В этом эпизоде обсуждаем, как русскоязычные люди ласково называют своих близких. Узнайте, какими словами можно выразить нежность к любимым и семье.

In this episode, we discuss affectionate terms Russians use for their loved ones. Discover the sweet words used to show love in Russian.

Russian with Irina

Ласковые слова: как называть близких по-русски. Terms of Endearment: How Russians Address Loved Ones

Deuxième épisode de mon podcast sur les antonomases.

Une antonomase, c'est une figure de style qui consiste à donner un sens à un nom propre, et ainsi en faire un nom commun.
Voyons aujourd'hui ce qu'est l'expression française : " C'est la Bérézina ! "

Littérature franco latine en quelques minutes seulement !

Les grandes antonomases de la langue française : #2 La Bérézina

Learn the differences between "ser" and "estar" which both mean "to be" in English

Super Basic Spanish

Basic Spanish: ¿Ser o estar? (two different "to be" verbs)

Hola, bienvenido o bienvenida al primer episodio de Spanish with Andrés.
Yo soy Andrés y este es un podcast para estudiantes que saben un poco de español, y quieren mejorar su nivel.

En este episodio quiero presentarme y explicarte qué encontrarás en este podcast.

Spanish with Andres T.

Hi there

Students regularly ask me, "How do I know what comes after a verb?"  This is a tough question, and it's no surprise that most EFL textbooks don't talk much about it.  There aren't any easy answers but at the same time, there are some guidelines.  

To access the full text of this podcast, please go to https://www.difficultenglishexplained.com/what-comes-after-verb-1/.

Difficult English Explained

What comes after a verb? "To do", "do," or "doing"? (Part 1)

In dieser Episode stelle ich euch kurz vor, warum ich mich im Jahr 2019 entschieden habe, nach Japan zu ziehen und welche Veränderungen sich daraus persönlich ergeben haben. Diese Folge ist der Beginn für diesen Kanal - reist mit mir zusammen durch die Zeit bis heute :) 

Aju no doitsugo: Persönliche Geschichten in Japan

Vorwort - Warum Japan?

In this episode, we dive into imperfective and perfective verbs in Ukrainian. These two verb aspects are crucial for expressing ongoing actions versus completed actions.

Imperfective verbs describe actions in progress or repeated actions.
Example: читати (to read) – Я читаю книгу (“I am reading a book”).

Perfective verbs focus on completed actions or actions that will be completed.
Example: прочитати (to finish reading) – Я прочитав книгу (“I finished reading the book”).

Understanding when to use each aspect will make your Ukrainian more accurate and natural, whether you’re talking about habits, ongoing activities, or completed tasks. Tune in for all the details and examples to level up your language skills!



Український подкаст для початківців з Альоною / Ukrainian podcast for beginners with Alyona 

Ukrainian Verbs Explained: Imperfective vs. Perfective

It is a text about Alexander the Great — when he began his battles, how long they lasted, and which cities he founded.

Greek podcast

a text about the history and the campaigns of Alexander the Great.

Series: The Woman Behind the Words.

Most learners think they freeze because of English.
But collapse doesn’t come from grammar, vocabulary, or fluency.
It comes from the internal script that wakes up the moment pressure enters the room.

This episode explores why brilliant, capable people lose their presence in English —
not because they don’t know enough,
but because their nervous system remembers old patterns:
the fear of judgment, perfectionism, mental overload, the shrinking of identity.

You’ll hear why “studying more” never fixes this,
and what learners actually need instead:
a calmer internal operator behind the voice.

This isn’t about language improvement.
It’s about emotional stability in the moments that matter.

💭 Reflection:
When does your English disappear — and what shifts inside you the moment it happens?