There's a hidden mistake that makes you sound rude and unfriendly, even when you're trying to be polite. Most English learners never notice it. 

Real English Skills

 Common Mistakes Make You Sound Rude to Native Speakers

¡Hola! Welcome to Spanish from Zero, a podcast for people who are just starting the amazing journey that is learning Español.

Today’s practice is focused on two really useful questions that are gonna help you get unstuck when you don’t know a word.

• If you want to use a word but you don’t know it in Spanish, you can ask:
¿Cómo se dice ___ en español?
For example: How do you say “class” in Spanish?

• If you encounter a word in Spanish but you don’t what it means, you can ask:
¿Qué es ___?
For example: What’s “clase”?

So, in this episode I ask 12 of these questions for you to answer, but you’ll see that they’re all really easy:

¿Qué es Hola? 
¿Cómo se dice Thank you en español?
¿Qué es Lo siento?
¿Cómo se dice Hi en español? 
¿Qué es Gracias?
¿Cómo se dice Sorry en español?
¿Qué es Por favor?
¿Cómo se dice I don’t know en español?
¿Qué es De nada?
¿Cómo se dice Please en español?
¿Qué es No sé?
¿Cómo se dice You’re welcome en español?

And finally, let me leave you with this question: 
¿Cómo se dice clase en inglés?

Let me know if you have any questions, and subscribe to get the new episodes as soon as they come out. ¡Gracias por escuchar! :) 

Spanish from zero

Listening practice for beginners • Asking for clarification

En este episodio te hablo del perfeccionismo y cómo este puede afectar al aprendizaje de idiomas.

The Spanish on the Road

Perfeccionismo

2025年6月に録音しました。
日本の梅雨についてのポッドキャストです☔️

Nihongo Hiyori | Japanese Podcast

#122 梅雨の楽しみ☔️ Finding Joy in the Rainy Season

These two words are often translated as "can". Let's figure out their difference.

All about Russian language 🌟

Могу | Умею 

Türkiye'nin en özel yerlerinden biri olan Kapadokya...

Your Turkish Friend

Bölüm 3-Kapadokya

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

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A news story about Britin introducing ID cards (Yes, it is strange that we don't have them already)

#IDCards #GovernmentPolicy #DigitalIdentity #PrivacyRights #UKNews #NationalID #Security