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Fala Povo! Neste Nordicast vamos falar sobre os jogos que deveriam ser lançados ou relançados aqui no Brasil! Programa especial com a presença de Leandro Zombie e Jorge (B&B) Notícias: https://meeplestarter.com.br/ayruma https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/83841/venda-seu-gado-em-great-western-trail-el-paso https://meeplestarter.com.br/meeplestarter.com.br/10pragas https://www.playeasy.com.br/robinson-crusoe-edic-o-de-colecionador.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/terraforming-mars-preludio-expansao-3015.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/spectacular.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/planta-nubo.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/cyclades-legendary.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/terraforming-mars-automarte-expans-o.html https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/karma-games/clans-of-caledonia-industria Cupom Insider 12% = COVILDOSJOGOS https://www.insiderstore.com.br/ Ingressos Covil Con https://www.sympla.com.br/evento/covil-con-2025/2617044 Apoie o Covil pelo Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Apoie o Covil pelo Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/covildosjogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

Fala Povo! Neste Nordicast vamos falar sobre os jogos que deveriam ser lançados ou relançados aqui no Brasil! Programa especial com a presença de Leandro Zombie e Jorge (B&B) Notícias: https://meeplestarter.com.br/ayruma https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/83841/venda-seu-gado-em-great-western-trail-el-paso https://meeplestarter.com.br/meeplestarter.com.br/10pragas https://www.playeasy.com.br/robinson-crusoe-edic-o-de-colecionador.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/terraforming-mars-preludio-expansao-3015.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/spectacular.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/planta-nubo.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/cyclades-legendary.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/terraforming-mars-automarte-expans-o.html https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/karma-games/clans-of-caledonia-industria Cupom Insider 12% = COVILDOSJOGOS https://www.insiderstore.com.br/ Ingressos Covil Con https://www.sympla.com.br/evento/covil-con-2025/2617044 Apoie o Covil pelo Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Apoie o Covil pelo Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/covildosjogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

听前提示一、一段对话为四句，将分成两句为一小节。二、每小节两遍英文，最后一遍英文一边中文。三、根据中英文意思，听不懂的可以多听几遍。原文Conversation 111A:The washing machine doesn't work.洗衣机坏了。B:Really? When did you find out?是吗？你什么时候发现的？A:When I tried to wash your denim jeans last night.昨晚我想洗你的牛仔裤时就发现了。B:Then I will call the electrician now to come and repair it.那我马上叫电工来修理。Conversation 112A:Are you ready to order?您凖备好点菜了吗？B:Yes, I am. I will have coffee with milk, two pancakes, and scrambled eggs,please.是的，我凖备好了。请给我来一份加牛奶的咖啡、雨个煎饼和一份炒鸡蛋。A:Would you like the order to go?您要打包带走吗?B: I would like to order to go, thank you!我想打包带走，谢谢！Conversation 113A:l'd really like to have you meet my family.我真的很想让你见见我的家人。B: Me too, I've heard so much about them from you.我也是，我听你说了很多关于他们的事。A:When is it convenient for you?你什么时候方便？B:Sunday afternoon is fine.周日下午可以。Conversation 114A:You are not looking well at all.你看起来不太舒服。B: My throat is so sore I can hardly swallow.我的喉昽很痛，几乎无法吞咽。A:Have you seen the doctor?你去看医生了吗？B:Not yet.还没有。

听前提示一、一段对话为四句，将分成两句为一小节。二、每小节两遍英文，最后一遍英文一边中文。三、根据中英文意思，听不懂的可以多听几遍。原文Conversation 66A:This restaurant is very nice.这家餐馆很不错。B:It's one of my favorites.这是我的最爱之一。A:It's very kind of you to pay for this.感谢你买单请客。B: No worries. It's my treat.不客气。今天我做东。Conversation 67A:When will you finish work?你什么时候结束工作?B: I will finish around 6 p.m.下午6点左右结束。A: Do you work weekends also?周末也工作吗？B:No. I only work during the week.不，我只在工作日工作。Conversation 68A:Can I request a one-week leave?我可以请一个星期的假吗？B:Are you traveling somewhere?你要去哪里旅行吗?A:No, I'm going to go back to my country. My cousin is getting married.不，我是要回国。我堂兄要结婚了。B:Congratulations!恭喜！Conversation 69A:Can you tell me the way to the post office?你能告诉我去邮局的路吗？B:Sorry, but I'm a stranger here.对不起，我对这里不熟。A:Okay sorry to bother you.好的，抱歉打扰你了。B: No problem. Sorry that I couldn't help.没关系。抱歉，没能帮上忙。Conversation 70A:How often do you go to the gym?你多久去一次健身房?B:About three times a week.大约一周三次。A:You must be quite fit by now.你现在一定很健壮。B:Not yet, I have only been going for 2 weeks.还没有，我才去了两个星期。

“吸烟有害健康”但哪怕这句话明明白白的印在烟盒上吞云吐雾者仍处处可见谁让它是人们解闷和联络感情的一大途径呢“来一根不？”烟点了，话也就打开了……不过“你抽烟吗？”的英文可别说：“Are you smoking?”01Are you smoking是什么意思？smoke除了跟烟有关还有其它含义来看Urban Dictionary对Are you smoking?的解释：“即：当你的朋友或某个你认识的人说了一些愚蠢的话，你就可以用这个句子所以当老外朋友跟你聊着天突然来了一句：Are you smoking?要表达的意思是：你是不是傻？/ 你是不是脑子进水了？这个表达来源于美国人问对方：是不是吸毒了？这会让人失去理智所以后来引申为问：你是不是傻？例：Are you smoking? Just look at what you've done! 你是不是脑子进水了？看看你都做了些什么！02“你抽烟吗”英文怎么说？要问别人抽烟吗？可以用：Do you smoke? 例：A: Do you smoke?你抽烟吗？B: Not now, but I used to. 现在不抽了，但过去常常抽的。03smoke like a chimneysmoke like a chimney意思是：“烟瘾大；烟抽很凶”例：My grandpa has smoked like a chimney all his life.我爷爷这一辈子抽烟都很凶。而表达烟瘾大的人，可以说chain smoker例：He is a chain smoker, smoking at least three packs a day. 他烟瘾很大，每天最少吸三包烟。烟瘾大的人也可以说heavy smoker例：He used to be a heavy smoker, but now he doesn't smoke any more. 他以前烟瘾很大，可他现在根本不抽烟了。04smoking gun剑桥词典是这样解释的：information that proves who committed a crime，即“确凿的证据”，也就是我们常说的“实锤”“这个表达源自于夏洛克·福尔摩斯的小说，意思就是开枪的人在开枪之后一定留有证据~例：It is Jamie who stole that painting. And it is a smoking gun. 就是杰米偷走了那幅画，铁证如山。 To prove that it is not me who did that, I finally find the smoking gun. 为了证明那一切都不是我干的，我最终找到了证据。05go up in smokego up in smoke也是常用地道的英语表达本来一开始指的是被烧光、烧毁后来也用来延伸表示化为泡影，化为乌有“大家可以这样理解：go up表示上升，in smoke是指呈现出烟雾的状态，所以连起来go up in smoke指的是没有任何成果，最后都化为泡影了。例：He saw his life savings go up in smoke when the stock market crash.股市崩盘后，他眼看毕生积蓄化为乌有。06smoke and mirrorssmoke本身还有烟雾的意思因此在美式俚语中smoke还被延伸用来表示巧妙的谎言，骗人的鬼话而smoke and mirrors又是骗人的鬼话又是镜子这样虚假的东西就是用来表达虚幻或欺骗行为例：Celebrity image is built on smoke and mirrors. 名人的形象不过都是虚幻。Much of what he said was, frankly, smoke and mirrors. 坦率地说，他的很多话都是忽悠。

