It is normal for the King to appear on UK banknotes and from today it will be King Charles, but did you know that in the Four Nations, different parts of the UK produce their own notes?

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

King Charles Appears on New Banknotes

You get to hear natural Japanese with Tokyo pitch accept 
 ** Patreon ; patreon.com/Melu1142 Transcript, more formal ones/bonus episodes/informal ones are available there!

Thinking out loud in Japanese

すんでいるところ

В цьому епізоді Ви навчитеся:
•рахувати від 20 до 100
•називати та запитувати про ціни продуктів 


In dieser Folge lernen Sie:
•von 20 bis 100 zählen 
•Preise erfragen und nennen 
Фрази з епізоду/Phrasen aus der Episode:
20 zwanzig 
30 dreißig 
40 vierzig 
50 fünfzig 
60 sechzig 
70 siebzig 
80 achtzig
90 neunzig 
100 hundert 


Wie viel kostet ein Kilo Bananen?
Was kostet ein Kilo Bananen?

Додаткові завдання / Zusätzliche Aufgaben:


https://wordwall.net/play/22311/766/885


https://wordwall.net/play/43839/063/205




Deutsch mit Zhanna

10. Числа 20-100/Ціни/Zahlen 20-100/Preise/Німецька для початківців А1.1

Learn all the basic Spanish expressions needed to go shopping!
Best for elementary students (A2)!

Super Basic Spanish

Learn Basic Spanish: Las compras y las tiendas (shopping and stores)

好聽的中文故事 | 好听的中文故事✨

你會把掉下的牙齒交給牙仙子嗎？來聽聽中中是怎麽做的。
你会把掉下的牙齿交给牙仙子吗？来听听中中是怎么做的。


好听的中文故事 | 好聽的中文故事 | Great Chinese Stories

中中的門牙 | 中中的门牙 

"Lockdown may end or may not end by May end as it may extend, but May will end by May end as it may not wait for the lockdown to end" —(so-called)Swamy Nithyananda.

那个被疫情偷走的三年还有持续封锁中的上海朋友。
希望那个没有疫情和战争的世界能够快点回来！

Le Franglish

byebye to Covid

Expresiones y palabras que puedes escuchar en esta peli:

•	Hijo de tu chingadísim4 madre
•	Esa sí estuvo muy cabr0na
•	No seas m4món
•	Este escuincle ya me tenía ganas
•	Andar con la hija del jefe
•	El muy machito se me aventó a los golpes
•	Encuerar
•	A ver checa
•	Nos van a apañar
•	Le cag4 que le digan así
•	Qué milagrazo
•	Chillando
•	Tragos coquetos
•	Culer@
•	Te vamos a poner la putiz4 de tu vida
•	No me chingu3s
•	¿Para qué o qué?!
•	Fue todo un ped0
•	Esta chingader4 no jala
•	Me cae que eres bien pendej@
•	Pinch3 chismos@
•	A ver qué se les ocurre
•	‘perame
•	Una canción para mi chiquita
•	¿Me vi mal ped0 con Rubén?
•	Todo el méndigo día
•	El ojet3
•	Marro

#Netflix
#Mexican Slang

Mucho que decir

Matando Cabos (Mexican Movie)  🎞️🍿 

two corvesations: 

1- En el correo

2- En la agencia

This podcast is to improve your listening and vocabulary

Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish Conversation parte 8

When you take your IELTS speaking exam, there is a strong possibility that in part 2 you might have to describe a piece of art you like, so it’s best to prepare and go into your exam with a work of art you can talk about up your sleeve. You should also try to slip a few idioms in. See if you can spot the idioms I use in this podcast.

In this podcast I’m going to imagine I’m in an IELTS exam part 2, and I have to talk about a work of art.

OK, let’s make a start. The work of art I’m going to talk about is the Mona Lisa.

First, I’d like to mention who created it. The Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo Da Vinci.

Now, I’d like to tell you about the first time I encountered it. We were studying the history of art in junior high, and my group had to talk about the Mona Lisa.

Next, I’d like to give you a little bit of the painting’s history. It is thought that Leonardo Da Vinci painted The Mona Lisa in Florence, Italy between 1503 and 1506. However, it has been suggested that Leonardo worked on the painting as late as 1517. It is painted in oil on a white canvas and has been on display at The Louvre museum in Paris since 1797.

Finally, let’s talk about why I like it. I love this painting because it’s both unusual and beautiful. Furthermore, it is said to be one of the most valuable paintings in the world, and may be worth as much as one billion dollars. In other words, it costs an arm and a leg! However, I don’t just like it because it’s expensive, I find it aesthetically pleasing, too. Also, the woman seems very mysterious. Sometimes she looks happy, and at other times she looks sad. It’s almost as if she is alive! I think this painting is one in a million and painters like Leonardo Da Vinci come along once in a blue moon.

Did you spot the idioms I used? That’s right: up your sleeve, costs an arm and a leg, one in a million, and once in a blue moon. Now take the quiz that comes with this podcast, and don’t forget to book a lesson with me!