In this episode, we talk about six commonly used phrases about time. There will be about 15 minutes of explanation of those phrases, so if you already know those phrases, feel free to skip directly to the next chapter, "Real examples from Chris's life" Chapter bookmarks: 00:00 Start 03:37 English phrases about time 17:13 Real examples from Chris's life 24:14 Me and Japanese 30:40 Ways to study

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No, this time the F isn't for for Fail, it's for Fun! And Fantastic! And Fabulous! We return to our series looking at the hardest words ever found on the SAT with a dive into the English alphabet's sixth letter.

Desde pequeño, este científico escocés era tan curioso que su tía decía que "era humillante que un niño preguntara tantas cosas que uno no podía responder".

My first introduction to Burmese poetry was through the children’s nursery rhymes and classic verses scattered throughout the government-prescribed school textbooks. These were usually in the traditional four-syllable rhyme scheme, called လေးလုံးစပ် (lay lone zat), often depicting the charm of pastoral life or the longing of royal courtiers. Later, I’d come across rhymeless or freeform modern poetry, in the front pages of popular lifestyle and literary magazines. In this episode, my guest Zue, the

Have you ever thought of translation as crafting a voice for someone? Take a listen to Ted Goossen, and consider the rhythm of a writer's voice.Ted is a literary translator, and professor emeritus at York University in Toronto. He is the editor of The Oxford Book of Japanese Short Stories, and one of the founding editors of the translation journal, MONKEY New Writing from Japan.Hear how Ted stumbled upon an opportunity for overseas study in Japan in the late 1960's, and how immersion impacted his

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Varios gobiernos europeos están proponiendo medidas restrictivas contra los inmigrantes en respuesta a la preocupación pública.

Welcome to Season 4 of Unlock 360°: An LTL Podcast! In our very first episode of the new season, host Wendy York Davoud sits down with Lindsey Hawvermale, the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Comanche ISD. With over two decades of experience, Lindsey shares her unique path from the science classroom to district leadership, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of ensuring equitable opportunities for all students.Together, Wendy and Lindsey unpack strategies for vetting and

Wondering if homeschooling is right for you? How can you teach your child to read when you're not trained as a teacher? Leigh Nguyen shares how she never intended to homeschool, but is now a dedicated homeschool mom encouraging other moms choosing this path for their children!Leigh's Podcast Little by Little Homeschool Leigh's Little by Little Homeschool Conference Join the TEACH YOUR CHILD TO READ Course Waitlist! 📩 Join the Phonics Rules for Kids Insider's List! ✔️ Get the FREE Phonics

It Takes Two to Tango: A Conversation with Lisa Wood | Advanced English Conversations (E79)In this episode of Hear You Go, I speak with English teacher and neuro-language coach Lisa Wood about the importance of being an active, kind, gentle listener in the dance that is a conversation. Our chat is perfect for advanced English learners, English teachers, and anyone interested in mindset, confidence, and how listening shapes communication. You’ll hear how Lisa sees language learning as a dance

Send us a text This episode dives into some of the most common translation mistakes that nearly all Norwegian learners make, regardless of their level. Welcome to the world of being språkforvirret – language confused! Have you ever tried to directly translate "I am talking" to Norwegian and ended up saying something that sounds like "I am speaks"? You're not alone. Norwegian doesn't use the continuous tense like English does, making this one of the most persistent errors among English ...

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Facing the Storm: Trust and Resilience in the Bunker Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2025-09-12-22-34-02-ca Story Transcript:Ca: Oriol ajusta l'última làmpada del búnquer.En: Oriol adjusts the last lamp in the bunker.Ca: La llum groguenca il·lumina les cares preocupades de Júlia i Pau.En: The yellowish light illuminates the worried faces of Júlia and Pau.Ca: A fora, el vent udola com un llop.En: Outside, the wind

Michelle y John Wylie estuvieron buscando durante años a un misterioso hombre alto con un traje azul.

Kirk atrajo a muchos jóvenes a la política conservadora y sus valores tradicionales, pero ofendió a muchos otros con un discurso provocador.

🎙️In this insightful episode of the Wai Involve Podcast, Shweta Arora, VP of Strategic Analytics at J.P. Morgan Chase, joins us to explore how AI is transforming fraud detection and digital leadership in financial services. 💡🔐​ 🔍 Topics Covered:​ • AI vs. false positives: smarter fraud detection​ • Designing seamless, secure customer experiences​ • Leadership mindset shifts in digital transformation​ • Empowering women in risk, AI, and fintech​ 🎧 Whether you're building the future of ...

Welcome to "Learning American English Podcast".Episode 1 includes:Parts of Speech: Adjectives - https://aesl.us/intensive/2025/09/22/learning-about-adjectives/Soft Skills: Communication Skills for Work - https://aesl.us/intensive/2025/09/22/communication-skills-for-work/Vocabulary: VOA Vocabulary Letter "A" - https://aesl.us/intensive/voa-vocabulary-a-f/American Culture: American Film History - https://esl.institute/americancinema/american-film-history/Dialogues: "Asking for a Raise," "Getting a

In this episode, I step back from lesson planning and dive into what drives me as a teacher. I share my journey learning Japanese—both the boring textbook classes and the unforgettable real-world moments—and how those experiences shape the way I teach English today. From heritage language schools to life in Tokyo, from textbook drills to projects that actually felt real, I talk about what worked, what didn’t, and how I use those lessons to guide my own students.At the heart of it, my teaching