What happened when I won the Lottery!

Try saying this quickly: "I once won one Won on the Korean lottery!"
(A Won is the Korean currency.)

The Social Evolutionary

I Won the Lottery!

Deux amis sortent ensemble.
Voilà leur interaction.
Bonne écoute!

French with Séb

Sortie entre amis - A2

Welcome to this episode of “French isn’t that hard” 💪
Today, you’re going to practice two super common, but tricky, little words in French: “en” and “y”. 🇫🇷 But no grammar lesson here, just real-life practice.
I’ll ask you simple questions in French, and your job is to answer out loud using “en” or “y”.
Ready? Let’s go! 


French isn't that hard

EN or Y ? The Practice Episode 🗣️

Today we discuss the idioms:

• to be GREEN
• in the RED
• to BLACK out
• the BLACK sheep

The Jerome Meadows Experience

Getting in the Red and Blacking Out (Color Idioms)

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
〈#148〉1月24日火曜日　天気/くもり　気温/-6℃ 

・ 私は北海道で生まれて、北海道で育ちました。
・ 今は札幌に住んでいますが、 18歳までは北海道の北のところに住んでいました。実家がそこにあります。
・ 今は大人なので、雪が降ると嫌だなと思う。
・ だけど、子供の時はとても楽しかったです。
・ 雪が降ったばかりだと、雪がふわふわしていて、その中に飛び込むのがすごく楽しい・ 高いところから、雪の中に落ちるっていうのがすごく楽しかったですね。
・ 雪だるま
・ 北海道の雪はサラサラしてるから、で雪合戦（ゆきがっせん）はできない。
・ そりすべり

☆北海道の南では、雪合戦ができるようです。

レッスン待ってます♪

北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#148〉子どもの時の雪遊び

Привет всем! Этот эпизод - обо мне.
Hello to everyone! This episode is about me.

A-1 vocabulary.

Русский с Натти | Russian with Nattie (from A1)

Обо мне | About me

Neste episódio falamos um pouco sobre a vinda de italianos para o Brasil. Não temos a pretensão de dar uma aula de História, mas falamos um pouco deste capítulo da História brasileira abordando aspectos sociais e culturais.

Praia e Dolce Vita

Imigração italiana no Brasil

Tom给Mos介绍他的家人

T：我的 爸爸他的 名字  Thomas。我的  妈妈 的 名字  Maggie。  我的 太太 的 名字  Bella。
M:  Tom, 你   有没有   妹妹？
T:    我 有 妹妹，她的 名字  Abbe。
M：我 也 有 妹妹。我 的 妹妹 的 名字 Melody。
T：我们 都 有 妹妹。
M：你  有没有  房子？
T：有。我 的 爸爸  妈妈 也 有。我 的 妹妹  没有，她 有 房间。
M：我  没有  房子。 你  妹妹  的 房间  大不大？
T：不太大。你 的   房间   大不大？
M：我 的  房间 太小了。

Tom is introducing his family to Mos.
T: My father, his name’s Thomas. My mother’s name Maggie. 
My wife’s name Bella. 
M: Tom, do you have younger sister?
T: I have sister. My sister’s name Abbe.
M: I also have younger sister. My Sister’s name Melody. 
T: Both of us have younger sisters.
M: Do you have a house?
T: Yes. My dad and mom also have. My younger sister doesn’t have,
 she has a room.
M: I don’t have a house. Is your sister’s room big or not? 
T: Not too big. Is your room big or not?
M: My room is too small.





Basic communication conversations

第一课 你好，我的房间   lesson 1 hello, my room

One of the key drivers of workplace anxiety is the fear of the unknown. When faced with a high-stakes negotiation, it's natural to feel apprehensive about the potential outcomes and the consequences of our actions. To combat this, it's important to thoroughly prepare and gather as much information as possible. Research the other party, understand their interests and priorities, and anticipate potential objections or roadblocks. The more informed and prepared you are, the more confident and in control you'll feel during the negotiation process.

Another common source of workplace anxiety is the fear of confrontation or conflict. Many people shy away from negotiations, worried that they'll come across as aggressive or that the interaction will turn adversarial. However, effective negotiation is not about winning at all costs; it's about finding a mutually beneficial solution. Approach the negotiation with a collaborative mindset, focusing on finding common ground and exploring creative options that address the needs of both parties.

Instead of viewing the negotiation as a high-stakes battle, consider it an opportunity to showcase your problem-solving skills and demonstrate your value to the organization. Shift your mindset from "I have to win" to "I have the chance to find a solution that works for everyone." This subtle shift in perspective can help reduce the sense of personal threat and allow you to engage in the negotiation process with greater confidence and composure.

Finally, it's important to remember that workplace anxiety is a natural and common response to high-pressure situations. Rather than trying to eliminate it entirely, focus on developing strategies to manage and channel that energy in a productive way. Engage in stress-reducing activities, such as deep breathing exercises or mindfulness practices, to help you stay grounded and focused during the negotiation process.

