Send us Fan Mail Today we’re talking about giving presentations, and how to control the attention of your colleagues, clients, and customers, when presenting complex information on complicated slides. So, if you often have to present slide decks that have a lot of information on them then hopefully you’ll find today’s episode useful. We talk about how to draw people’s attention, highlighting key information, and addressing the elephant in the room. Also, if you're studying for the IELTS...

Por Bab el‑Mandeb pasa cerca del 12% del petróleo transportado por mar en el mundo. Con Ormuz bajo presión por la guerra, cualquier alteración de esta ruta tendría un fuerte impacto global.

Do you smile people when you walk past them? Do you compliment people on their clothes? These are some of the important things we discuss and also lots of other random and useless things. So get the headphones on and just keeeeeep on ROCKin', baby!

Singapore is one of the wealthiest and most modern countries in the world, but that wasn’t always the case.Today, I want to discuss the history of Singapore. We'll look at its early role in Asian trade, British colonial rule, the Japanese occupation, independence, and its transformation into one of the world's richest and most developed countries. We'll also explore the political and social model behind Singapore's success and ask whether its unique approach can continue into the future. At the

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El ex primer ministro británico dijo: "No sé qué lógica retorcida llevó a Putin a volar por los aires una locomotora ucraniana estacionada en la frontera polaca esta mañana".

Send me a text CON means “with”... but that’s only the beginning. In Parte 1B of our exploration of the Italian preposition con, we move beyond the basics and look at some of the places where this little word becomes part of everyday Italian. --> Link to Post for Transcript for this episode <-- We’ll explore con in weather expressions, including con questo freddo and con la pioggia, the articulated forms col and coi, and fixed expressions such as con piacere, con il tempo, and con le ma...

Meena Geltink y Minal Tijssen nacieron en la misma familia en India. Tras ser dadas en adopción en la década de 1980, crecieron por separado en los Países Bajos sin que supieran su parentesco.

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Welcome to this episode of the Berlitz language and culture podcast! Joining us today is Mark Teramae, an international relations expert specializing in Russia and Ukraine. Originally from the US, Mark has lived and worked across Europe, most recently holding academic positions in Finland before moving to Kyiv, Ukraine, this year.As the war in Ukraine continues, millions in the country as well as those forced to leave are eagerly awaiting an end to the war. And certainly, when the war does end,

In this Story Session episode, Teo shares a short story in Hungarian about his language learning routine. Jimmy listens and breaks down what he can, then Teo walks through every sentence with an explanation. A useful episode for anyone who wants to talk about how they are learning Hungarian.By the end of this episode you'll recognize:Két éve tanulok magyarul - I have been learning Hungarian for two yearsKávézás közben - while drinking coffeeHeti három alkalommal - three times a weekPaprika members -

En la historia sobre un trono en disputa que narra esta obra maestra del siglo XI, la virilidad se equipara al poder. Es un relato que resulta familiar hoy en día.

Siyo! Send Dennis a text message! In this episode, Dennis continues his conversation with Cherokee speaker Retha Catron of Tahlequah on the Cherokee Nation Reservation. Wado for listening! Please follow Cherokee Nation on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, X and YouTube for more from Dennis and other Cherokees!

Una ola de alertas respecto a los posibles los peligros para el futuro de la humanidad que entrañan la inteligencia artificial ha sido recibida con escepticismo por parte de ejecutivos e inversores.

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🎧 WEEK 31 OMNIBUS: All 5 Episodes in One Continuous Session Missed the daily drops this week? This omnibus combines all five complete episodes from Week 31 of Igbo Daily Drops—no breaks, no interruptions, just pure immersive storytelling, language instruction, and scholarly documentation of Igbo intangible cultural heritage. The episode titles in Week 31 are: Episode 151 - Naming Your Needs — The Sentence That Keeps the Body Working Episod...

If you pronounce Burmese words exactly the way they're written, you might not sound like a native speaker at all. That's because Burmese speakers tend to voice many suffixes, particles, auxiliary verbs, and compound words differently from how they're spelled.For example, the affirmative verb suffix တယ် (tae) is always written the same way. But the verb "စားတယ် (to eat)" is usually pronounced စားဒယ် (sar dae). On the other hand, the verb "သောက်တယ် (to drink)" is