🌿 Introducing "Organic English: Exploring Emotions" 🎧✨

Discover the power of language and emotions with Organic English, the podcast that nurtures language growth and delves into the beauty of the English language! 🌟✨

In our latest episode, we're immersing ourselves in the fascinating world of emotions. Learn to express yourself with ease as we explore phrases that capture different emotional states. 🗣️💭

From joy and contentment to curiosity and awe, these expressions will empower you to communicate your feelings effectively. 🌈✨


Organic English

007 Exploring Emotions

In this vocabulary episode we learn about the very common phrase "Llevarse bien/mal con alguien" (to get along with someone).
Transcript + Exercises → https://espanolparati.notion.site/Llevarse-bien-mal-con-3abceca347f74b00b8d2617578200dd6
Do the exercises in the transcript to get the most out of every episode!


Español Para Ti (Spanish For You!)

Llevarse bien/mal con alguien (+ Transcript 📄) - B1 / Español intermedio

Here are five commonly used ways to confess your love in Chinese, along with some simple and easy-to-understand examples:
1. 我爱你 (wǒ ài nǐ) - This is the most common and direct way to confess your love in Chinese.
Example: 我爱你，我想和你在一起。 (I love you, I want to be with you.)
2. 我喜欢你 (wǒ xǐhuan nǐ) - This phrase means "I like you."
Example: 我喜欢你，我想了解你的生活。 (I like you, I want to know more about your life.)
3. 我对你有感觉 (wǒ duì nǐ yǒu gǎnjué) - This phrase means "I have feelings for you."
Example: 我对你有感觉，我想和你在一起。 (I have feelings for you, I want to be with you.)
4. 我深深爱着你 (wǒ shēnshēn ài zhe nǐ) - This phrase adds emphasis to the love, expressing that it is deep and strong.
Example: 我深深爱着你，我想和你结婚。 (I love you deeply, I want to marry you.)
5. 我真的很喜欢你 (wǒ zhēn de hěn xǐhuan nǐ) - This phrase means "I really like you."
Example: 我真的很喜欢你，我想和你在一起。 (I really like you, I want to be with you.)


Five Ways to Say XXX in Chinese

5 ways to confess your love in Chinese

In dieser Episode hörst du mehr über Wohnmöglichkeiten und unterschiedliche Angebote in den Wiener Gemeindebezirken.

Wiener Geschichten

Episode 1: Wohnen in Wien

【Script】
日本には６月ごろに、「梅雨（つゆ）」という雨が多い季節があります。毎日雨が降ると、外に出るのが嫌になるかもしれません。でも、雨の日もそんなに悪くないですよ。家で雨の音を聞きながら本を読むと、とてもリラックスできます。
あなたは、雨の日になにをするのが好きですか？

【withひらがな】
日本（にほん）には６月（ろくがつ）ごろに、「梅雨（つゆ）」という雨（あめ）が多（おお）い季節（きせつ）があります。毎日（まいにち）雨（あめ）が降（ふ）ると、外（そと）に出（で）るのが嫌（いや）になるかもしれません。でも、雨（あめ）の日（ひ）もそんなに悪（わる）くないですよ。家（いえ）で雨（あめ）の音（おと）を聞（き）きながら本（ほん）を読（よ）むと、とてもリラックスできます。
あなたは、雨（あめ）の日（ひ）になにをするのが好（す）きですか？

【English】
In Japan, around June, there is a rainy season called "Tsuyu." When it rains every day, you might get sick of going out. However, rainy days aren't all that bad. I can relax by reading a book at home while listening to the sound of the rain. What do you like to do on rainy days?

【Vocabulary】
梅雨（つゆ）ー　 rainy season (especially in Japan)
季節（きせつ）ー　season
嫌（いや）になる　ー　to get sick
音（おと）ー　sound
リラックスする　ー　to relax

【Grammar Notes】
🔶Proper noun + という + Noun　(Noun) called (Proper noun)
Example: 
梅雨（つゆ）という季節（きせつ）
the season called "tsuyu"
ドラゴンボールというアニメ
the anime called "DRAGON BALL"　

🔶noun/short form + ～かもしれない  may/might ~
Example: 
嫌（いや）になるかもしれません。
You might get sick of it.
来年（らいねん）、日本（にほん）に行（い）くかもしれません。
I might be going to go to Japan next year.
彼（かれ）は学生（がくせい）かもしれません。
He might be a student.

🔶verb stem + ～ながら　while doing~
Example:
雨（あめ）の音を聞きながら本（ほん）を読（よ）みます。
I read a book while listening to the sound of the rain.
歩（ある）きながら食（た）べないでください。
Please don't eat while walking.

🔶short form + ～と　whenever / if~ 
Example: 
本（ほん）を読（よ）むと、リラックスできます。
Whenever I read a book, I can relax.
たくさん食（た）べると、眠（ねむ）くなります。
Whenever I eat a lot, I get sleepy.

🌸That’s all for today! Let me know if you have any questions.🌸

Read Japan in Japanese

#4　梅雨　Cozy Rainy Season

Vamos saber como foram as férias da Tatiana

 Portuguese Audios for Intermediate B1 -Áudios em Português para Intermédios B1

As minhas férias de sonho

Staying healthy can be difficult — it might mean we don't always get to eat and drink the things we want.

Sometimes we have to sacrifice some sweet things because we know they're not such a good idea!

But how far would you go to make sure you have a healthy diet?

A new survey has found that almost a quarter of people in the UK don't enjoy their meals because they put health before taste.

That means they're choosing to eat meals they don't like just because they're healthy.

However, the survey, by a bread company called Warburtons, also found that 74% of people aged between 25 and 44 aren't quite sure how to eat a balanced diet.

So it's perhaps not a surprise that people are eating meals they don't enjoy!

It's true that foods full of sugar, salt and butter can taste good, but experts say that healthy meals can taste great too.

And we can still enjoy some tasty things as part of a healthy diet.

In fact, some experts say that we shouldn't think of foods as "good" or "bad" — we should be able to enjoy everything in moderation.

This is something that older adults are better at, according to the survey, which included 2,000 people in the UK.

Adults over the age of 65 were most likely to put their enjoyment first when making food. Younger people admitted to eating meals in front of others to look like they're healthy — even if they don't like the food.

English Conversation/Dialogue

Survey: Young Adults Sacrifice Taste for Health in Meals

This episode is about Introducing yourself in Japanese... please check below for the grammar notes and important Japanese phrases I have mentioned in the podcast.

はじめまして!　                            Nice to meet you.
私（わたし）　は　ミヤ　です。　　　My name is Mia
私　（わたし）　は　アメリカ　から　来ました（きました）。      I came from America
よろしくおねがいします     I am looking forward to have a good relationship with you.

お（元気）げんき　ですか。        How are you
はい、（元気）げんき　です　I am fine
（元気）げんき　です　ありがとう。　　I am fine thank you 
まま　です　　not bad

See you in the next lesson.....じゃまたね