After last week's disastrous Senate committee hearing on UAP with Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), members behind the effort to finally disclose the truth about the extraterrestrial reality fought back. Most interestingly, the U.K.'s Daily Mail reported that at least six whistleblowers have already met with U.S. officials and reported that there is indeed an effort ongoing to reverse engineer alien technology. Links/Sources: Six whistleblowers spill UFO secrets to congress | Daily Mail Online Mike Colangelo on Twitter: "We have no evidence of E.T.

After last week's disastrous Senate committee hearing on UAP with Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), members behind the effort to finally disclose the truth about the extraterrestrial reality fought back. Most interestingly, the U.K.'s Daily Mail reported that at least six whistleblowers have already met with U.S. officials and reported that there is indeed an effort ongoing to reverse engineer alien technology. Links/Sources: Six whistleblowers spill UFO secrets to congress | Daily Mail Online Mike Colangelo on Twitter: "We have no evidence of E.T.

Y&R: Victoria takes a gamble that's sure to catch daddy off guard, Victor makes good on a threat (which is gonna be very, very bad for Ashland!), and Sharon and Phyllis take turns dropping bombs on their exes. What's more, Michael's in so far over his head that Lauren fears he might lose it... B&B: Not one, but two tag teams tee up showdowns, Brooke seeks comfort form probably the last person she should, and Sheila shoots herself in the foot -- metaphorically, we should note -- by forgetting that silence is golden... GH: Several locals find themselves receiving unexpected visitors, the mystery surrounding Elizabeth continues to unfold, and Laura isn't particularly thrilled by Victor's latest moves... DOOL: The devil makes a move, a dinner turns into a disaster and a rescue is made, which results in a heartfelt reunion -- plus, news about the real Sarah reaches Salem... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-harvey/message

Intro Thanks to all our Patrons: Humble Citizens Dan and Kate; Local Officials Frank, Rey, and Jonathan; Mayors Angela, Chad, Devon, Maggie, Matt, Nyan, Ryan, and Tasha; Presidents Ariel, Jeanine, Matt, and Ruby Thanks to Khelan from Homo Superior - explain the show Background (3:30) Wiccan created by Allen Heinberg and Jim Cheung in Young Avengers #1 (April 2005) Billy Kaplan is a magic user recruited by Iron Lad (a time-traveling variant of Kang the Conqueror) to join a team of heroes to replace the disbanded Avengers Initially calling himself Asgardian, he changes his name to Wiccan Begins dating his teammate Teddy Altman, the shapeshifter called Hulkling Meets Tommy Shepherd, who looks identically to him but has different hair and superspeed powers Billy & the Young Avengers join Captain America's anti-registration team in Civil War - an attack on Billy is what kicks off a massive fight that leaves several heroes dead or incapacitated Billy & Tommy come to learn of a possible connection to the Scarlet Witch, who previously had twin boys named Billy & Tommy that vanished when it was revealed that she created them out of chaos magic, but they later vanished after Mephisto wiped them from existence - their souls were “repurposed” into Billy Kaplan & Tommy Shepherd #BecauseComics Children's Crusade: Billy & the Young Avengers seek out Wanda, who had been missing since House of M, to determine parentage - after finding an amnesiac Wanda in Latveria and engaged to Dr. Doom, she has her memory & powers restored, and reveals that she is in fact their mom - a battle with Dr. Doom leaves Cassie dead, but Teddy proposes to Billy Empyre: Thanks to his Skrull-Kree heritage, Teddy becomes Emperor of a new alliance, and they declare war on the Cotati, a plant-like race bent on revenge against former Skrull enslavers - before he leaves, Teddy and Billy get married in Vegas, and then officially once the war is over, combining Skrull, Kree, and Jewish customs Currently serving as prince consort to Teddy Issues (7:32) Uncertainty over parentage causes stress Questions over extent of powers (17:40) Husband's responsibilities pull him off-world (30:14) Not an issue: his family and support system (37:38) Break (47:43) Plugs for BetterHelp, Play Comics, and Al Ewing Treatment (49:23) In-universe - Have Billy say “no more magic” to put aside that aspect of his life for a while Out of universe - Focus on what the patient wants to talk about, and whether they have a good fit with the therapist (51:36) Skit (feat. Khelan) (59:20)   DOC: Hello Billy, I'm Dr. Issues. BILLY: Hey Doc.  D: How are you?  B: I mean, things have been worse. D: That's not exactly a rousing endorsement. B: Sorry, I just mean there were a lot of questions that were driving me crazy, and I don't have nearly as many as I did before. That's a good thing. D: I'm glad to hear that. So what lingers? B: Still a ton of stuff. *pause* This is a bit hard, you know? I get it's your job, but sometimes I think even professionals will misinterpret what I'm saying, so I'm careful with what I let out. D: Totally understandable. Just remember that this is confidential, so even if things don't go as expected, they stay between us as long as no one is put in danger. B: Good to know. D: So, name something you want to discuss. B: Iwanttobecalmiwanttobecalmiwanttobecalm… D: Excuse me? B: Sorry, just wanted to be sure I was in the right headspace before I started. Is it wrong to want your husband to be around more? D: That...sounds like a loaded question. I take it you mean “more than he is now” and that there is some sort of barrier to that? B: Exactly. D: Does he disagree with you? B: NOT exactly. It's more to do with...outside activities. D: Are they activities that you approve of? B: I don't have a choice. D: There's always a choice; it's just a matter of consequences. B: Well, the consequences here involve the wellbeing of a whole empire, so do with that what you will. D: *pause* Heavy stuff. B: And listen, I'm so proud of him taking on this responsibility, and he does it so well and capably. And it doesn't hurt that he looks AMAZING with a crown on his head. I just… I want some more US time, y'know? D: For once when talking to a superhero, I DO know, quite well. How far would you say the scale has shifted? B: Oh, he hasn't packed on weight or anything. He still can bench press D: *interrupting* I'm glad that you're clearly still into him physically...what I meant was, on the work-life balance spectrum of his time with the crown versus his time with you, where is he on that scale? B: Hmmmm...maybe 75-25? No that's too harsh. How about 60-40. D: Your first answer was your gut, and that's ok. Intuition that's unrecognized can lead to dangerous emotional impulse. Your second answer sounds like what you would settle for. But tell me...really. What do you want it to be? B: The selfish side of me would say 5-95, and that's being generous. I just… we're newly married, our honeymoon was interrupted by symbiote dragons attacking the resort, and it seems like he can't make a decision without having to worry about some intergalactic treaty or alliance hanging on his every move. I love him, and I'll be his ride or die until neither of us draw breath, but I confess I did NOT see this as part of the whole “till death do us part” thing when I fell in love with him. So the simple answer is I don't honestly know what a good balance would be, but I know this ain't it. D: That may be one of the most mature answers I've heard in a long time. I'm not going to promise that those outside factors are going to change, but I can vow that it is my ethical duty to help your attempts at discovering a better balance each time we discuss it in each session. My only caution to you is to not expect things to just magically change. B: Except you realize who you're talking to, right? D: Yes, but even still- B: Iwantabetterbalanceiwantabetterbalanceiwantabetterbalance D: As I was saying, I know you want things to get towards total devotion, but the increase in civil unrest may be taking an emotional toll on your partner. Have you talked about that with him? B: Pardon me, but, I don't think it's THAT bad. D: Well, 25-75 isn't your perfect goal, and yet, the attempts on the lives of your fellow heroes must have led to so much anxiety.  B: No, no, that's not - D: But you did say he was willing to surrender if it came time to save you. I'm glad that he has made it known how much he loves you. B: Iwantabetterkingdomiwantabetterkingdomiwantabetterkingdom D: You're clearly using your abilities to influence what you can. I've been talking a lot here. Rather than creating more stress for yourself, let me know, what's your take on your husband's pushback? B: *semi-robotic* I want the kingdom to be better. *normal* I thought I made that clear with the spells and the talking and I really thought you would have picked up on this by now oh my gosh have I completely made things worse oh no oh no oh no not again… D: Well, I usually don't jump to this in a session, but your anxiety appears to be through the roof! Have you considered other forms of relaxation, or a discussion on possible medication management? B: Sorry, sorry, I just had a bit of a freakout there...we were talking about acceptable balance. I'm willing to work at it the slow...the NON MAGIC way. D: No problem. 76-24 is not the worst I've ever heard in terms of a ratio B: WHAT? D: Just a bit of humor on my end. Usually the reality is somewhere between your gut and your partner's thoughts. I'm in no position right now to tell what the number is. Only you know that. B: Oh, so the things you said before, with what I cast, and the responses after that, it wasn't so bad I didn't screw everything up there's still a chance oh my god this is amazing! D: You're...welcome? I must say, for someone who knows a lot about things I couldn't begin to understand, you sell yourself short with how much you have in your control. B: Maybe not as much as you think, doctor. D: Ok then, perhaps we'll discuss how much control you have over the situation in our next session. In the meantime, enjoy that makeup honeymoon that your constituents planned for you out of respect for your personal lives. B: Whoa...whoa...then it really made a difference? I did better? I...nevermind. You're right. Let's leave it at that. Iwanttogototeddyiwanttogototeddyiwanttogototeddy... Ending (66:24)  Recommended reading: Young Avengers Vol 1 Review read: Tamir “Mad at myself for sleeping on such a unique and engaging podcast, but after binging and catching up in just under 3 months I have two things to say: 1) This podcast is amazing. Just because the characters are fictional doesn't mean the issues they have are and it always surprises me when I get emotionally invested in an episode and have to remind myself that I'm in public.  2) I'm now sad that I have to wait weekly for new episodes when I was knocking out a couple a day while working. Listener for life.” Next episodes: Donna Troy, Homelander, Polaris Plugs for social References: WandaVision episode - Anthony (3:36) Trevor Project - Khelan (55:55) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter Facebook Patreon TeePublic Discord

