Even the most famous people struggled to get their work going at the beginning of their career. Like Sir James Dyson who gave us those vacuum cleaners as well as Steven Spielberg.

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Some Motivational Thoughts

过山车（刘育贤）
上天了，入地了，滕云了，驾雾了，过山车，下山了，我变成，流星了。

Read Rhymes With Shirley

过山车

Hablemos de la navidad y sus orígenes y por qué no de algunas tradiciones inusuales alrededor del mundo.
¿Sabían que en Ucrania decoran el árbol de navidad con telarañas? 
¿Has golpeado a alguien para limar asperezas durante las festividades? ¿No?
Entonces no te pierdas esta nueva entrega.
En el siguiente enlace podrás encontrar el artículo del podcast, no te pierdas las imágenes de los platos navideños y de las tradiciones poco comunes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LTPYFMv_fet0bB7zTiGywA_H8DBUvsrhZtaZW9XH2YA/edit?usp=sharing

Voces Difusora

Navidad: celebraciones inusuales alrededor del mundo.

Nick discusses both sides of this topic. What's your opinion?

IELTS with Nick - World Knowledge 

What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a celebrity? 

"Think 'Sumimasen' only means 'I’m sorry'? Think again! 🧐

In this episode, Maiko Sensei — a professional Japanese teacher with over 450 lessons experience — reveals the 9 different levels of this magic word. From calling a waiter to the 'Pro Level' of giving gifts, mastering 'Sumimasen' is the ultimate key to sounding natural in Japan.

What you will learn today:

Levels 1-3: The basics you need for survival in Japan.

Levels 5-7: How to use it for 'Thank you' and polite transitions.

Level 9: The 'Pro Level' usage for declining offers and giving gifts.

The Secret: Why Japanese people use this word even when they didn't do anything wrong!

Special Request: If you leveled up today, please follow the show and give me a 5-star rating! ⭐ It helps me reach more students around the world.

Let's study together! Want to practice 'Sumimasen' with me? Book a private lesson on italki or Preply! Links are right here: [Your italki Link] [Your Preply Link]

Don't just say it, feel it. Let's master 'Sumimasen' together!"

HONTO NO NIHONGO with Maiko

EP5: The 9 Levels of "SUMIMASEN": Are you using it right?

This week Mona and I discuss the phrase OUT OF THE WOODS. 

Is it about German fairytales, recovering from an illness or just resolving any problem? And what does it say about human psychology? Listen to find out.

Brentoni's English Podcast

044 - out of the woods

Don't believe influencers claiming a mysterious "secret" way to lose mountains of weight, super fast. It just gets silly.