The 1980s - send me a message if you want the transcript. 

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

The 1980s

In this podcast, you will be able to talk about your daily routines in Azerbaijani language.

Salam,Let's Learn Azerbaijani!

Gundelik Rutinler/Daily Routines

I left Canada to teach English in the Czech Republic in 1995. There are three chapters that cover my experience there which include meeting my first wife. Ten years later, I was in India on a new teaching job getting divorced. I met and dated Marta.

Expect the Unexpected

Marta

En este episodio explico los 6 usos más habituales del verbo Dar, como por ejemplo: "dar vergüenza", "dar lo mismo" o "dársele bien algo a alguien". 
Para estudiantes de niveles B1 y B2, aunque los estudiantes de nivel A2 también pueden aprender algunas cosas.

Español con Pablo

6 usos de "Dar" | Nivel B1/B2

A stone toad? That's right! This first episode will take us to Pasco - Perú to know more about this ancient tale. This episode is completely in Spanish, feel free to message me in case you need the transcription :)

Este episodio está completamente en español. Después de escucharlo, puedes intentar responder las siguientes preguntas para poner en práctica tu comprensión. Las respuestas correctas están al final.

QUIZZ:

1. ¿Qué color de ropa usaba la anciana?
a) Verde
b) Rojo
c) Negro

2. ¿Qué cultivaba la gente del pueblo?
a) Papas
b) Manzanas
c) Camotes

3. ¿Cómo se sentían los vecinos de la anciana en cada cosecha?
a) Enojados y molestos
b) Envidiosos y curiosos
c) Tristes y melancólicos

4. ¿Qué le hizo la anciana al sapo cuando lo vio comiendo sus papas?
a) Lo ahuyentó
b) Lo capturó
c) Lo hechizó

5. ¿Qué hizo la anciana cuando el pueblo descubrió que era una bruja?
a) Se escondió en su casa
b) Se fue del pueblo
c) Los convirtió en piedra

ANSWERS:
1 - C
2 - A
3 - B
4 - C
5 - B

Cuentos Peruanos | Peruvian Tales

E1: El sapo de piedra 🐸

Charlotte rencontre Pierre

3 - La fête d'Émilie

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After the interview, take time to reflect on your performance. Identify areas of strength and areas for improvement, using feedback to refine your interview skills for future opportunities. Regardless of the outcome, view each interview as a learning experience, building your confidence and resilience with each interaction.


The Global Professional Podcast

Overcoming Anxiety during Job Interviews - Episode 57

Vocabulary:
to break up: to not be a couple anymore
to take something hard: when something makes you feel bad
flip: to turn over
rookie: someone new to something
phishing scam: cybercrime done through email or other contact information
penalize: to punish
they got to him in time: they were able to help him before something worse happened
half- brother/sister: someone you share a parent with
to let someone get away with something: to let someone go without consequences
to get back together: to start dating again
narwhal: a whale with a long tusk