We are still with Edmund Zagorin is the founder of Bid Ops, which is a “predictive procurement platform” that helps businesses drive 2-5X savings in their product sourcing they do that by getting better quotes faster. With Fortune 100 customers and impressive case studies, Bid Ops is changing the way business teams partner with suppliers.    You'll Learn: If we motivate suppliers by having a plan B Not count on your preferred suppliers being able to deliver forever The overall theory behind the procurement Consolidation vs optionality To “Goldilocks” the number of suppliers To have some geographical diversity How to set up alerts to plan for the future Diversification without fragmentation Logistics procurement

We are still with Edmund Zagorin is the founder of Bid Ops, which is a “predictive procurement platform” that helps businesses drive 2-5X savings in their product sourcing they do that by getting better quotes faster. With Fortune 100 customers and impressive case studies, Bid Ops is changing the way business teams partner with suppliers.    You'll Learn: If we motivate suppliers by having a plan B Not count on your preferred suppliers being able to deliver forever The overall theory behind the procurement Consolidation vs optionality To “Goldilocks” the number of suppliers To have some geographical diversity How to set up alerts to plan for the future Diversification without fragmentation Logistics procurement

At this point in my vocational journey, I'm pretty sure that any preacher who tells you she or he never gets anxious is either A) Lying, or B) Not doing their job right. Honestly, I just think anxiety comes with the human experience. And that's good news, because it means it's something common to us all, and even though it can sometimes seem overwhelming, we can learn to manage it. Steve Cuss wants to help us do just that. Steve is a minister, himself, and he's also struggled with anxiety throughout his life. Instead of letting anxiety be a burden, though, Steve has made it a part of his spiritual journey, asking, "What does my anxiousness say about my faith?," and he's become somewhat of an expert in understanding anxiety and how we, as leaders and people in general, can manage it. As someone who has struggled mightily with anxiety and its management, I was thrilled to sit down for this conversation with Steve. Our time together was a blessing for me, and unless you're a minister who's either A) Lying, or B) Not doing your job right, I bet you'll find it helpful, too. Learn more about Steve on his website, www.stevecusswords.com, check out his book, Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs, and listen to his podcast here. Also, if you would like to participate in the online community Steve has cultivated to help ministers and other leaders manage anxiety, learn about it at capablelife.me.

