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This is a short introduction podcast sumamrising what the full series of podcasts will cover:

If you ever googled "How to create a resume" or "How to write a covering letter" or "What are the top 10 most common interview questions" then you are not alone. We have all done it. And what do we learn from these searches? That there are no right answers, there are just thousands and thousands of different questions, resume formats and tips on covering letters. And you end up not knowing where to start!

Now add to this problem the fact that English might not be your first language and the role you are applying for requires you to communicate in English every day, then it is no surprise that this entire process is daunting.

I will help you change the way you think about the application process - to simplify it and to personalise it; to understand that it is a matching process where you are looking for a job that matches your ambitions and skills, and where the company in looking for people that match their role requirements.

I'll teach you a few simple techniques that will prepare you to answer almost any question in a clear and effective way. We will take you through the application process starting with the most important aspect: you, your skills, your goals; and then we will move on to how to create a brilliant resume and covering letter and how to prepare for and deliver an authentic and confident interview.

I will also give you the key phrases and grammar you need to be successful in each of those steps.

How to create an awesome job application strategy: Advice on careers, CVs, cover letters, interview planning

How to create an awesome, personal, effective Job Application Strategy

With this podcast episode, you won't be feeling unsure about how to use 'get off' in your speech ever again! Listen to this one and try to internalize the phrasal verb as much as you can. ^^

All About English and How You Learn It!

'Get Off' Is An Awesome Phrasal Verb To Learn And Use

みなさん
おはようございます！こんにちは！そして、こんばんは！
Thank you for coming back to まりちゃんの部屋（へや）
Today, I will be introducing one of the convenient expressions in Japanese daily conversation.

#1「Adjective 〜すぎる … That’s too 〜!」

Something like 
・おもしろすぎる！... That is too funny. 
・たのしすぎる … That is too fun！

【How to Conjugate？】
How to conjugate this is just so simple 
①Remove last word of the adjective and add すぎる at the end！

・（いadjective）
For example かわいい cute　
just simply remove last い like 
かわい and add すぎる 　
・かわいすぎる … that’s too cute

・（なAdjective）
If that is　ゆうめいな famous
 Then remove last な (Last word)  like ゆうめい and add すぎる
・ゆうめいすぎる … That’s too famous.

【Example】
（いadjective）
①おかしい … Crazy , Funny 
おかしすぎる
That is too crazy.

②かわいい … too cute
かわいすぎる
That is too cute.

③おいしい … Delicious
おいしすぎる
That is too delicious.

（なAdjective）
①きれいな... Beautiful
きれいすぎる
That is too beautiful.

②ゆうめいな …. Famous
ゆうめいすぎる
That is too Famous.

③べんりな … Convenient
べんりすぎる
That is too convenient.

【Example sentence 例文（れいぶん）】
①ニュージーランドの景気（けしき）ってきれい すぎる よね。
The New Zealand scenery is too beautiful.

②えーちょっと、これおいしすぎるよ！　ハマっちゃう。！
OMG! This is too tasty. I'll be absolutely addicted!

③わたしの猫（ねこ）は、かわいすぎる
My cat is too cute.

Marichanの部屋（へや）

#1 How to say? 【 Too cute! 】 in Japanese

How many words do you know?  500?  1000?  10000?  Does it even matter?  You’re learning a language…you just want to be able to speak.  Well, if that’s the case, you’re going to need to know words.  And let’s be real, if you’re not having fluent conversations, it probably has nothing to do with you not understanding English grammar.  Besides, native English speakers use very simple grammar in daily conversations.  More often than not, not being fluent is caused by the lack of words in that brain of yours.  But not to worry, this problem is fixable.

Modern language learning enthusiasts…you know, these Internet Polyglots, talk a lot about word frequency and this idea of your first 1000 words.  Let’s talk a little about where that comes from.

Context Clues

Episode 001: The Road To A Thousand Words

Текст
Всем привет! Меня зовут Лена и я твой учитель русского языка. Сегодня мы поговорим на тему "Мой день". Давайте начнём!
Обычно я встаю очень рано. Потом я иду в ванну. Я умываюсь и чищу зубы. После я иду на кухню. На кухне я готовлю себе завтрак. Обычно я готовлю блинчики и конечно, я завариваю чай. Я люблю зелёный чай. После завтрака я возвращаюсь в комнату. Я работаю дома. Мне нравится моя работа. Я работаю много часов. У меня очень хорошие ученики. Что я делаю вечером? Вечером я тоже работаю. Когда у меня есть время, я отдыхаю. Я люблю читать книги. Ещё я люблю готовить. Вечером иногда я смотрю сериалы. Я ложусь спать очень поздно, обычно в одиннадцать или двенадцать часов ночи. Я сплю семь часов, иногда меньше. Это всё! Расскажи мне про твой день. 
Спасибо, что слушали мой подкаст. Я очень рада поделиться с вами моими подкастами и научить вас русскому языку. 
До скорых встреч. Bye!


Russian for daily life with Lena 📖💫

Russian for daily life with Lena 📖💫 ☕🌅

Beginner Chinese Listening

春节  Chinese Spring Festival

Konnichiwa! Welcome to Slow Japanese! What are your favorite events? Program host Akari has some favorite events. Let's listen to what are they!

Usage of Slow Japanese:
STEP 1. Listen to the episode without seeing scripts.
STEP 2. Go to mochifika.com/podcast/ and check "Key vocabularies of this episode", listen again to the episode while seeing the list.
STEP 3. Check the whole script, it'll fill the gap in your understanding.

Scripts and key vocabularies of this episode are here:
https://mochifika.com/podcast-script/slow-japanese-episode-8-events/

Slow Japanese

Episode #8 - My favorite events

transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dmHFaaQsOtPg22TAWCqMcV4jQSW4j4gV/view?usp=drivesdk