PDF на Патреоне / Бусти Друзья, привет всем! И добро пожаловать на новый выпуск подкаста Russian Progress. Подкаст для тех, кто изучает русский язык. Для тех, кто практикует русский язык. И сегодня я записываю аудиоверсию подкаста. Уже давно не записывал подкаст в формате только аудио, обычно идёт видео. Но я сейчас в Новосибирске, у нас тут уже […]

Вика: Европа, Россия, Грузия Транскрипт на сайте, патреоне, бусти Друзья, всем привет. Добро пожаловать на новый выпуск проекта Russian Progress. Это канал и подкаст для изучающих русский язык. И сегодня на канале гостья. Я поговорю с Викой, которая уже 9 лет живёт в Германии. Вообще она из Новосибирска, как и я, и вот недавно она […]

The United States leads the world in bilingualism.No kidding. Because of this, no country understands the world as well as the United States. Seriously. Ah, you may be thinking, there must be a catch. No catch—just a different way to understand the uncontested data that’s been accumulating for decades. So…how did we get here, and how might we use this newly unveiled status to the betterment of the country? In this episode, America the Bilingual founder Steve Leveen takes you through the history,

Рассказываю (и показываю) про свой июль, который выдался достаточно насыщенным на поездки и впечатления. Транскрипт Друзья, всем привет! Добро пожаловать на новый выпуск проекта Russian Progress. Это канал и подкаст для изучающих русский язык. Я делаю видео с субтитрами, подкасты с транскрипцией, чтобы вы могли слушать, и у вас была поддержка в виде текста, который […]

While the whole world does not speak English, it’s nevertheless a ubiquitous language worldwide.Is that a good thing or bad? Or is it, perhaps, more complicated than that? Professor Rosemary Salomone, both linguist and lawyer, knows how to answer this question perhaps better than anyone. In this episode, she and Steve discuss her newest book, The Rise of English: Global Politics and the Power of Language, where she takes readers around the world to see just what kind of a global player English

Hear why Kim Potowski, a professor of linguistics at the University of Illinois at Chicago, has a passion for preserving heritage languages, and how she teaches speakers of these languages. De-stigmatizing the way that a Spanish bilingual speaks his or her home language, in Kim’s view, “is a question of social justice.” Listen now to Episode 72 of America the Bilingual.MUSIC CREDITS Komiku - In the restaurant https://bit.ly/3OfJTOs Kevin Macleod - Quasi

可以搜索公号【璐璐的英文小酒馆】或者添加【luluxjg2】咨询课程or加入社群，查看文稿和其他精彩内容哦~ Hi everyone, 欢迎回来酒馆。And this is a special episode because this is Episode-1000.酒馆节目1000期了。Time really does fly，感觉500期的特别节目也没有过去太久，但想来那已经是2020年底的事了，转眼又是4年。500期节目咱们的基调是情怀，1000期就来个超接地气的快问快答，自己采访自己说几句真心话，也给一直支持酒馆的酒粉，特别是自己在创业或者在新媒体自媒体领域的小伙伴们，聊聊这1000期的幕后故事，废话不多说，咱们开始吧。Host第一个问题就是：璐璐为什么会想到开始做酒馆节目呢？Lulu:I actually talked about this in Episode 500

It's weird week at Vocabulary Mnemonics. After today's episode you'll know what to call someone who spits when he talks, how to describe things arranged in pairs, and a more specific term for cannibalism. Stick around to hear Mom use all ten words in a particularly outré sentence. Listen and enjoy!

Was the real reason Achilles died because of a jambeau error? Do an umpire and an electromagnetic pulse have something in common? What's Yoda's response to a tired Jedi? And can saying the word "uncouth" cause you to be uncouth? You'll find out the answers to these questions and much more in today's episode. Enjoy!

Whether you're looking to have your ephemeral learning needs met or are seeking some entertainment during a peregrination in the South Pacific, this week's episode is for you. Enjoy!

This week we have some erudite words for our book smart listeners, some enigmatic words for our mysterious listeners, and we even throw in a pinnace for our cruisers. Enjoy!

Episode 9 features some "bad" words like licentious and cad, some clear words like lucid and limpid, inevitable words like inexorable, and more!. Stick around for Dr. Mom using all ten words in a surprisingly lucid sentence.

Want to know what really goes into that Subway® sandwich? Localization. Internationalization. And one more: transcreation. Hear how Subway’s Carrie Fischer is making languages part of Subway’s linguistic palate worldwide, in this new episode of the America the Bilingual podcast.This episode was written and directed by Mim Harrison, the editorial and brand director of the America the Bilingual project. It was sound designed, mixed and produced by Fernando Hernandez Becerra produced. Karla