Anger is a regular almost daily emotion we all experience. Learning how to deal with it is essential to our emotional health and quality of life.
In this episode I'm offering my ideas on how to manage this emotion. 
If you have any thoughts or tips of your own, please DO share these in the comments.

British English with Maria

Manage your anger!

В этом выпуске я коротко делюсь о том, чем меня зацепил 🎣 Стамбул.
Отвечаю на такие вопросы:
Почему с Турция?
Где я остановился?
Какая главная вредная привычка в Турции?
Что я могу сказать про еду?

AskTony Russian

Эпизод 2 - О путешествиях (Турция, Стамбул)

私は日本語講師という仕事をしているので日本語を一生懸命学んでいる生徒さんと毎日お話しする機会があります。そんな中で普段生徒さんに伝えていることをこのブログを読んでいるみなさんにも伝えたいと思い、このブログを書きました。
（このポッドキャストは私のブログ記事を音声にしたものです。ブログも是非見てください。）

Jurisensei1217

日本語を頑張って勉強しているみなさんへ①

Češi houby opravdu milují. Kde se to vzalo?

Czech Easily: Slow & Easy

17. Země hub

English & Japanese Bilingual Podcast for fun!!

日本語🇯🇵とEnglish🇺🇸のポッドキャスト🎙 Japanese and English Bilingual Podcast for fun!!

Pilot: Talk about Discord

Endocrinología pediátrica
La semana pasada di una clase de español médico a una estudiante que vive en Estados Unidos. Ella tiene muchos pacientes hispanos, especialmente mexicanos.
Si eres doctor/a, escucha este interesante, y cortito, audio sobre esta especialidad médica.

Mucho que decir

Medical Spanish 🏥  🎧

La vuelta a España está a la vuelta de la esquina, por lo que he decidio que hoy era un buen momento para hablar de este evento ciclista que tiene lugar en España cada verano. 
En el episodio de esta semana os voy a contar un poco sobre La Vuelta, que es como se conoce popularmente a esta competición y también os voy a dar algunas palabras de vocabulario básicas para entender este deporte.

Como siempre, espero que disfrutes el episodio. Después de escucharlo no te olvides de dejar una valoración a este podcast para ayudarme a llegar a más personas.


Blanca to go 

153-La vuelta a España y vocabulario ciclista

Borders between countries sometimes change after wars or international agreements, but part of the border between Italy and Switzerland is changing because of melting glaciers.

Large sections of the border are defined by different parts of the glacier, for example the lines of ridges in the ice.

But climate change has caused glaciers across Europe to melt and this has changed the positions of the glaciers' ridges and the natural boundaries between the countries.

The two countries have been talking about the new borders for a number of months. Switzerland signed the new border agreement at the end of September and it's waiting for Italy to do the same.

Part of the border is close to the popular Swiss ski resort of Zermatt. Some of the slopes will be affected by the border change, although skiers shouldn't need to worry about carrying their passports up the mountain!

In fact, both countries are in the Schengen area, so anyone with a visa to visit one of them will usually be able to visit the other without any problems.

The changes have been made so that it is clear which of the two countries is responsible for maintaining certain areas.

But both countries' economic interests were also considered when the new borders were agreed, Bloomberg said.

According to 2023 data, Switzerland's glaciers lost 4% of their volume in 2023, after losing a record 6% of their volume in 2022.

The region has had less snow and warmer summers in recent years.

Some glaciers have no ice left, and the situation will only get worse if nothing is done about climate change, experts say.

According to a 2023 study, up to half of the world's glaciers could disappear by 2100, even if we make progress with targets limiting climate change.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Italy, Switzerland Change Borders as Glaciers Melt

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tRE-wxs6tJzjUfRtaz_U_FI1I8DVJShi/view?usp=drivesdk