Welcome to this easy English listening practice for absolute beginners! 🇬🇧In this episode, you will learn English through slow, clear, and simple conversations designed especially for beginners. You can listen while relaxing, walking, studying, or getting ready for your day.This comprehensible input method helps you understand English naturally without translating every word. Listen carefully, repeat useful phrases, and practice as often as possible to improve your listening and speaking skills.🎧

If you can understand this... congratulations! You are at a B2 Level!In this episode, I share thoughts from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer — a beautiful book about nature and gratitude — and how the way we see the world is a lot like the way we learn a language. 🌿💬 What's the most thoughtful gift you've ever received? And will you read Braiding Sweetgrass with me?

Improve your English naturally with this Slow English Podcast episode.First, listen to the story slowly. Then, listen again at a natural speed and shadow along with me.In today's episode, I share a personal story about a small curl in my hair that brought back childhood memories and reminded me of who I used to be.Perfect for intermediate English learners (B1) who want to improve their listening through real stories and natural English.

Welcome to your Fall 2026 semester!We are so glad to have you back! For the first few weeks, the MAER will be open Monday through Friday from 11:30AM - 5PM. Coming back this semester, students will be required to sign a usage agreement form when picking up equipment.Please feel free to reach out to us via microsoft teams or our email! Both labeled as WSUMEDIAARTS

Chp. 28 verses 5 - 12: Continues with the blessings that God would bestow upon the people if they walk in His ways.

Chp. 28 verses 1 - 4: The blessings for observing God's commandments!

Chp. 27 verses 15 - 26: This lecture deals with the 11 curses that were said when the nation entered the land and stood on the the two mountains, of Evel and Gerizim.

Chp. 27 verses 3 - 14: Moshe instructs the nation that when they cross the Jordan, they should write the Torah on 12 stones and cover them with plaster. these stones would serve as a sort of Mezuzah that would protect the land. 6 tribes would stand on each of the mountains, o f Evel and Greezim, with the Cohanim and Levim in the valley calling out the blessings and the curses.

Chp 26 verses 17 - 19: Moshe finishes his instruction about the first fruits that were brought to the Temple on Shavuot. Chp. 27 verses 1 & 2: The chp. begins with the written stones.

Chp. 26 verses 13 - 16 : Continuing with the liturgy that the farmer recites when he brings his Bikurim, first fruits to the Temple.

Chp. 26 verses 7 - 12: A continuation of the the ritual of Bikurim, " First fruits" that was brought by the farmer to the Temple.

Chp. 26 verses 3 - 6: The beginning of the ritual of Bikkurim, first fruits which the farmer would bring to the Temple and what he would recite.

Chp, 28 verses 48 - 69: The conclusion of the Admonitions/ curses. Chp. 29 1 - 8: Moshe prepares the people before he dies, he writes a sefer Torah for each of the tribes.

Chp.28 verses 24 - 48: A continuation of the admonitions/curses given over to the Jewish nation by Moshe before he died!

Chp. 28 Verses 13 - 23: This lecture ends the blessings and begins the admonitions.

Chp. 26 verses 1 & 2: An introduction to the portion. Also an introduction to the mitzvah of Bikkurim, first fruits, that a land owner brings from the 7 species of produce that the land of Israel is praised for up to the Temple.

We continue our campaign to #EndNeurophobia, with the help of Dr. Helen Shi. This time, Gillian presents a case of a 56 year old man found wondering naked in grocery store. The discussants are Aye and Vale. Gillian is a second-year medical student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York.… Read More »Episode 471: Neurology VMR – Found wondering naked in grocery store

Faites un don et recevez un cadeau : http://don.storiavoce.com/Et si tout avait déjà commencé, en silence, dès 1786 ? Avant la prise de la Bastille, avant même la convocation des états généraux, des signaux faibles apparaissent : crise financière persistante, tensions politiques, réformes avortées… mais aussi inquiétudes grandissantes dans les correspondances diplomatiques européennes. À Venise, à Vienne, à Madrid, des ambassadeurs observent, décrivent, parfois pressentent qu’un basculement est en

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux talks about the most dangerous people and starts with online claims that COVID vaccines caused miscarriage rates over 80 percent in early pregnancy. He explains how those numbers got inflated from limited data, points to later studies from several countries that show no real rise in risk, then touches on falling birth rates, sexuality under the welfare state, and the lasting harm from parents leaving critical messages that stick for years.Note: the former CEO of YouTube

Want to flirt in English without sounding awkward?Let’s learn the natural phrases native English speakers actually use when they're interested in someone—and the common mistakes that make learners sound unnatural.Whether you're trying to make friends, start dating, or simply sound more natural in English conversations, these expressions will help you speak with more confidence.Practice with me, repeat the phrases out loud, and you'll be ready to use them in real life.🔔 Subscribe for slow English