Does language acquisition correspond with being ambidextrous? A woman notices her polyglot husband takes notes with his right hand for certain languages, then switches to his left for other ones. And: What’s the difference between an orchard and a grove? Is it correct to speak of an apple grove or an orange orchard? Also, some fun slang from Newfoundland: Sit too long on a hard seat, and your badonkadonk will wind up dunch. Plus: duckish, woo-woo, a puzzle about werewolves, waxing eloquent about

Two old friends recording a podcast in a steamed up car... what can go wrong?! Well, you will find out! We try to talk about the gym, but obviously get very side-tracked! Anyway, get those headphones on and just keeeeeeep on ROCKin', baby! P.S. If you haven't done my FREE 14 Day Challenge "Vocab for Lazy People", then just click HERE.

Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast. In this episode Ania and Roy share personal memories of school and discuss how education could be reformed — covering strict teaching methods, the focus on memorization and exams, the value of practical life skills, homeschooling, hybrid learning, and how AI might change the teacher's role. You can find all episodes at learnpolishpodcast.com and on Bitchute, YouTube and Rumble. Lessons with Ania are available in Polish or Spanish; links are in the show notes. Scan

Express feelings for one another & comparative: so normal wie möglich & irregular forms.It's Saturday, the day of the party, and Paul is visiting his parents. They’re getting along better since Father is overcoming his addiction to gambling and mobile games. He now compensates with sports and chess. Laura calls. She reveals why she has been so strange lately: Fritz's "neighbor" on the island of Sylt doesn't even live there. He is a friend of Laura and also a cop. He was investigating Fritz

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What makes a brand truly stand out — and why do people prefer buying from famous brands? In this episode of The Moonlight Mandarin Podcast, we dive into the world of 品牌 (brands) — exploring how Chinese people talk about famous brands, brand loyalty, and what “品牌感” really means. You’ll learn useful vocabulary and natural expressions to describe your favorite brands, discuss brand stories, and share your own shopping habits — all in real, conversational Chinese. ✨ Perfect for HSK 3–5 learners ...

We celebrate the season by taking a look at the origins of some Halloween-related words, and we introduce two of the most horrifying words we've ever had on the show. Boo!

This is an episode of the podcast English Learning for Curious Minds. If you enjoy this episode you can find English Learning for Curious Minds in your podcast app, or at leonardoenglish.comTranscript / Study pack : https://bit.ly/474GafO-------------------Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, was shocked to read his own obituary branding him the "merchant of death. While the story might not be entirely true, it pushed him to reconsider his legacy. His fortune went on to establish the Nobel

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What does happiness really mean, and can it be measured? In this episode, we move from Aristotle’s eudaimonia to brain scans, surveys, big data, and what truly lifts our mood. It asks why money only helps so much, why social ties matter, and how trust shapes national well-being. Pleasure versus purpose happiness: Aristotle and flourishingSubjective well-being: life satisfaction, positive and negative emotionsSurveys measure happiness; beware the memory and peak-end ruleExperience sampling

Maggie and Emily learn the Russian words Toska (Тоска) and Listopad (Листопад) from Masha Lichtenberg. Word in action: the Hindi word jugaad with natual stone specialist Dan Wiltshire. Poem by Emily: A Cat Called Tosca

Dans cette leçon de conversation niveau A2-B1, nous allons pratiquer le superlatif et la comparaison en français : plus, moins, meilleur(e)(s), mieux.À travers des exemples concrets et des discussions amusantes, vous apprendrez à exprimer vos opinions, comparer des personnes, des objets et des expériences, et à utiliser correctement les adjectifs et adverbes comparatifs.Un cours parfait pour parler plus naturellement et gagner en confiance à l'oral

In this episode of the Language on the Move Podcast, Dr Alexandra Grey speaks with Zoe Avery, a Worimi woman and a Research Officer at the Centre for Australian Languages within the Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS). Zoe and her teammates are preparing the upcoming 4th National Indigenous Languages Survey. This time around, the AIATSIS team have made some really important changes to the survey design through a co-design process which we will discuss

👄 ⁠⁠Improve Your Pronunciation⁠⁠In this episode, Charlie breaks down a clip from a previous episode of his to help you master natural British pronunciation. You’ll learn how to shadow native speakers by focusing on connected speech, word stress, intonation, and rhythm… all in a lighthearted, playful manner. This is for learners who want to sound smooth and natural, not forced or overly “native”. 📧 ⁠Get on Charlie's Email List Here⁠ 🎓 ⁠Sign Up to Charlie's Pronunciation Course⁠ 🎓 ⁠⁠⁠⁠Join

Nina Kutina, a quien la Policía encontró viviendo en una cueva en la selva con sus hijas, le dijo a la BBC qué la llevó a ese lugar y dónde está ahora.

Send us a text There’s never a bad time of the year for a good game. Whether it’s November, May, or that wild week before a break — a well-chosen game can transform your classroom energy and boost your students’ confidence to use Spanish. In this re-release of one of the most-loved episodes of Growing With Proficiency, the Podcast, I sit down with Christina Margiore, a high-school Spanish teacher from Long Island (you might know her as @supersenora), to talk about how she uses games to lower ...

"Hamás todavía existe y es el actor dominante en Gaza", le dijo a la BBC un exalto funcionario de la inteligencia militar israelí. Los palestinos con los que hablamos están divididos en su opinión.

Congratulate someone, express pride, summarize a story & word formation: ‑lich & ‑isch.Paul has the painting! During the war, the lady and her husband were secretly listening to forbidden news - right in front of the painting (and he proposed to her there). It was the memories of her husband that she didn't want to lose. So she didn’t want to give it away, even though she doesn’t quite like it. It was also in front of this painting that he told her he wants to surrender. That's why she was

El presidente estadounidense parece cambiar de estrategia, frustrado por la falta de cooperación de Putin para alcanzar la paz.