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ROUND ONE: CONTESTANT ONE Q1. – Consubstantiation is: A) The Catholic doctrine that says Jesus is present with the bread and wine of the Eucharist. B) Not a Catholic doctrine. C) The teaching that Jesus and the Father share the same substance.   CONTESTANT TWO Q1 – Divinization is: A) The Christian teaching that we shall be made like God. B) The Christian teaching that the Eucharist becomes God. C) Actually, a Buddhist teaching having to do with us all being part of God.   CONTESTANT ONE Q2. – Material cooperation with evil is: A) Always sinful. B) Not always sinful. C) Not always a mortal sin, but always at least a venial sin.   CONTESTANT TWO Q2 – The conditions for a mortal sin are usually given as: A) Grave matter, full knowledge, and consent of the will. B) Malice, pride, and lust. C) The age of reason and full knowledge of the teachings of Jesus.   CONTESTANT ONE Q3– The Catholic office of “cardinal” is: A) One of the levels of Holy Orders instituted by Christ. B) An office instituted over time by the Church. C) An office reserved only to bishops.   CONTESTANT TWO Q3. – The oldest existing written copy of biblical book dates to: A) Roughly the fifth century A.D. B) About the time of Christ. C) At least 100 years before Christ. (Isaiah scroll from Dead sea scrolls)       ROUND TWO: CONTESTANT ONE Q1 – Souls in purgatory: A) Can benefit from our acts of charity. B) Can only benefit from our prayers and fasting. C) Cannot experience the love of God until they get out.   CONTESTANT TWO Q1 – Souls in Purgatory experience: A) Joy B) Suffering C) Both Joy and Suffering   CONTESTANT ONE Q2 – One reason Invitro Fertilization is morally unacceptable is: A) God creates life without our cooperation, and we cannot interfere with that. B) IVF separates a child’s conception from the conjugal act of its parents. C) There is no certainty that an artificially conceived person will have a soul.     CONTESTANT TWO Q2 – By Original Sin humanity has been: A) Totally Corrupted. B) Deeply Wounded. C) Deprived of any sense of right and wrong.   CONTESTANT ONE Q3 – Anointing of the Sick is: A) Directly taught by Jesus (Mark 6). B) Only taught in the Letter of James. C) A practice that is not directly taught in the New Testament.   CONTESTANT TWO Q3 – Anointing of the Sick can be received: A) Only when death is imminent B) Only three times in a person’s lifetime C) As many times as is needed   FINAL JUDGMENT FALSE: The human intellect of Jesus is infinite. TRUE: The human will of Jesus is perfect. TRUE: By nature, Jesus is infinitely higher than Mary. TRUE: Mormon baptism is not accepted by the Catholic Church. FALSE: Once we die, we are completely outside of time. FALSE: Baptism must be done in fresh water. (No, any natural water can be used.) TRUE: Fallen angels cannot be saved. …

当你跟人说明一件事情时口干舌燥费力解释了半天如果说完听到对方语气坚定的一句“我知道了”可真是心不烦口也不燥了不过“我知道了”最好别用"I know"这可得罪人了！01为什么不要说“I know”?I know 是一个"不谦虚"的说法意思是说"我（早就）知道了", 言外之意"不必你来告诉我"特别是在别人指出什么东西你做得不对的时候一句I know可能被误会成你是"明知故犯"这样会显得你很傲娇和不耐烦好像你啥都知道，让对方闭嘴一样这样的人被叫做“know-it-all”就是自以为无所不知的人02如何礼貌表达“我知道了”①I see如果你想表达“我知道了”的话英语中常用的短语是"I see"表示“你本来不知道，但是通过对话之后你才知道了的事”例:Now I see that I was wrong. 现在我知道我以前错了。② I understandI understand的意思是我理解了，我明白了这句话很正式，也显谦逊适合用来回答长辈，老师或上司的话例：A: You have to get all your work done by the end of the day.你必须在今天结束前把所有的工作都做完。B: Ok, I understand.好的，我明白了。③I got you也可以说成Gotcha [ˈɡɒtʃə]例：A: The report is due tomorrow. We need to hurry up.报告明天就得交，我们得抓紧时间了。B: Gotcha!知道了/好的。我们之前讲过的“I get it”和“I got it”④“I get it”和“I got it”如果你明白了一些之前不明白的事情比如知识、技能要点...等并想让对方知道，你明白他的意思了你就可以说“I get it”比如当你的英语老师给你解释了一个语法问题你若听懂了，就可以说“I get it”例：A: Do you understand what I'm saying?你理解我说的吗？B: I get it.我懂了。I got it是I've got it的省略形式表达的是：“我知道了，我记住了”对应的是不用去深入理解的事情比如老师让你明天交作业你想说知道了，就可以说“I got it”例：A: You have to submit the scripts today.你今天要上交脚本。B: I got it.我知道了。“我不知道”除了“I don'know”，还能怎么说？03“我不知道”的地道表达①Dunno [dəˈnəʊ]这个词为非正式用语 一般在口语中使用或者用于书面语的非正式表达比如老外在微信等即时聊天时就喜欢用dunno来代替 I don't know例：A：Where are we exactly?我们到底在什么地方？B：Dunno.不知道。② I have no idea. 或 I haven't got a clue. / Not a clue.这些表达通常用在你没有任何关于这个问题的信息无法猜到答案的时候例：A: What time does the film start?电影什么时候开始？B: I have no idea. Why don't you call the cinema?不清楚，你为什么不打电话问电影院呢？③It beats me字面意思：“它把我打倒了”也就是这个问题把我难倒了“我不知道或我不明白”的意思“it”可省去例：It beats me how she got the job.我不明白她是怎么得到这份工作的。④It's beyond me.beyond me 表示 “超出我的理解范围” 所以这句话真正的含义是 “我不懂，我不知道”例：It's beyond me why she is always late. 我不明白为什么她老是迟到。⑤Not as far as I know当你认为某件事可能是真的但又不确定的情况下可以用这个表达例：A: Has James left the company? I haven't seen him for ages.James离开公司了吗？我好久都没见到他了。B: Not as far as I know, but I haven't seen him recently either.我不知道呢，我也很久没见他了。

当你跟人说明一件事情时口干舌燥费力解释了半天如果说完听到对方语气坚定的一句“我知道了”可真是心不烦口也不燥了不过“我知道了”最好别用"I know"这可得罪人了！01为什么不要说“I know”?I know 是一个"不谦虚"的说法意思是说"我（早就）知道了", 言外之意"不必你来告诉我"特别是在别人指出什么东西你做得不对的时候一句I know可能被误会成你是"明知故犯"这样会显得你很傲娇和不耐烦好像你啥都知道，让对方闭嘴一样这样的人被叫做“know-it-all”就是自以为无所不知的人02如何礼貌表达“我知道了”①I see如果你想表达“我知道了”的话英语中常用的短语是"I see"表示“你本来不知道，但是通过对话之后你才知道了的事”例:Now I see that I was wrong. 现在我知道我以前错了。② I understandI understand的意思是我理解了，我明白了这句话很正式，也显谦逊适合用来回答长辈，老师或上司的话例：A: You have to get all your work done by the end of the day.你必须在今天结束前把所有的工作都做完。B: Ok, I understand.好的，我明白了。③I got you也可以说成Gotcha [ˈɡɒtʃə]例：A: The report is due tomorrow. We need to hurry up.报告明天就得交，我们得抓紧时间了。B: Gotcha!知道了/好的。我们之前讲过的“I get it”和“I got it”④“I get it”和“I got it”如果你明白了一些之前不明白的事情比如知识、技能要点...等并想让对方知道，你明白他的意思了你就可以说“I get it”比如当你的英语老师给你解释了一个语法问题你若听懂了，就可以说“I get it”例：A: Do you understand what I'm saying?你理解我说的吗？B: I get it.我懂了。I got it是I've got it的省略形式表达的是：“我知道了，我记住了”对应的是不用去深入理解的事情比如老师让你明天交作业你想说知道了，就可以说“I got it”例：A: You have to submit the scripts today.你今天要上交脚本。B: I got it.我知道了。“我不知道”除了“I don'know”，还能怎么说？03“我不知道”的地道表达①Dunno [dəˈnəʊ]这个词为非正式用语 一般在口语中使用或者用于书面语的非正式表达比如老外在微信等即时聊天时就喜欢用dunno来代替 I don't know例：A：Where are we exactly?我们到底在什么地方？B：Dunno.不知道。② I have no idea. 或 I haven't got a clue. / Not a clue.这些表达通常用在你没有任何关于这个问题的信息无法猜到答案的时候例：A: What time does the film start?电影什么时候开始？B: I have no idea. Why don't you call the cinema?不清楚，你为什么不打电话问电影院呢？③It beats me字面意思：“它把我打倒了”也就是这个问题把我难倒了“我不知道或我不明白”的意思“it”可省去例：It beats me how she got the job.我不明白她是怎么得到这份工作的。④It's beyond me.beyond me 表示 “超出我的理解范围” 所以这句话真正的含义是 “我不懂，我不知道”例：It's beyond me why she is always late. 我不明白为什么她老是迟到。⑤Not as far as I know当你认为某件事可能是真的但又不确定的情况下可以用这个表达例：A: Has James left the company? I haven't seen him for ages.James离开公司了吗？我好久都没见到他了。B: Not as far as I know, but I haven't seen him recently either.我不知道呢，我也很久没见他了。

