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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

This episode speaks for itself - albeit in German. Watch video version at https://trainingtree.de/billboard/leben-mit-corona-episode-60/

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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

In this episode of the EduJedi Report podcast, Host and Learning Counsel CEO LeiLani Cauthen talks with Kristie Shelley, Senior Director of Emergent Bilingual Curriculum at Lexia Learning about digital learning design that is heritage-relevant.  

Lexia English is a K-6 product that helps promote bilingualism or multilingualism. From day one, they approached the program with an asset model, which makes it unique, seeking to honor learners first and foremost. Studies indicate that teachers talk 80 percent of the time in the classroom. Lexia flipped the model because the only way to learn a language is to actually speak the language. In order to make this happen in an interactive atmosphere, they use a technology of the speech recognition engine. And to make the learner comfortable, Lexia allowed characters to use familiar accents, yet encouraged the learner to use Academic English, which showed in their writing and reading. 

The unique Lexia English program is finding huge success while removing the burden from disappearing numbers of ESL teachers, and the professional grade UI/UX design is blowing the doors off competitors’ offerings. 

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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

Episode 58 was supposed to be my first video podcast. Watch the video and read transcript at:  https://trainingtree.de/billboard/58-sybille-von-spitzen/

Episode 58 is about:

1. testing out the video podcasting format,
2. showing a little about how I work as a podcaster and an online trainer,
3. introducing a small video production "Being Sybille".

ShowGuest: Lydia Grm

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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

The Show – has always been about enriching the learning experience in a fun and interesting way. Episode 57 is the launch of Season 5 and an introduction of a feature film to be released in November 2021.

The film is for those of you who are also interested in photography – and is where we take a deep dive into 31 aspects – of learning and producing interesting images – through a 50mm lens. Filmed in Berlin on January 16, 2021 – the interview follows the same tradition of this whole podcast initiative – where “Living the Language” still means keeping your language by using it for real things – and things you like.

ShowGuest: Eberhard Philipp Heck

ShowNotes Full and Link to where the Video will be Published in November 2021 - https://wp.me/pbVN7i-1q5/#release

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The inclusiveness of the whole show is in and of itself activist - affirmative - unpretentious - independent - empowering.

After a long absence, we are back with multiple practical words and phrases about JOB. At the end of this episode, you will be able to talk fluently about your job, your responsibilities, and your feelings about them + some samples of speaking questions about jobs in part 1 of IELTS speaking.

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how it is possible that one person has two or more personalities depending on a number of languages they speak, a few interesting scientific facts about differences in personalities of the bilinguals and my personal and less fascinating opinion on The Arrival

about being a translator, about Ireland and a lot of laughter

today will be about feeling stupid, about common language mistakes commited by native speakers and why it doesn't matter

In this episode, I'm going to introduce a new theme:

Let's Podcast Together.

The goal is to discuss different language learning topics and practice English together. Let's grow together!

Have fun. 

The video version of this episode (with transcripts) is also available on YouTube! 

My Fluent Podcast Daniel Goodson - YouTube

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Quora.com

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What impresses you the most?

Vasudey's answer:

As I reached office yesterday, I realized that I have forgotten my wallet.

After I reached back in the evening, I saw the wallet on bed and took a sigh of relief. I saw the biscuit packet and realized that the Hide n Seek biscuit packet on my bed which I had opened previous night had only 2 biscuits left in it whereas I remembered that it had around 8–10 biscuits left when I left in the morning. Nearby the packet was my wallet which had around 20000 rupees in it as I had to pay some bills. I immediately checked my wallet and all the money was there in it.

Next morning when our maid came to cook, she said, “Bhaiya, I was hungry yesterday, so I ate some biscuits while cleaning the room. Your wallet was in the hall so I also kept it in the room.”

I smiled at her and brought another packet of biscuits from the room and offered her. She was happy and so was I to witness her honesty.

She could had easily misplaced 20000 rupees or the whole wallet and I wouldn’t even know, but she chose trust over money.

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I live with my flatmates in a 3 bhk flat. All 3 of us go to work leaving the key with the guard. Sometimes, she comes while we are not at home, does her work and leaves. 3rd of every month if she doesn’t receives her salary, she asks us for the same.

Our maid (didi) is a young lady in mid 20s. She works in around 7 houses a day as she is the only bread earner in her family. Never do we ask her to cook a certain dish. She brings vegetables by herself, grocery by herself and prepares the delicious food. Never do we ask her to clean our rooms. She cleans the rooms, washrooms, balconies, everything by herself.

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What really impresses me?

Her way of doing her work with all the heart, her honesty and the hardwork she puts in.

इज़्ज़त से कमाई बासी रोटी खाने का सुकून बेयिमानी से कमाई ५ स्टार होटेल से सौ गुना ज़्यादा है।

Hard and honest earned stale bread is 100 times more soothing than a 5 star meal earned by dishonesty.

In a world where being dishonest to climb up the ladder is an easier option, there are people who are happy moving slowly and steadily with all their hardships and a bag of honesty.

