In this short episode, you will learn the meaning of the term ( Wholesale )

"I buy my items  Wholesale"
"When someone sells many toys to a shop all at once, it's wholesale."
"The store buys candy at wholesale prices."
"She sells toys wholesale to other stores."
"The bakery purchases flour wholesale."


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Lesson 3  Word 12 (   Wholesale  )

Selam! 👋
Let’s learn 3 common Turkish phrases today:
-Kolay gelsin.
-Çok yaşa.
-Sen de gör.

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In questa seconda puntata riflettiamo sul titolo del romanzo di Domenico Starnone, Lacci, e sul suo significato simbolico.
I lacci diventano metafora dei legami familiari, dei fili invisibili che uniscono e, a volte, soffocano. Attraverso la storia di Aldo, Vanda e dei figli Sandro e Anna, scopriamo come gesti quotidiani, come allacciare le scarpe, possano racchiudere emozioni profonde, responsabilità e memoria affettiva.

Durante l’episodio esploriamo anche parole, modi di dire e lessico italiano utili per studenti:

Seguire le orme di qualcuno → imitare il percorso o l’esempio di qualcun altro.
Allacciare / riallacciare → sia letterale (scarpe) che figurato (legami, rapporti).
Arraffare tutto → prendere tutto con avidità, senza pensare agli altri.
Lasciare le briciole → lasciare pochissimo, quasi nulla.
Torturarsi reciprocamente → soffrire insieme in maniera dolorosa, spesso riferito a conflitti familiari.
Sciogliere i nodi → liberarsi da vincoli o problemi del passato.

Riflettiamo insieme su come gesti piccoli e quotidiani possano raccontare storie di affetto, distanza e responsabilità, e su come la lingua italiana esprima queste sfumature attraverso verbi, immagini e modi di dire.

Se vuoi approfondire Lacci e imparare l’italiano leggendo e discutendo, continua il viaggio con Bookclub & Cappuccino.

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In this audio recording I am talkign to you about the process I go through when answering these questions.

This is a process that I teach my students to discover & go through & succeed at speaking because they found themselves be more creative, less stuck and more words 'are becoming available' for them when they are speaking.

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IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

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In this episode you will learn vocabularies of lesson seven.

HSK2

HSK2-7 Vocabulary

Medical Spanish 🏥 
Cápsula informativa sobre la uropatía obstructiva o retención de orina.

Medical Spanish

Uropatía Obstructiva 🏥 

In the UK, children are legally required to attend school up to the age of 16. Primary education is for students aged 5- 11, and then secondary education lasts until at Least 16, with many students carrying on at school for two more years to prepare for university. Both state and private schools are run by a head teacher, who normally has a deputy in charge of certain areas of the school. The rest of the staff includes teachers, receptionists, secretaries, cleaners, etc. There are normally three terms in a school year, and each term usually Lasts about 13 weeks. The school day is divided into about five Lessons, with a lunch break, typically 45 minutes to an hour, and often shorter breaks in the morning and afternoon. As well as teaching Lessons at school, teachers also set the students homework.