The rise and fall of nations, racism, and even genocide can be explained by a misdiagnosis of progress. This is also called the progress fallacy and it is one of the riskiest assumptions that you can make in life and business.    Rather than thinking of progress as a noun, think of it as a verb. You are progressing along your path in entrepreneurship which means that for every failure you are doubling your success rate because you now know what NOT to do.    Here is the thing, in almost any given scenario, event A did not necessarily cause event B to happen. Think about it, you download a new software and sometime later your computer crashes. Was event A the root cause of event B? Not necessarily right?    This same concept can be carried throughout all levels of life and business.   Listen in to learn about the root cause and why finding that root is the most important thing you can do. Your three key insights are:    What the root cause of misdiagnosing your progress really is. Why progress misdiagnosis can cause suffering for humanity. How to stop progress misdiagnosis so that you can live a happier, healthier, and wealthier life.   Don’t let root cause misdiagnosis stop you from succeeding in sales, business, and life!   In This Episode:  [04:45] - Learn the three key insights Alex shares in this episode. [07:05] - Progress is important but is it a noun or a verb?  [08:56] - Why do you go the wrong direction enthusiastically?  [09:50] - What is the progress fallacy?  [11:44] - Why you should ignore the simple logic of progress fallacy. [12:56] - Learn why progress misdiagnosis can cause suffering for humanity as a whole.  [14:47] - The progress fallacy has impacted the rise and fall of civilizations across time.  [17:08] - Genocide is borne out of the progress fallacy.  [17:56] - How is this reflected in business?  [19:32] - Making wrong turns is a part of entrepreneurship… a necessary part.  [22:38] - If you believe that all martians steal… [24:17] - Alex shares a personal story in which the progress fallacy changed his life.  [26:56] - Why does root cause misdiagnosis cause suffering.  [29:35] - How do you stop progress misdiagnosis?  [30:20] - The Alexism is, “The only thing worse than going in the wrong direction is to go in the wrong direction enthusiastically.” - Dan S.: “Progress not perfection.”  [31:13] - Hear a quick review of the key insights in this episode:  What the root cause of misdiagnosing your progress really is. Why progress misdiagnosis can cause suffering for humanity. How to stop progress misdiagnosis so that you can live a happier, healthier, and wealthier life.  [32:43] - If you’ve already given Alex a review, write down your biggest takeaway from this episode on an index card. If you haven’t, though, please use that Aha! moment as your review for the show at this link! [34:19] - In honor of this episode, Alex gives listeners a final gift. You can get a 30-day free test drive of Kartra.    Links and Resources:  Alex Mandossian Alex Mandossian Fan on Facebook Alex’s Friday Live events MarketingOnline.com Marketing Online 4-Part Video Training Series Alex Mandossian on YouTube Alexisms by Alex Mandossian All Selling Aside on iTunes  

