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There are many sides to communication. We talk, argue and exchange information and opinions. This is where you will learn the vocabulary you need. 

Many people go to university when they finish school. Do you go to university too? Learn some important vocabulary to help you get started. 

Do you have plants in your home? Or maybe you have a garden. Whether trees or flowers – this is where you will learn the names of different plant species. 

How’s the friendship quotient in your relationship? On this episode of Small Things Often, learn how to have a conversation with your partner that will deepen your connection and strengthen your friendship. 

When someone receives a gift from someone very close like a member of the family, a best friend or a partner, then there is usually a nice phrase that is said afterwards. Tune in to learn this culturally rich phrase. 

In this Persian/Farsi lesson, we learn how to talk about love and friendship. We learn common terms of endearment, how to compliment a loved one, and how to talk about your marital status. We also learn how to say 'I love you' in Farsi, which might be a bit more complicated than ... Show More

On today's Monday Flow Karla talks about why treating your lover as your best friend damages your relationship. 

"We are not born with the secret of how to live [well], and too many of us never learn it. There is nothing cold-blooded or mechanical about it, but there are many things we have to learn to do . . . the first thing is to realize we've probably been looking in the wrong place. Th ... Show More

Are you a good friend? How would you need to change to become a better friend? In this episode of Spiritually Hungry, Monica and Michael Berg discuss what it means to be a good friend, have a good friend, and maintain true friendship in every relationship.  

There are some good usage examples or possessive pronouns in this podcast. You will learn how to say something is mine, hers or yours. Learn how to stand by your stuff and shout out that they are yours! 

In this Persian / Farsi lesson, we learn how to talk about possession. We start the lesson by learning the example of a house (khooné). To say 'my house', you simply say 'khooneyé man'. In order to talk about possession, we have to learn the different words for groups of people, ... Show More

Our listener today has been friends with a neighbour for the past 3 years. Since the friend moved away, she's contacted her multiple times but with no answer. Should our listener address it with her or accept the friendship is done? If you have a question for Clementine, get in t ... Show More