Learning Arabic and English with Patima

Arabic short stories 

Fúwùyuán: 	Huānyínɡ 	ɡuānɡlín! 	Nín 	xiǎnɡ 	chī 
服务员： 	欢迎 	光临！ 	您 	想 	吃 
shénme? 
什么？ 
Gùkè: 	Yào 	liǎnɡ 	ɡe 	bīnɡjīlínɡ 	hé 	yí 	ɡe 
顾客： 	要 	两 	个 	冰激凌 	和 	一 	个 
niúròu 	hànbǎo. 
牛肉 	汉堡。 
Fúwùyuán: 	Hái 	yào 	biéde 	mɑ? 
服务员： 	还 	要 	别的 	吗？ 
Gùkè: 	Hái 	yào 	yì 	bāo 	dà 	shǔtiáo. 
顾客： 	还 	要 	一 	包 	大 	薯条。 
Fúwùyuán: 	Zài 	zhèr 	chī 	háishi 	dàizǒu? 
服务员： 	在 	这儿 	吃 	还是 	带走？ 
Gùkè: 	Dàizǒu, 	xièxie! 
顾客： 	带走， 	谢谢！ 


日常用语

快餐厅  点菜

Hablando Al Chile

Hablar como nativo, esa es la cuestión

Host: Welcome back to the podcast everyone. I’m joined today by Naseem, an IT consultant from 
Delhi and Deepa, an HR consultant from Bangore. Today we’ll be discussing the increase in the number of people moonlighting and what the future holds for companies and workers. So, Deepa, I’ll ask you first: What has created this problem?

Deepa: Well, as with many places around the world, during the pandemic, there was a big increase in the number of people working from home and also economic instability. So, at the same time, we had more people working without any supervision and people were more worried about being able to make a living. So, the increase in online moonlighting was a consequence of that situation really.

Naseem: That’s certainly what happened to me. At the time, you read about all of these companies that were *laying off * their staff and there wasn’t much you could do about it if it happened to you. So suddenly working for just one company seemed like a bad idea. I have a family to feed: three boys and a girl. I felt a lot of insecurity and was terrified of losing money, or maybe even worse, my house. So, I took two jobs.

Host: What effect did that have on you and your family?

Naseem: It gave us some comfort, financially, as I started making more money than I had before the pandemic. But I was also working very long hours each day. I saw the children every day of course, but I couldn’t spend any real time with them as I had to work from almost as soon as I got up, until late in the evening. My wife was working as well, so it was quite hard to manage everything. When the crisis was averted, we had gotten used to having the extra money, so although I cut back on my hours in both jobs, I still continued to work at both.

Host: Do you see anything wrong with doing what you are doing?

Naseem: Not at all. I’m a professional and I work hard at both jobs. My main job is in IT as you mentioned, but my second is in design. 




English Conversation/Dialogue

MOONLIGHTING 

🏫Have you visited the National Palace Museums before? Do you know what happened at the Taipei Museum? Do you want to learn about the National Palace Museum's (in Beijing and Taipei) history? This episode is not to be missed. In addition, I will publish a new episode of Weekly news review over the weekend. Please stay tuned.
🏫你去过故宫吗？知道最近台北故宫发生了什么事吗？想知道北京故宫和台北故宫的历史故事吗？不要错过今天的节目哦！另外，周末会有新的特辑「一周大事」也敬请期待！

source:  https://www.163.com/dy/article/HKUTPVQT0514FGV8.html
               https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcoCbqYLe2E

News with zhe

#28 台北故宫博物院2年打坏了3件

Today we're going to explore a fascinating topic - why the word "mama" or something similar is used in different languages for mothers. As a Ukrainian host, I bring a unique perspective to this discussion.


English Vibes

The Science Behind Why Babies Say "Mama"

Come across 

"Come across" означает случайно натолкнуться на что-то или на кого-то. 

1. I came across my old toy in the attic.  
Я наткнулся на свою старую игрушку на чердаке. 

2. She came across a cute cat in the park.  
Она наткнулась на милую кошку в парке.

3. We came across a nice coffee shop on our walk.  
Мы наткнулись на приятное кафе во время прогулки.


Английский для Русскоговорящих _ 50 Самых Распространённых Фразовых Глаголов в Английском Языке

изучение фразового глагола "Come Across"

Tagalog Podcast Episode 1 Lesson 1 Vocabulary 1-4

Teacher Teresa Tagalog Podcast "Gabay sa Pagkatuto"

This story is about a boy name Ved. He helped by his few friends when he got injury. 