teaching Arabic for non-Arabic speakers of all ages, all levels, and special purposes 

Al-Mostafa Academy

Este es el podcast perfecto para los estudiantes de español que desean sumergirse en el fascinante mundo de las expresiones idiomáticas. En las diferentes partes de expresiones idiomáticas con el verbo DAR, exploraremos las múltiples formas en que el verbo "dar" se utiliza en expresiones cotidianas en español. desentrañaremos el significado, el origen y la aplicación práctica de estas expresiones, ayudándote a mejorar tu comprensión y fluidez en español. Prepárate para enriquecer tu vocabulario y sorprender a tus amigos con tu dominio del español con "Dar en el Clavo". ¡Suscríbete ahora y comencemos este emocionante viaje lingüístico juntos! Reserva una clase conmigo y vamos juntos en este camino. 

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

Dar en clavo parte 1 (Welcome) Te doy la bienvenida

Here I will read the second chapter of the book. Keep in mind that it's a continuation, its a real book with returning characters. 

Beginner book Dutch A1-A2

Chapter 2 Page 1 - Op Huwelijksreis 

In our second episode, we discuss the communication between different cultures. One way of distinguishing them is based on how specific the context is. But what do "high" and "low" really mean?

The Age of Humans

Episode 2: High and Low Context Cultures

So when I was deciding which topic to focus on for our second episode I really only needed to look at what the people I work with are actually asking for. One of the most common topics that I discuss with people is presentations. Presentations can be great opportunities to use those English skills that you work so hard on, but they also have their own stresses and challenges. Today we’re going to look at some vocabulary that you might hear when watching a presentation and some that you might want to use when giving your own. At the end we also have our 'big discussion question' to help you with your speaking practice. You can find the vocabulary from this podcast in the vocabulary sets on my profile. I hope you enjoy today's podcast and I look forward to meeting you on a call very soon!

Breakout Business English

Breakout Business English - Ep 2. Presentations

In this podcast, I will teach you How to pronounce the Urdu name of days. 
Hope you will Enjoy it. 

Urdu-With-Atif

Name of Days In Urdu

A letra "L" terá som de "u" em dois casos.
Primeiro caso: sempre que estiver no final das palavras:
Exemplos: Brasil (som: Brasiu); jornal (jornau)

Segundo caso: sempre que estiver no final de uma sílaba e em seguida houver uma consoante:
Exemplos: calma divisão silábica: cal-ma (som: cauma) ; olfato (som: oufato); filme (fiume)
Esta segunda regra parece mais complicada, mas nao é. Considere que letra "L" seguida de consoante tem som de "u", esqueça a parte de divisão silábica se parecer mais fácil. :)

Obrigada por ter me acompanhado até aqui! Conversamos no próximo episódio! 