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Polly Lingual is a comprehensive foreign-language education solution combining interactive mastery lessons and live tutors. The languages we currently offer are Spanish, Chinese (Mandarin), English, French, Arabic, German, Italian, Portuguese, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Dutch.

Polly Lingual


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    Introduction: Josefina Villa

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 10, 2023


    Introduction: Shelah Mae Padua

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2022


    Hi there! This is teacher Shelah, 33 years of age from Philippines. I took up Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Banking and finance and I used to work in different offices in my city. Later on, I took up Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education major in Social Sciences and I am now a Licensed Professional Teacher now. I am also a TESOL, TEYL and TEFL teacher. I love teaching and I taught students from different country. I can help to discover learners preferred learning style and I do believe that constant conversation helps to think critically of what they see and experienced. Meeting people is one of skills. I enjoy learning culture from different countries. I am friendly and easily get along to everyone. I am fond of singing, writing poems and reading books. I always make sure that my students will feel relax and comfortable in my class. That's it for now. I you want some fun, If you want some learning. See you in class!

    Introduction: Olga Strong

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2022


    Introduction: Luis Eduardo López Pulido

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2022


    Introduction: David Ewen

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2022


    Introduction: Carla Carmina Landagan

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 22, 2022


    Introduction: Carla Carmina Landagan

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 21, 2022


    Introduction: Nyasha Melisa Zikhali

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 7, 2022


    Introdução: Jessica

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2022


    Introduction: Kajaal (Kae) Ramdhani

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2022


    Introducción: Harold

    Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2022


    Does "salut" mean "hello" or "good-bye"?

    Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2022


    Introduction: Ivan Sheyko-Malenkikh

    Play Episode Listen Later May 23, 2022


    Introduction: Prudence

    Play Episode Listen Later May 23, 2022


    Hello my name is Prudence .I am an English teacher been teaching for 1 year 6 months now , and I recently got my TEFL certificate, learning in my class is easy and fun ,for adult students I am like a friend helping you achieve your learning goals .I share practical tips and advice to keep you motivated help you improve your grammar ,pronunciation, conversational English also reading and writing skills, with kids I make sure that the students don't get bored to learn, I can be silly and fun when the situation calls for it, remember we make mistakes and learn from them.

    Introduction: Daria Timofeeva

    Play Episode Listen Later May 23, 2022


    Introduction: GEANINA KATI TAUNE

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2022


    How do I use COD and COI properly when asking questions in French?

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2022


    Let me explain you first the easy difference to recognize COD which means DIRECT Object Complement and COI, INDIRECT Object Complement, in a question. As the COD is DIRECT, this means that there is NO other word around the OBJECT that COMPLEMENTS the sentence. So in a question, it is the same, and the only words that belongs to a COD in a question are : QUI, QUOI, QUEL(S), QUELLE(S). Whereas in a COI question, you find other words, called « PREpositions » JUST BEFORE the words above, like A qui, A quoi, POUR qui, POUR quoi, CONTRE qui, CONTRE quoi, PAR qui, PAR quoi, DANS qui, DANS quoi, DE qui, DE quoi, SUR quoi, SUR qui, SANS quoi, SANS qui, AVEC quoi, AVEC qui, and so on... Remember that to recognise a COD, you have to use an ACTION VERB in the sentence, like -« what do you read ? » translated « QU'est-ce que tu lis ? » or « tu lis QUOI ? » or « QUE lis-tu ? » -« what film are you watching ? » : « QUEL film est-ce que vous regardez ? » or « QUEL film vous regardez ? » or « vous regardez QUEL film ? » and more formally « Quel film regardez-vous ? » -« who will he see tomorrow ? » « QUI est-ce qu'il va voir demain ? » or « il va voir QUI demain ? » or « QUI va-t-il voir demain? » In a COI sentence or question, the preposition is ALWAYS JUST BEFORE WHO 'QUI' or WHAT 'QUOI'. For example -« Who does this car belong to ? » : «  A QUI appartient cette voiture ? » or « Elle appartient A QUI cette voiture ? » or « cette voiture appartient A QUI ? » « What are you working on these days ? » : « SUR QUOI est-ce que tu travailles ces jours-ci ? » or "SUR QUOI travailles-tu ces jours-ci ?" « Who is the message coming from ? » « DE QUI vient le message ? » or "le message vient DE QUI ?" The way you put the words in the sentence depends on the formality of the context but remember that the Indirect complement has always the two words STUCK. I hope it will help you in your learning process ! Other way, don't hesitate to ask me more details or explanations. Anyway, thank you for listening.

