wearing suits.

Or perhaps you imagine a computer screen filled with your colleagues' faces.

But have you ever thought about having a meeting while going for a walk? Many of us already take calls while we're walking, but it's said that walking meetings are becoming more popular too.

Those who like them say it's good to get out of the formal office environment.

Robert Mitson from meeting management company Sherpany says talking to someone when you're walking side-by-side can create a more relaxed atmosphere.

In a small walking group, colleagues can also move from person to person more easily to have one-on-one chats — something that may not be so easy to do in an office or online.

Research has also found that walking can make you more creative, with experts saying that getting moving is a good way to think of new ideas.

And of course, walking is good for our bodies. So a walking meeting lets us get some exercise at the same time as working.

However, walking meetings may not be right for everyone — for example, people who find it difficult to walk, or if someone in the group needs to use a computer.

Others say they find it difficult to focus when they're out for a walk.

And if companies are going to try walking meetings, experts say it's a good idea to choose a quiet place with plenty of space.