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No, it's not cool to ignore your spouse at those social functions. (That's what those repeated pokes in the ribs are trying to tell you.) So learn how to introduce him or her with this practical Chinese lesson. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1910 

Subways are one of the great conveniences of first-tier Chinese cities. If you're in Beijing or Shanghai, the subway is often your best transportation option. Of course, if you're not yet familiar with the subway system, you could find yourself on a train heading in the wrong dir ... Show More

If you know "ni hao," you're ready to start networking in the Middle Kingdom. This lesson will equip you with a few more phrases to assist in Chinese introductions. But remember: you're no one if you don't have a "name card," so have yours ready! Episode link: https://www.chinese ... Show More

In today's podcast, learn how to ask for a temporary capital injection, in Mandarin Chinese. If you need somebody to let you hold a few g's until payday, or slip you some skin to cover the electrical bill, this is the lesson for you. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.c ... Show More

Welcome to the first episode! Today Ramzi and I will be talking about life under the coronavirus lockdown, the best way to learn a new language and the common mistakes that myself and other language learners tend to make when speaking Arabic. Here are 10 of the new words you will ... Show More

Subtitles, images, and SLOW English to help you learn all the ESSENTIAL phrases and words to have a conversation in english! LISTEN first, REPEAT second! Listen to this everyday, wherever you go! And have all the phrases you need to speak with a native english speaker! Subscribe ... Show More

Wow! It is cold here! In this English lesson I'll help you learn vocabulary that you can use to talk about really cold weather. Even if you don't have winter where you live, this lesson will help you understand TV shows and movies that take place in cold climates! In th ... Show More

You know how to express yourself in Chinese with grace and tact. But when you need some down-and-dirty insults, what are you going to say? Listen to this Mandarin podcast and learn the Chinese you need to let people know that you mean business! Episode link: https://www.chinesepo ... Show More

Sur cet épisode, on apprend les expressions suivantes: to split hairs (couper les cheveux en quatre) – to pay too much attention to details to be all ears – to really listen ; to do nothing but listen to talk trash (about something) – to talk badly (about something) right off the ... Show More

<< Get the FREE Study Guide HERE>> Are you tired of learning textbook English that isn’t used in the real world? When you watch American TV shows and movies, don’t you wish you could understand the jokes, the slang, the expressions and more? If your desire is to learn English tha ... Show More

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Subtitles, images, and SLOW English to help you learn all the ESSENTIAL phrases and words to have a job interview in english! LISTEN first, REPEAT second! Listen to this everyday, wherever you go! And have all the phrases you need to feel confident applying for a job! Subscribe f ... Show More

Welcome to episode #57 of the Real Life English with Gabby Podcast! In this fun and practical episode, you'll learn 16 commonly used phrasal verbs, slang words, and idioms you’ll hear in real American conversations about cooking and baking.You’ll learn expressions like: 👉 whip u ... Show More