    Introduction: Theodota Zioga

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2022


    Introduction: Francisco Miranda

    Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2021


    Introdução: Evelyn Paula de Souza

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 25, 2021


    Sou professora a 8 anos e amo ensinar. Sou divertida e gosto de conversar. Se você tem alguma dúvida, vem aprender! Te espero!

    Teaching your child English

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2021


    In this little video, I demonstrate a few topics surrounding YOU teaching your child English or if you would prefer ME teaching them English :) Here is a short snippet of what you will be introduced to. NUMBERS COLOURS SHAPES EMOTIONS OPPOSITES SPATIAL AWARENESS These are just a few themes surrounding a host of entertaining and exciting themes. Should you be interested, please give me a shout and I will be only to happy to assist. I look forward to hearing from you :)

    Going to the Movies

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2021


    You are in a foreign country and would like to go to the movies, but not sure on how to go about purchasing tickets etc. Step 1: Purchasing a ticket Step 2: Refreshments Step 3: Way to the seat Step 4: Toilet Please!!!!! If you would like to have a conversation with me, please send me a message and we could book a session. Goodbye and I hope to hear from you soon...

    Introduction: Chu Patou Rosamond Nwa

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2021


    Introduction: Sangyun Lee

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2021


    Introduction: Iris Magnanao Garzon

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 17, 2021


    Introduction: Richard

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2021


    Hello! I'm Richard, your English teacher. Well, although I gained my TEFL certification in 2020, I have been teaching English online for close to 2 years now. It's been such an experience. I mean, I've been working mostly with Japanese and Chinese students and it's been an adventure. Apart from the cultural exchange, I have helped my students with grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, idioms, and general conversation. Just helping the students gain confidence when talking to each other and other people in general. I want to build the same relationship with you. So, I look forward to seeing you. I hope you will book a lesson with me soon. Until then, Bye for now!!

    Qual a diferença entre "Enchanté" e o "Heureux de faire votre connaissance"? / What's the difference between "Enchanté" and "Heureux de faire votre connaissance"?/ Cual es la diferencia

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2021


    Enchanté (enchantée) = Heureux (heureuse) de faire votre/ta connaissance. = Ravi (ravie) de te connaître / de te rencontrer / de faire ta connaissance = Content de te connaître / de t'avoir rencontré (rencontrée) / de faire ta connaissance = C'est un plaisir de te connaitre. C'était un plaisir de te rencontrer. We use it all, but for the foreigners it's easier to say "enchanté".

    Why are words in French pronounced differently than spelled?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2021


    I don't know why... but in english too ^^. All it's about learning the combinations, understand the rules and training. Rouge Jaune Noir Vert Paris Don't forget to comment this video with your time zone and your disponibilities to make a live session.