J:  I have a friend of mine, whose name is Ben, and he's going to talk about some of the anxiety situations he's gotten himself into, and what he did to get himself out of them. Hi Ben. B: How are you doing, John? J: Just fine, thanks. What I'd like to do, if you don't mind, is to go through seven of the eight kinds of anxiety and just ask you if you've experienced them, and maybe a little bit about what you've done about them. I'm going to skip the first one, which is simple anxieties, such as claustrophobia or agoraphobia, because they are very common. The first one I want to talk about is social phobia. That includes things like giving speeches or going to parties. Things like that. Do you think you have any social phobias? B: I wouldn't say I have a social phobia. I'm a bit of a performer, and kind of an extrovert, but I also really don't like being around people all the time. I kind of describe myself as an extroverted introvert. J; That's fine, Ben. But that's pretty clearly not anxiety. Let's move on to the third one, which is separation anxiety. Do you experience any separation from anybody as being particularly frightening. B: Not particularly, no. J: Ok fine. The fourth one is generalized anxiety. What about that? B: Yeah. I'm pretty much always anxious about something, or just have a sense of anxiety, whether its towards any specific thing or not. J: When you feel kind of anxious about something, What do you do about it? What helps you? B: It's always something different. Thats something I’ve learned, that you can't always use one coping strategy for every situation, you have to try different things for different situations and figure it out, and even if its a similar situation to one you've had before, sometimes the same solution won't work. J: Boy, are you absolutely right about that. You've got to have a number of arrows in your quiver in order to hit the target, that's for sure. Now I do want to mention this: some research that my colleagues and I did with large numbers of young adults, the results were that males, about seventy-five percent of males do much better with physical techniques of relaxing such as tightening all your muscles and letting them go, or deep breathing, and the women, about seventy-five percent of them, worked much better with mental things. That includes imagining yourself by a nice, quiet lake, or that you're listening to a chorus of monks singing. So are you more like the males here or the twenty five percent category? B: I think I'm more towards the twenty five percent. Of course there's deep breathing that works occasionally, but mental stimulation tends to help me more, so I think more the twenty five percent. J: Can you tell us what kind of imagery that you tend to seek when you're feeling anxious? B; Yeah, I think of people who I love, or good times I've had. Sometimes I'll sing a little song in my head that I enjoy, or just try to make up a story to distract myself. J: I seem to remember that one of your favorite songs is “oh la de da” is that correct? B: (laughing) Absolutely! J: That's an inside joke. Ok. Number five on our list: agoraphobia. Kind of not liking to be away from home very much. B: Yeah, kind of. Not super, but a little bit yeah. J: What typifies the situation where you don't like being away from home. Is it a long trip to a strange place? Or what would categorize this? B: Something I can't get out of. So if I can't escape to calm down, or if I'm kind of stuck in a place that causes me some anxiety, if I'm not in a place I feel safe. J: That brings up an interesting point, Ben. I have the same thing. Especially if I go to somebody's house for dinner and I find myself to be surprised to find myself quite bored by  the conversation, I don't experience it as boring and that I've just got to get through it. I experience it as being trapped, being claustrophobic, and of course that makes it a lot worse for me. So very often you get to a place where you just as soon would not go out with friends or whatever. I remember back in 1984 I almost got housebound. Just didn't want to go any place. Have you had anything like that? B: Yes, I think when I was younger, like middle school age, I was going through a lot and just couldn't make it outside or go anywhere J: Ok. Have you ever experienced a panic attack. One of those very sharp and very strong anxieties, even to the point where you feel like maybe you are going to die or something terrible is going to happen to you. B: Absolutely. Unfortunately I've experienced that many, many times. J: I'm sorry to hear that. Can you tell me the circumstances that typically brings it out? B: Usually it's a result of many things piling up over time and then I just can't handle it anymore and I snap. J: Yeah somebody I was talking to, a woman recently who had been through a very long, difficult period of time, and she said when she thought it was going to be over, all of a sudden she experienced a panic attack. She said to me “ I always thought that people who said they were having a panic attack were just trying to get out of something, they were malingering or whatever” she said “ but I've had two of them now and they're just awful. They seem to come on you all of a sudden” and Ben you've probably heard me talk about the analogy to a stampede. If you don't pay attention to the early warning signs of a panic attack, and we do get them, we just don't pay attention to them. Sometimes we just don't want to think about it. Then the next thing you know the cows are up and they are running and it's too late, you've got a stampede on your hands, so you need to try to be more responsive and ore aware of the fact that you're on the verge of a panic attack and cut it off at the pass. Does that make sense to you? B: Yeah absolutely, that’s something that's allowed me to have far fewer panic attacks. J: That's terrific. I'm so glad to hear that. Number seven is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. I happen to have known you for a long time, and I know that at least at one time, when you were only four years old, you were collecting rocks on the beach, and your mother said “that's enough rocks” and you said “ no I have to collect them all'' and she said you just can't, we don't have any room for all the rocks on the beach, and you started to cry and I remember I thought “wow it looks like he's got OCD.” At such an early age I'd never seen it before. Did that turn out to be true? B: Absolutely. And my OCD has kind of evolved over the ages from needing to collect things to search for symmetry, and a need for tradition and keeping certain activities, and doing them the same way whenever I do them. J: Well those are some excellent examples of what happens when somebody has OCD. As you know, it's obsessions which are thoughts, and compulsions which are behaviors, but they are both pretty much the same thing. I make the analogy to superstitions. Superstitions tend to come about because somebody says, you know the old story “Don't step on a crack, you'll break your mother's back” and so you avoid stepping on a crack and when you get home you find out that indeed, your mother's back  is not broken, and we laugh about that but that's kind of the syndrome to the extreme of OCD, is that you learn that if you double check the oven to make sure you turned it off, or that the iron is turned off, or that the water is not running, then you feel better; relieved because of this. And it may be that you are trying to punish yourself for these thoughts. I don't know.  But at any rate you feel a lot better when you go and check so what you learn from that is id better always go back and check. Does that sound right? B: Yeah that's a description of OCD I hear often. But sometimes it's like that for me, but it's also less superstition in other cases, many other cases. It's just I feel a kind of existential dread or extreme discomfort until I perform an action or do a certain thing a certain way. J: So it sounds to me like theres the threat of a panic attack, and it is relieved by doing something obsessive or compulsive. Does that make sense to you? B: Yes it could be described that way. But there's always a wide variety of things that could determine whether or not I feel a certain way about something. J: there's one more, which I presume you do not have, because you haven't been in the military, at least not yet. And that's Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Do you think you have any signs of that? B: No, I don't think so J: Well Ben, this has been very helpful. This was exactly what I was looking for when I invited you to be on the podcast. And I think you've given us some really good examples of what these various kinds mean. I hope we'll get a chance to talk again sometime.   B: Hopefully so! I'd be happy to come back.

Shon Gerber from ShonGerber.com provides you the information and knowledge you need to prepare and pass the CISSP Exam while providing the tools you need to enhance your cybersecurity career.  Shon utilizes his expansive knowledge while providing superior training from his years of training people in cybersecurity.  In this episode, Shon will provide CISSP training for Domain 5 (Identity and Access Management) of the CISSP Exam.  His extensive training will cover all of the CISSP domains. BTW - Get access to all my CISSP Training Courses here at:  https://shongerber.com/ CISSP Exam Questions Question:  102 If you want to restrict access into or out of a facility, which would you choose? A) Gate B) Turnstile C) Fence D) Mantrap Turnstile A turnstile is a form of gate that prevents more than one person from gaining entry at a time and often restricts movement to one direction. It is used to gain entry but not exit, or vice versa. From   ------------------------------------ Question:  103 Which of the following is not a disadvantage of using security guards? A) Security guards are usually unaware of the scope of the operations within a facility. B) Not all environments and facilities support security guards. C) Not all security guards are themselves reliable. D) Prescreening, bonding, and training does not guarantee effective and reliable security guards. Security guards are usually unaware of the scope of the operations within a facility. Security guards are usually unaware of the scope of the operations within a facility, which supports confidentiality of those operations and thus helps reduce the possibility that a security guard will be involved in the disclosure of confidential information. From ------------------------------------ Question:  104 What type of motion detector senses changes in the electrical or magnetic field surrounding a monitored object?   A) Wave B) Photoelectric C) Heat D) Capacitance Capacitance A capacitance motion detector senses changes in the electrical or magnetic field surrounding a monitored object. From ------------------------------------ Want to find Shon elsewhere on the internet? LinkedIn – www.linkedin.com/in/shongerber Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CyberRiskReduced/ LINKS:  ISC2 Training Study Guide https://www.isc2.org/Training/Self-Study-Resources

Shon Gerber from ShonGerber.com provides you the information and knowledge you need to prepare and pass the CISSP Exam while providing the tools you need to enhance your cybersecurity career.  Shon utilizes his expansive knowledge while providing superior training from his years of training people in cybersecurity.  In this episode, Shon will provide CISSP training for Domain 5 (Identity and Access Management) of the CISSP Exam.  His extensive training will cover all of the CISSP domains. BTW - Get access to all my CISSP Training Courses here at:  https://shongerber.com/ CISSP Exam Questions Question:  099 What is the ideal humidity range for a computer room? A) 20-40 percent B) 40-60 percent C) 60-75 percent D) 80-95 percent 40-60 percent The humidity in a computer room should ideally be from 40 to 60 percent. From   ------------------------------------ Question:  100 A Type B fire extinguisher may use all except which of the following suppression mediums? A) Water B) CO2 C) Halon or an acceptable halon substitute D) Soda acid Water Water is never the suppression medium in Type B fire extinguishers because they are used on liquid fires. From ------------------------------------ Question:  101 Which of the following is not a disadvantage of using security guards? A) Security guards are usually unaware of the scope of the operations within a facility. B) Not all environments and facilities support security guards. C) Not all security guards are themselves reliable. D) Prescreening, bonding, and training does not guarantee effective and reliable security guards. Security guards are usually unaware of the scope of the operations within a facility. From ------------------------------------ Want to find Shon elsewhere on the internet? LinkedIn – www.linkedin.com/in/shongerber Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CyberRiskReduced/   LINKS:  ISC2 Training Study Guide https://www.isc2.org/Training/Self-Study-Resources

