Intermediate | Meeting the Girlfriend's ...

<p>The middle-class Chinese custom of having an &quot;ayi&quot; (housekeeper) is one that most foreigners can get on board with right away. With the domestic assistance, however, can come language difficulties. In this lesson, learn some of the most importance Mandarin words rela ... Show More

<p>Known in the West as &quot;bizarro Othello&quot; and &quot;the thinking man&#39;s checkers,&quot; the game known as &quot;go&quot; in Japan and &quot;weiqi&quot; in China is actually quite the intellectual exercise with a long, rich tradition. In this Chinese lesson, the basic ... Show More

<p>In the eternal &quot;north vs. south&quot; debate, one of the key issues is always climate. The north gets colder, it&#39;s true, but at least the air is dry. Meanwhile, down south everyone suffers through damp cold and sticky, drippy summers. This lesson will equip you with a ... Show More

Originally shared on Into the Story: Learn English with True Stories. I made a big mistake when meeting my girlfriend’s parents for the first time… and it turned into a lesson on honesty, connection, and laughing at yourself. 🎓 Join The Academy Learn more about your ad choices. ... Show More

<p>Today, Micaela's Argentinian family meets her English boyfriend for the first time. Getting introduced to the family can be stressful enough as it is – without the added complications of not speaking the same language! Find out if Micaela's boyfriend can handle this challenge. ... Show More

Parent-teen relationships can be hard to navigate most days! On this episode I discuss one way teens can get along better with parents. 

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<p>The Chinese terms for various relatives are a bit complicated. But don&#39;t worry, ChinesePod is here to help you learn them! In today&#39;s Mandarin lesson, start talking about your sons, daughters and other family members. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1195</p> 

Toni is joined by her first-ever guest... her fiancé, Taiwo! Together, they dive into your relationship dilemmas. What would you do if your partner's parents didn’t like you? Plus, they discuss how long the talking stage is actually supposed to last. Got a dilemma of your own and ... Show More

<p>Explaining in another language that you “have your father’s eyes” is dangerous, seeing as a simple grammatical mistake could mean you actually took them from him…which won’t get you invited to stay in anyone’s home. We don’t want things to be hazardous for you--thus the lesson ... Show More

In today’s episode, Cristina is joined by Couples Coach Nick Solaczek to chat couples growing apart, how to work on your relationship, when you should move in with your partner, how to know when to end your relationship, why our ideal partners resemble our parents & MORE!SHOP NEW ... Show More

Are you ready for marriage or just think you are? This eye-opening conversation reveals the crucial questions every Christian man should answer before pursuing a serious relationship.Key Topics Covered:- The #1 question that reveals if a man is trustworthy in relationships- Why 8 ... Show More

We've been parents to our daughter, Ana Paz, for nearly a year now. Here, we reflect on what we expected going into it, and how things really were in reality.