Today we're going to learn the accusative case. I'll give you the key rules along with clear examples.

Russian grammar podcast 

Acussative case in Russian & Introduction and essential rules

Daniel et Julie vivent à Londres. Ils vont être étudiants en échange international en France. Ils
savent parler français et le pratiquent avec leurs parents. Ils se préparent à aller à Marseille. Les
parents emmènent leurs enfants à l’aéroport. Julie est très nerveuse, mais elle se calme. Ils montent dans l’avion.

Read with me  the book : French stories in French - Olly Richards and Richard Simcott

Chapitre 1 : French stories in French - Olly Richards and Richard Simcott

I'm host Emil, the voice behind "On The Go English." This podcast is all about making English learning easy and fun, just like chatting with a friend. In this first episode, get to know me, your language enthusiast and adventurer. I will tell you  what we'll explore together and how "On The Go English" can help you boost your English skills. No boring stuff, just a quick intro and a promise of learning without the fuss. Ready to dive in? Subscribe now, and let's make English learning a breeze!

 On The Go English

Episode 1. Meeting Your Host

Hauskaa vappua! Vietämme kevään juhlaa aurinkoisessa säässä. Suomalaisen työn ja kevään juhlaan  kuuluvat makea juoma sima, munkit, perunasalaatti ja nakit, sekä makeat tippaleivät. Vappu on karnevaalimainen tapahtuma, siihen osallistuvat kaikki! Tässä jaksossa kerron enemmän vapusta ja miten sitä vietetään!

Suomea for you

24. jakso: Hauskaa vappua!

Enjoy the twentieth first episode of Culture To Grow, which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed.

In this episode, we will be wishing my sister a HAPPY BIRTHDAY and also learn about  the wonderful ways birthdays are celebrated in different corners of the world. You will also learn about two unique traditions that my family does for each person's birthday.

Some of my guests who will be sharing their own unique cultures with all of you are  from Somalia, China, Vietnam, Sudan, and Japan. 

Somalia - [00:01:38]
China -  [00:02:25]
Vietnam - [00:03:04]
Sudan - [00:03:47]
Japan - [00:04:47]

Culture To Grow

Episode 21: Birthday Culture Around the World Part 2

En este episodio exploraremos cómo los colores de las frutas y verduras están vinculados a su valor nutricional, y colores como el rojo o el amarillo de estos alimentos se asocian con importantes beneficios para la salud 

¡Hablemos de salud!

¡Sabores y Colores de la Salud!

We know we should appreciate people more often but do we know how to acknowledge them and why is it even so important? 

In a conversation when you acknowledge people, they feel heard and valued. They become more open-minded even if you are opposing their beliefs. It’s because, through your acknowledgment of their ideas, they know that you have been listening and you understand where they are coming from. If you want to do business with people or maintain a good relationship with them, without learning how to acknowledge people, you will get nowhere.

Acknowledging is easy.

Just paraphrase what they said and follow up with a relevant question or your opinion. Paraphrasing proves that you understand them since you express their ideas using your own words. 

During negotiations or discussions even if you disagree with people, you can make them hear you out by disagreeing politely or by partially disagreeing with them. A strong disagreement shows that you are unwilling to talk. This makes the negotiation take a negative turn and go downhill. 

So, disagree politely and follow up with relevant questions to show that you are interested in learning more about them. 

What you do is often reciprocated. When you listen, they listen. When you show interest in people, they will show interest in you. When you acknowledge them, they will acknowledge your work, ideas, and suggestions.

Acknowledge people. Have more discussions and not arguments. 


Sensei Ann

How not to be rude in English? 

In this episode, we dig into the roots of online hate, digital anonymity, and what makes negativity so addictive. Discover the history of disgust, why humans are wired for defensiveness, and how the internet turns ancient instincts into lightning-fast cycles of judgment and hostility. Most importantly, learn smart strategies to protect your mood, manage your reactions, and avoid replicating cruelty. This episode includes three clever techniques for surviving toxic feeds without letting hate shape your day.

The Jung Studio

Korean Podcast | Online Hate

I will be laughed at... I feel ashamed about my English.

Is it something that  you hear often?

It's the voice in your head that does that, right? 

Most people do when they learn a second language.

It's a normal thing for students to create scary/negative pictures in their head when they think about communicating in English.

You can agree with that too :)

Listen to the podcast whether you need general English, business English or IELTS improvement as inside you'll find ideas to make your English learning/ Becoming better at communicating easier and much fun :)

I am here to support you as I am your support structure and Here to Help.

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