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Thank you for every 打赏！！！我老婆的的微店, 主营母婴和保健品：Dominic-xiaoying加入我的朗读群吧！每周都有关于成年和儿童内容的朗读！我的微信：tiedanTylerU TUBE/B站: 铁蛋儿TylerFOCUS WORD/PHRASEdisguiseCULTURE/BACKGROUNDWe can use this word for both joking around or in a more serious manner.DIALOGUEA: Did they catch the criminal?B: Not yet. Word is that this guy is always in disguise, so it's going to be really tough toc atch him.

开启你无障碍交流之旅，提高口语+听力+发音，重磅推荐《看美剧学英语》共156节正课（更新中）+N节赠送+纠音辅导+后期测试打卡。让零基础的你也能直达流利听说哦！《听力阅读专项提升》开阔你的英语视野，提高听力+发音+阅读能力，激增单词量。共125节正课+赠送，适合碎片化学习。（内容中含两本KO姐推荐的原版英文书）咨询付费专辑请加小助手：esbooksA: Did you feed the cat?B: Not yet, I'll do it after I finish my homework.A: The cat is meowing. He's hungry. He doesn't care about your homework.B: He doesn't care about anything.A: That's the way cats are.B: Maybe we should get rid of him.A: No way, he's family.背景音乐: 7 rings查看完整的文本请关注公众号（esposts）点左下角【口语单词】搜索E190710分享免费纠音打卡生活类主题已经开始，有意者请加纠音小助手的【微信：Lvss66】

逛商场的时候，经常会看到衣服架子上会贴一个红色牌子，上面写着：xx% off来表示打折。那么，30% off就是打三折吗？想得美！30% off是指打七折！为了大家的钱包着想，今天就来说一说关于打折砍价的相关表达，出国可以尽情买买买！10% discount打9折20% discount打8折30% discount打7折30% discount off = 30% off 打折一般可以用sale，bargain，haggle来表达。Buy one get one free买一送一exchange换货When we want to exchange the goods for another size or another color we call that exchange.当你想要换衣服的尺寸和颜色的时候。退款-refundWhen we want to return the clothes or the good back and we want the money back we call it refund.当你不想要你买的衣服或其他的东西，想要退回的时候。 言归正传，那么大家怎么分辨是全场打折还是部分打折呢？▼举个例子：全场商品七折是30% off for all products如果没有强调all products，那你最好去询问一下导购：Is there any discount on this...? 如果在可以讲价的场合，导购说没有，不打折的话，你可以继续说：▼It's over my budget.这超出我的预算了。Can you give me a better deal?你还可以再便宜一点吗？That's a bit out of my price range.有点超出我可以接受的价格范围了。 如果对方还是无动于衷，那么你得这样说：▼What's your final offer?你最便宜给什么价钱？My final offer is 10 dollars.我能接受的最高价是10美元。以预定酒店为例，我们来看一下如何询问折扣。A: Hello, sir. Have you reserved already?您好，先生。您预订房间了吗？B: Not yet, is there a single room available?没有。还有空的单人间吗？A: Yes, how long will you intend to stay?有，您打算住多久？B: For a week or so. Do you give discount for a week or more?大概一个星期吧。你们对住一个星期或者更久的顾客打折吗？A: Yes, we give 5% discount for a week and 12% discount for two weeks.有折扣。对住一个星期的顾客我们打95折，两个星期的打88折。B: All right. I'll take a room for a week. Here's my passport.好的，我在这里住一个星期。这是我的护照。 除了这种日常折扣，还有一种形式就是使用领取的商家优惠券，英文表达是coupon，是用以享受某种特价或优惠的“折价券”，"折扣券"。A: Mary, the necklace will cost me over $10,000! There's no way I'm buying it now!玛丽，这项链要10000多美金，现在坚决不能买！B: Me neither, but this coupon gives us a 50% discount off.我也不会，但是用优惠券可以打5折。 最后，祝大家买买买时都能砍价顺利！

想让你的孩子练练英语吗？加入我的儿童故事朗读群吧！我的微信：tiedanTylerFOCUS WORDbonfireCULTURE- This is very popular amongst Americans that either camp or go to the beach.- Having said that, times have changed a bit.- When in doubt, either ask, or don't do it.EXAMPLEA: Wanna hit up the coast this weekend? We could rock a bangin' bonfire!B: Not for me, man.I'm just gonna chill with my bird this weekend.KEY VOCABULARY· Hit up· Coast· Rock· Bangin'· Bonfire· Not for me· Chill· Bird

The guys are in Europe so on a special episode they do some commentary on their "best of" moments from the podcast history In order: Episode 1, 51 pounds of almond joy, Greg blows out his hamstring, Adam Clendening interview, The question with Woj & the entire Momcast (which is worth a relisten) Then the guys (1:35:28 is the timestamp) add an episode which was never released to the public at the end of the episode called "B or no B" Not sure we're alive! Pray for us! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

想让你的孩子练练英语吗？加入我的儿童故事朗读群吧！我的微信：tiedanTylerFOCUS WORDvolunteerCULTUREVolunteering is much more common in America. There are so many different opportunities to volunteer, and many people volunteer on a regular basis. Great resume builder as well.EXAMPLEA: Any ideas for what to do this upcoming weekend?B: Not a clue.A: How about we go volunteer at the food shelter? They always need a helping hand.KEY VOCABULARY· upcoming· weekend· clue· food shelter· helping hand

salmon三文鱼Tastes a little funny尝起来有点奇怪Spoiled坏的 A: This salmon steak tastes a little funny.B: Funny? In what way?A: I don't know for sure, but, I think it might be spoiled.B: Not to worry. We will bring you a new steak.A: Yes, please do. This one turned my stomach.查看完整的文本请关注公众号（esposts）点左下角【口语单词】搜索E181024参加打卡练习，享免费纠音赢奖金，请在公众号输入“打卡”接收优惠信息，请加服务号：esenglish更好的学习英语，请查阅专辑《听力阅读专项提升》10月片尾歌：Wolves-Selena Gomez

公众号 | 铁蛋英语     微博/抖音/美拍 | 铁蛋儿TylerIf you like today's episode, please give me a LIKE(点赞) & a COMMENT(留言)! I would really appreciate it!WARM UP QUESTIONIs there anything fun that you ever do when you first meet someone?DIALOGUE SETTINGAnywhere that you're meeting someoneADVANCED DIALOGUEA: What do you think of this music?B: Not really my style, to be honest.A: Really, I think you're missing out. Justin Beiber is a legend. How can you not see that?B: You're a Beiber fan?A: You're not!? I'm a Beiber fan for life. Jeez…ADVANCED VOCABULARY-      style-      honest-      missing out-      legend-      not see that-      fan-      for life-      jeezHOMEWORK Would you think someone was strange for trying to play like in today's dialogue if you just met them for the first time?

