“囤货”，“冲动消费”，“消费降级”，这些和买东西有关的词汇是什么意思呢？一起来学习吧！


Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

（全中文）和“消费”有关的实用表达

中文听力练习博客

小龙的饺子冒险

Get ready for the four-day working week
Younger managers are much more open to the idea than their bosses and female leaders like it too. 

I will be discussing the four day working week from a UK prospective. Feel free to comment and let me know what you think about the four day week focusing on the benefits and negatives of the idea. 



Engine English

The Four Day Working Week

Describe something that surprised you.

You should say:
What is it
How you found about it
What you did
And if it made you happy or not.

See you in Part 3 later today.

IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

UPDATED Questions. PART 2. 

on today’s lesson，we will learn more about date.

前日chìhn yaht/ cin4 jat6（the day before yesterday）
尋日chàhm yaht /cam4 jat6（yesterday）
今日gām yaht/gam1 jat6 （today）
聽日tīng yaht/ting1 jat6（tomorrow）
後日 hauh yaht/ hau6 jat6（the day after tomorrow）

前日係幾多號呀？ 
chìhn yaht haih géi dō houh a?
cin4 jat6 hai6 gei2 do1 hou6 aa3?
（What was the date of the day before yesterday?）

尋日幾多度呀？(What was the temperature yesterday?)
chàhm yaht géi dō douh a? 
cam4 jat6 gei2 do1 dou6 aa3?

聽日天氣點呀？(What is the weather like tomorrow？)
tīng yaht tīn hei dím a? 
ting1 jat6 tin1 hei3 dim2 aa3?

後日係星期幾呀？(What day is it the day after tomorrow?)
hauh yaht haih sīng kèih géi a? 
hau6 jat6 hai6 sing1 kei4 gei2 aa3?

The questions from the beginning of this episode:
今日天氣點呀？
今日幾多度呀
今日係星期幾呀？
今日係幾多號呀？


Daliy Conversations for Cantonese (粵語會話）

10. Ask about Date（日期）part2

In this episode, we discuss the idiomatic phrase:

run of the mill

Brentoni's English Podcast

024 - run of the mill

Cześć, mam na imię Ania, Witajcie w czwartym odcinku mojego podcastu o Polsce, polskiej kulturze i języku polskim. Dowiecie się z niego o wyjątkowo smacznej tradycji pochodzącej z Poznania i związanej z polskim świętem niepodległości obchodzonym 11. listopada.

POLish your language

Rogale świętomarcińskie

In Chinese, emo has transformed into a slang term. It no longer connects to music but instead refers to feeling sad, melancholic, or discouraged. It’s like saying “I’m in a mood,” but often with a playful or exaggerated tone.