In this short episode, you will be hearing easy examples about the term  {  Corpse } 



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Lesson 2 Word 1 ( Corpse )

                                                               한국어 토픽 2 듣기 연습

 다음 대화를 잘 듣고 이어질 수 있는 말을 고르십시오.

1.
1) 다음 주에 만나요.
2) 이번 주에 갈 수 있어요.
3) 미국에서 친구가 와서요.
4) 다음에 만나요.

2.
1) 아니, 살 수 있어.
2) 응, 내가 약을 사다 줄께.
3) 아니, 살 수 없어.
4) 응, 늦게까지 여는 약국이 있어.

3.
1) 그럼 내가 가서 물어볼게.
2) 그럼 다음에 보자.
3) 5층을 사용할 수 있어.
4) 사용할 수 없어.

4.
1) 공사가 끝나면 멋있을 거예요.
2) 공사가 어제 시작했어요.
3) 공사가 빨리 끝나면 좋을 것 같아요.
4) 공사를 해서 좋아요.

5.
1) 첫 방송은 재미있어요
2) 시창자 의견을 못 들었어요.
3) 문화가 이해된다고 해요.
4) 자막에 더 신경을 써야겠네요







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한국어 토픽 듣기 

한국어 토픽 2

In this episode, I will guide you as you envision the language community you want to have meaningful interactions with. Make sure to have a notebook or journal in hand to write down your vision. 

Meaningful Language Learning

Creating a Language and Community Vision

This episode introduces three idioms that use the word fire. Listen to the examples to hear how to use them. Please send me a message if you would like a copy of the audio script.

Idiom Corner

Fire

Nivel: B1. B2.

Tema: Para pedir DISCULPAS no siempre decimos LO SIENTO. Hay otas expresiones de acuerdo al contexto o según las circunstancias. Depende si es una situación social o hay realmente sentimientos de culpa o responsabilidad. LO SIENTO no es incorrecto, solo digo que hay otras opciones, también según la cultura e incluso según la personalidad del hablante.

En este episodio hay muchos ejemplos que incluyen PASADOS, verbos reflexivos y vocabulario.

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Gracias por los comentarios, ah...  y no olviden hacer el CUESTIONARIO.
Hasta la próxima.

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5. Disculpa, Perdona o Lo Siento... ¿Cómo pedir disculpas?

¿No te ha pasado que estás hablando español, leyendo y te preguntas el origen de la palabra que estás usando o que leíste? A mí sí me ha pasado. Algo que muchos saben, es que el origen de las palabras, particularmente en español proviene del latín, del griego, del árabe, en fin, muchas tienen orígenes llamativos y a mí siempre me ha gustado saber el porqué de las cosas. Escucha, al final puedes comentarme si este origen lo sabías o que creías de la palabra. Suscríbete, comenta para dejar tu opinión, comparte con otros estudiantes de español y hablemos de esto en clase. 

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LA HISTORIA DE LAS PALABRAS

In the business world, active listening goes beyond simply hearing information. It's a strategic communication skill that fosters deeper understanding, builds trust, and improves collaboration. It involves giving your full attention to a speaker, both verbally and nonverbally, to grasp the complete message. This includes:

Paying close attention: Minimize distractions, maintain eye contact, and avoid formulating counter-arguments while someone speaks.
Understanding nonverbal cues: Notice body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions to glean underlying emotions or unspoken concerns.
Asking clarifying questions: Don't assume you understand everything. Use open-ended questions to encourage elaboration and ensure you're on the same page.
Paraphrasing and summarizing: Reflect back key points in your own words to confirm comprehension and demonstrate attentiveness.
Empathy and emotional intelligence: Acknowledge the speaker's feelings and tailor your responses to create a safe space for open communication.
Active listening benefits businesses in numerous ways:

Stronger client relationships: By truly understanding client needs, businesses can provide more relevant solutions and build lasting partnerships.
Enhanced negotiation and sales: Active listening allows salespeople to tailor pitches and identify client concerns for successful deal-closing.
Improved team dynamics: Active listening fosters collaboration by ensuring everyone feels heard and valued, leading to better problem-solving and decision-making.
Reduced conflict: By giving speakers their due attention and clarifying positions, misunderstandings and conflicts are minimized.
Increased productivity: Active listening avoids wasted time due to miscommunication and ensures everyone is working towards the same goals.
By actively listening, businesses create a communication culture that fosters trust, collaboration, and ultimately, success. 

The Global Professional Podcast

Active Listening Explained - Episode 81

Welcome to the Jerome Meadows Experience

For the full video with additional vocabulary search THE JEROME MEADOWS EXPERIENCE on Spotify 

Special guest today Carl McLarty from Streetwise English
https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/1947582/english 