    Which letters make different sounds in French compared to English?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2021


    Enchanté Comment tu t'appelles Comment vous appelez-vous Quel est ton prénom Qu'est-ce que tu fais dans la vie. Others videos : Les sons [ə] et [y] : https://pollylingu.al/en/fr/videos/4708 ............. Le son : Le son ON :

    Introduction: Méla DLT

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2021


    How to pronounce in french E : / U // ¿Cómo se pronuncian las vocales E y U en francés?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2021


    How are French demonstrative pronouns used? What's the difference between ce, ça, celui, and celle?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2021


    It's a very long video in French, English and Spanish, so good luck ! Comment les pronoms démonstratifs sont-ils utilisés en Français ? Quelle est la différence entre Ce, Ça, Celui et Celle ? Donc, plusieurs choses... D'abord, 'Ce' n'est pas un pronom démonstratif (quand il est utilisé seul). 'Ce' est un adjectif démonstratif qu'on va utiliser devant un nom masculin. Ex : Ce chat - This cat - Este gato Ça est bien un pronom démonstratif qui remplace quelque chose de neutre. Ça est le pronom neutre, c'est en fait la contraction de 'cela'. C'est aussi le synonyme de ceci. Par exemple : Je suis en train de parler avec quelqu'un. Je ne suis pas d'accord avec ce qu'il vient de dire. "Je ne suis pas d'accord avec ça" = "Je ne suis pas d'accord avec cela." -I don't agree with that. Ça remplace ce qu'il m'a dit. 'Cela' est en langage soutenu ; 'Ça' en langage courant. Un enfant fait une bêtise, on peut lui dire : je ne veux pas que tu fasses ça. 'Ça' remplace ce qu'il a fait. Ensuite, nous avons 'Celui' et 'Celle'. 'Celui' est masculin, 'Celle' est féminin. Je ne peux pas les utiliser seuls. Je dois ajouter derrière '-ci' ou '-là' Ex : celui-ci ou celui-là. J'ai deux stylo : celui-ci est noir et celui-là est rose. - This one is black and this one is pink. On va avoir la même chose au féminin, mais ce sera avec 'Celle' J'ai deux calculatrices : celle-ci est orange, celle-là est verte. This one is orange, that one is green. Au pluriel, 'celui' devient 'ceux' C E U X . Ceux-ci sont des stylos / ceux-là sont des surligneurs Lorsqu'il s'agit du féminin, on va simplement ajouter un 's' derrière. Pronoms démonstratif neutre : ça / cela / ceci ................................... féminin sg : celle-ci / celle-là ................................... féminin pl : celles-ci / celles-là ................................... masculin sg : celui-ci / celui-là ................................... masculin pl : ceux-ci / ceux-là

    Cuales son las otras formas de decir "un gusto en conocerlo? Pusiera ser "enchanté"?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    Je suis ravi (e) de faire ta connaissance. Ravi(e) de te rencontrer. Ravi(e) de t'avoir rencontré(e). Ravi de faire ta connaissance. Ravi(e) d'avoir fait ta connaissance. C'était un plaisir.

    Comment allez-vous? Comment ça va? ¿Cual sería la diferencia entre estas dos preguntas?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    https://pollylingu.al/fr/es/videos/4591

    What's the difference in the pronunciation of il, ils, elle, and elles? ¿Qué es la diferencia en la pronunciacion de il, ils, elle, y elles?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    Il : 1 boy / 1 masculino. ils : 2 persons a boy included / 2 personas, 1 masculino incluido It sounds the same / Suena igual. Elle : 1 girl / 1 feminino Elles : 2 girls / 2 femininos. It sounds the same / Suena igual.

    How different is

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    Une voiture = Un char Une valise = Un coffre

    What's the difference between poli (educado) and éduqué (educado)? Qual e a diferença do poli (educado) para éduqué (educado)?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    When do you use "Comment allez-vous ?" vs "Comment ça va ?"

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    You have to be formal, polite, respectful with the person you are talking with : Comment allez vous ? You are talking to several people : Comment allez-vous ? You know very well the person you are talking with : Comment ça va ? -> Ca va ? Comment vas-tu ? The video in spanish : https://pollylingu.al/fr/es/videos/4591

    ¿Qué diferencia tiene el tilde dado vuelta?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021


    é : prés = 'prados' (accent aigu) è : près = 'cerca' (accent grave) à : preposición 'a' ù-> où = 'donde'

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