Did you know that one Korean verb can mean "to grab," "to book a room," and even "to schedule a meeting"?
in this episode, we dive deep into the versatile Korean verb '잡다 (Jabda)'. It’s not just about vocabulary; it’s about understanding the Korean mindset!

Damon's Real Korean Vibe

E1.잡다(Jap-da) Stop saying No! How to politely decline using'잡히다'

Cities is the ones you should know about the best Christmas lighting

- Bogotá

- Nobsa, Boyacá

- Corrales, Boyacá

- Barranquilla

- Medellín

- Quimbaya, Quindío

- Cali

Remember that I teach Spanish on italki, you can book a class for more information you can look at it on my profile :)

Colombia

¿Cuáles son los alumbrados navideños en Colombia que debes visitar?

Podcast transcript : 

Herkese merhaba !  "A cup of Turkish " podcast kanalına hoş geldiniz. Nasılsınız ? Bu gün Türkçe selamlaşma ve vedalaşma ifadelerinden bahsedeceğim. 

-İşte birkaç selamlaşma (greetings)  ifadesi : 
Merhaba (hello ) , naber ( what's up)  , selam (hi) , nasıl gidiyor (how's it going )  , görüşmeyeli uzun zaman oldu (long time no see ) , nasılsın (how are you ) , nasılsınız ( formal or plural "how are you " )  , ne var ne yok (  how are you doing ) 

- İşte bazı vedalaşma (farewell ) ifadeleri :
Hoşça kal  (good bye ) , hoşça kalın ("good bye" for plural you or formal you )  , görüşürüz (see you ) , kendine iyi bak  ( take care of yourself ) , iyi günler (have a good day ) , bay bay (bye bye )

-İşte gün içinde kullanabileceğiniz ifadeler 
İyi günler (have a good day ), iyi akşamlar (good evening ) , iyi geceler (good night ), günaydın (good morning ) , tünaydın (good afternoon ) 

Birinci bölümün sonuna geldik. Beni dinlediğiniz için teşekkürler. Bir sonraki bölümde görüşürüz.

#turkish #greetings 

a.cup.of.Turkish  /  podcasts with their transcripts ✨

All greetings and farewell phrases in Turkish 

Neste episódio vamos saber como a Teresa passa as férias!

Portuguese Audios for Beginners A2 -Áudios em Português para Principiantes A2

Férias no Algarve

"A person who’s really inspired me to do something is actually my uncle Dave, who started his own tech company about 5 years ago.He’s now turned it into a highly successful company, employing over 50 people today, which I think is a very inspirational story.

 I’ve always had an interest in anything related to technology, especially computers, and my uncle both inspired and motivated me to make the decision to study computer science in college.

I had to make this decision about 3 years ago, at which time I was at a crossroads in my life, and was at my wits end trying to decide something that I knew would affect my whole future life in a pretty short space of time. However, after getting some inspirational advice from my uncle Dave, I decided to follow in his footsteps, and study computer programming. 

The main reason I find him such an inspiration is that he started this business from scratch, while still only in his early twenties, and within only 3 years turned it into the success it is today. I watched him when he first started in this business, and how he poured his heart and soul into it ,to get the business going, and I’m always so inspired by the way he literally eat’s, sleeps and breathes the business .

 Even though his business has grown so much, he still never  sits back, and keeps working hard to keep growing and expanding the business,and always goes the extra mile, which is something that really motivates, and inspires me to keep studying hard. 

 
Thank you….."

IELTS 85 Speaking

Describe a person who inspired you to do something

日本語の先生のTinaです。
今日は「三日坊主（みっかぼうず）」という言葉を紹介します。
どんな意味でしょうか？
Podcastを聞いて、クイズに答えましょう！
italkiでのレッスンの予約もお待ちしています♪

Tina Japa Go!

Episode 3. 三日坊主（みっかぼうず）

This podcast goes to my students and podcast listeners.

The greatest happiness in life is to support others in their development and evolution. 

The greatest reward is to know that you can help someone move towards growth.

The greatest gift in life is to be selfless and trust your gut instinct.

I am so excited to have you, my students, benefit from the processes I offer, and I am so lucky to have stumbled upon this trajectory of life.

Enjoy the podcast; it's not about me, it's about you. Yes, you who are reading the text now, yup, YOU. 

Be well and feel good!

The Habits of Women Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

The importance of You in other people's lives!

qǐnɡ wèn ， yǒu cài dān mɑ ？ 
请   问  ， 有  菜  单  吗 ？ 
zhè ér shén me cài hǎo chī ？ 
这  儿 什   么 菜  好  吃  ？ 
lái yí ɡè má pó dòu fu ， yí ɡè yú xiānɡ ròu sī ， yí ɡè ɡōnɡ bǎo jī dīnɡ 。 
来  一 个 麻 婆 豆  腐 ， 一 个 鱼 香    肉  丝 ， 一 个 宫   保  鸡 丁   。 
fú wù yuán ， cài yào qīnɡ dàn diǎn ， bié tài xián ， shǎo fànɡ là jiāo。
服 务 员   ， 菜  要  清   淡  点   ， 别  太  咸   ， 少   放   辣 椒 。


Laura cheng Chinese

Laura Chinese order food 1

こんばんは！Atsushiです。
今回も慣用句シリーズでいきます。

今日は肩を使った慣用句です。
今日も3つ話します。

① 肩の荷が下りる ーかたのにがおりる
これは、責任などから解放されて、気持ちが楽になる、という意味です。
例えば、
ーこの大役が終わって肩の荷が下りた。
ーこの仕事をやめて、ようやく肩の荷が下りた。
などと使います。


② 肩を落とす ーかたをおとす
これは、がっかりすること、を指す意味です。
例えば、
ー大切な試験に落ちた彼は、大きく肩を落とした。
ー彼はずっと好きだった彼女に振られ、大きく肩を落とした。
などと使います。

③ 肩を持つ ーかたをもつ
これは、対立している人の一方の味方をすること、などの意味です。
例えば、
ーそうやっていつもあの人の肩を持って！とか、
ーあの部長はいつも彼の肩を持つよね。
とか、言います。



肩は責任、期待のようなイメージとして捉えられていることが多いです。他の国ではどうなんでしょうか。気になりますね。

ということで、いかがだったでしょうか。
今回も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！
ではまた！