 

Vocabulary: 

sigh of relief

hardships

climb up the ladder

a little bit of pleasant and encouraging vocabulary to make you feel better in those wierd and difficult times

my beginnings with English, my experience, a confession and a very first memory

最近真的好懷念可以出國的日子。這一集想要跟大家分享，出國玩訂房的時候會用的那些英文，今天會先說明入住跟退房，以及各個房型的說法。 ＊分享節目 Soundon: https://sndn.link/mi7english Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5eRNNA0VpToBqqC8sO518F Podcast https://apple.co/3qRLgnP Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mi7english Instagram: https://instagram.com/mi7english/

婚禮這天Christal 的前男友Matthew因為工作意外死亡，於是Blake就辦了一場喪禮派對。參加的人之中呢就有前男友的好朋友Willy，Willy 深信是Blake害死了Matthew。於是在喪禮上他跟Blake嗆了起來。 今天會聽到的重點有 1.Honor 2.Dead ＊分享節目 Soundon: https://sndn.link/mi7english Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5eRNNA0VpToBqqC8sO518F Podcast https://apple.co/3qRLgnP Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mi7english Instagram: https://instagram.com/mi7english/

嗨～我是Vicky. 歡迎來到第五集。 打電話給遠在異地的朋友，是不是會不知道要說什麼呢？ 這次”艾蜜莉在巴黎“ 的Madeline跟Emily示範給你聽，分別在芝加哥跟巴黎的他們，閒話家常了什麼呢？ 這一次出自”艾蜜莉在巴黎“ 的第三集，總共會有三個單字: Launch, Gorgeous, Single. 還有 “What time is __?" ＊分享節目 SoundOn: https://sndn.link/mi7english Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5eRNNA0VpToBqqC8sO518F Podcast https://apple.co/3qRLgnP Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mi7english Instagram: https://instagram.com/mi7english/

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English teacher and lifelong learner Hamid shares with us what he had been learning during the last two decades when it comes to learning a new language.

How should we learn a language? It's quite simple.

Learn like a child! 

In episode 83 of my fluent podcast, Hamid shares his tips and tricks in a spectacular way. Gripping. Simple. Understandable. 

Let us all turn our Ego into an Egg! 

Chapters

11:05

For the first week, Hamid doesn't teach his students English. Instead, he gives them general lectures about language learning - how to learn a language. 

11:50 

Which group is more successful when it comes to learning a language? 

A. Language acquisition of the first language by children or

B. Language acquisition of the second language by adults? 

13:40

The child starts listening first and then speaking - if you want to learn a language successfully, you should learn a language like a child. Listen and speak first.

20:08

Vocabulary is more important than grammar. But nevertheless, learn grammar at tha same time. 

In the child's case, fluency comes first and then accuracy.

22:57

What could be an effective way to learn vocabulary?

26:05 

The child plays, enjoys and learns!

The best teacher you can have is yourself. Do anything you like. Read, listen etc. do whatever you want.

Learn like a child.

28:48

The child is the better learner but still makes mistakes! 

We learn by making mistakes.

Don't be afraid of making mistakes!

32:14 

The child has no EGO issues.

Turn your EGO into an EGG and break it! 

33:53

E comes before D! Remember that!

37:40

Learn English in English!

41:14

The child is playing and is in an ideal envirnonment and still needs about 10 years to command his language.

Is the child a bad learner?

10 years = 20 semesters.

Hamid recommends:

• engVid
• Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast | Learn British English with Luke Thompson (teacherluke.co.uk)
• Oxford Learner's Dictionaries | Find definitions, translations, and grammar explanations at Oxford Learner's Dictionaries

《本日俚語》Bob's your uncle 一切OK，小事 《字源》 相傳在1887年代， 前英國首相Prime minister Robert Cecil ， 他的全名為 Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury 第三代索爾斯伯利侯爵羅伯特·蓋斯科因·塞西爾（很長的名字…） 他任名了當時被視為政壇門外漢的姪子Arthur James Balfour 阿瑟·貝爾福 去當愛爾蘭的首席部長（Chief secretary for Ireland）。 大家覺得Balfour憑什麼可以空降接任這個職位，就會開始酸他。 只要他犯什麼錯，都會跟他說： 沒關係，Bob’s your uncle！你舅舅會搞定，安心拉！ 所以就引申出一切OK，小事這類形的用法。 《本日例句》 After some clever talk with the teacher, Bob’s your uncle, Alexi was free to go. Alexi跟老師說了幾句好話，Bob’s your uncle，她就可以走了。 《單字》 clever talk 好話 前英國首相 Former Prime minister 愛爾蘭首席部長 Chief secretary for Ireland 《歷史補充》 1）Balfour 都叫 Robert為 Uncle Bob。 2）Balfour並沒有辜負他舅舅 Robert的苦心哉陪：Balfour在1902年順利接任了英國首相＋保守黨下議院領袖的職位， 並成功和法國簽訂Entente cordiale摯誠協定，停止了兩國因爭奪海外殖民地的衝突。 《英美澳發音》 領聽例句的英美澳發音＋免費筆記，請上Instagram搜尋：English.104

Quora.com 

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Transcript:

1. That the person you are marrying most likely isn’t the person you think they are.
2. There’s a pretty good chance your partner will cheat on you.
3. Relationships, are 50/50. But most don’t see it that way.
4. Marriage won’t change your partners toxic ways.
5. If your partner betrayed you while dating, you’re in for one hell of a ride marrying that toxic SoB.
6. There’s a 52.8% chance it will end in divorce, and another 45% chance you will live in a miserable comfort.
7. Couples that are together 3–4 years before marriage have a better chance of success.
8. Most marry out of a convenience, not love.
9. You’re most likely getting married for the wrong reason.

1:30 

1. Lastly, there are no relationship facts. We all have different experiences. Your best shot in marriage is fixing your part of toxicity. It’s never one sided, and marriage and relationships aren’t easy.