Episode 20 on the Strong Style Media Network, overall episode Number 91. Today episode features A beatdown, A review of a movie that hasn't been seen, and of course a manic minute. B.O.B: Not the rapper. But of course that weekly beatdown. Shockingly B.O.B does not have any allegiations yet, but Jamie Foxx does. What 4 caught the beatdown this week? and who reigns supreme? In my honest opinion, they definetly heisted their way to the top. Upcoming Contenders: What's the big 3 this week to step into the beatdown zone? Maybe it's something that's over a decade in the making. Hi Jack Jack. Speak On It: Alex gives his review of Ocean's Eight. Do they stop the female momentum? Kyle wonders if that's a sexist question. Half Pint Time Machine: Kyle is all about rewinding time, unless it's 2004. Alex runs down 1993 and gives his top five on "The List" Fry Bread, Romance, and growth on The Pop Culturists.

Episode 20 on the Strong Style Media Network, overall episode Number 91. Today episode features A beatdown, A review of a movie that hasn't been seen, and of course a manic minute. B.O.B: Not the rapper. But of course that weekly beatdown. Shockingly B.O.B does not have any allegiations yet, but Jamie Foxx does. What 4 caught the beatdown this week? and who reigns supreme? In my honest opinion, they definetly heisted their way to the top. Upcoming Contenders: What's the big 3 this week to step into the beatdown zone? Maybe it's something that's over a decade in the making. Hi Jack Jack. Speak On It: Alex gives his review of Ocean's Eight. Do they stop the female momentum? Kyle wonders if that's a sexist question. Half Pint Time Machine: Kyle is all about rewinding time, unless it's 2004. Alex runs down 1993 and gives his top five on "The List" Fry Bread, Romance, and growth on The Pop Culturists.

英语口语天天练（175）-Do you play computer games？你玩电脑游戏吗？说起游戏，真别误会我说的是小孩子的事情，游戏已经走进我们生活中，甚至成了人们见面会聊的话题，开始聊这个话题一定会问Do you play computer games？你玩电脑游戏吗？Do /duː/you /juː/play /pleɪ/computer /kəmˈpjuː.t̬ɚ/games /ɡeɪmz/A:Grace ,do you play computer games?B:Not very often. Computer games are for boys.A:That was true years ago. Both men and women play them now.B:Really?A:I play them.I like Angry Birds. That's fun.

英语口语天天练（175）-Do you play computer games？你玩电脑游戏吗？说起游戏，真别误会我说的是小孩子的事情，游戏已经走进我们生活中，甚至成了人们见面会聊的话题，开始聊这个话题一定会问Do you play computer games？你玩电脑游戏吗？Do /duː/you /juː/play /pleɪ/computer /kəmˈpjuː.t̬ɚ/games /ɡeɪmz/A:Grace ,do you play computer games?B:Not very often. Computer games are for boys.A:That was true years ago. Both men and women play them now.B:Really?A:I play them.I like Angry Birds. That's fun.

【福利放送】发送关键字“日常英语”至微信公众号“老虎小助手”，可以领取Helen姐姐和大米姐姐为大家精心准备的电子大礼包哟！里边有姐姐靓照、自制的起床闹铃、精彩的英语趣配音、演唱的歌曲、最新的画作以及全套《英语日常用语2000句》音频噢!英语日常用语（129）-That的几句常用表达，超简单，现学现用！What's that? That's so easy. “THAT”有什么好讲的，越常用的表达月追求简单，我们今天来看几句：1. That's it! 就是这么回事！够了！A:It needs not only skills but also patience.这项工作不仅需要技术还需要有耐心。B:That's it.2. Not that./That's not true.不是那样的，那不是真的。A:Our football team won the game yesterday.我们的足球队昨天赢了。B:Not that.We were beaten.不对，不是那么回事，我们输了。3. That's OK./That's all right.m没关系。A:I'm sorry,I'm late.B:That's OK.结束歌曲：Shenandoah歌手：Frederick Squire

【福利放送】发送关键字“日常英语”至微信公众号“老虎小助手”，可以领取Helen姐姐和大米姐姐为大家精心准备的电子大礼包哟！里边有姐姐靓照、自制的起床闹铃、精彩的英语趣配音、演唱的歌曲、最新的画作以及全套《英语日常用语2000句》音频噢!英语日常用语（129）-That的几句常用表达，超简单，现学现用！What's that? That's so easy. “THAT”有什么好讲的，越常用的表达月追求简单，我们今天来看几句：1. That's it! 就是这么回事！够了！A:It needs not only skills but also patience.这项工作不仅需要技术还需要有耐心。B:That's it.2. Not that./That's not true.不是那样的，那不是真的。A:Our football team won the game yesterday.我们的足球队昨天赢了。B:Not that.We were beaten.不对，不是那么回事，我们输了。3. That's OK./That's all right.m没关系。A:I'm sorry,I'm late.B:That's OK.结束歌曲：Shenandoah歌手：Frederick Squire

TODAY'S LESSON【公众号】铁蛋英语 【微博】铁蛋儿Tyler"Day in, day out."We use this expression to talk about something that is repetitive and probably negative or boring.EXAMPLESA: "How's your job going?"B: "Not so good. I do the same things day in, day out. It's very dull."A: "I could never work in a factory."B: "Same here. I couldn't do a job where everything's the same day in, day out."HOMEWORK Use "Day in, day out." in a sentence or dialogue and leave it in a comment below.

Ice cream is already one of life’s great pleasures, and this is even more the case in a place where tropical fruits give us even more new flavor options. So let’s talk about ice cream, your favorite flavors, your favorite places to buy it, and who to share it with.DialogueA: Qual o melhor sabor de sorvete? B: Pra mim é fácil, adoro banana caramelada, ou canela, ou chocolate branco com amêndoas, ou milho verde... A: Quer dizer que não é tão fácil dizer, né? B: ou arroz doce ou brigadeiro... A: Todos eles são bons, mas agora já prefiro o sorbet, juntando o doce do açúcar com a acidez da fruta. B: ou chocolate com damasco e nozes... A: Você já esteve naquela nova sorveteria no Shopping Leblon? B: Ainda não, vamo-lá?. A: Vamos.A: What’s the best ice cream flavor? B: For me that’s easy, I love caramelized banana, our cinnamon, or white chocolate with almonds, or sweet corn…. A: That is to say, not so easy, huh? B: or sweet rice or brigadeiro... A: They are all good, but lately I prefer sorbet, combining the sweetness of the sugar with the acidity of the fruit. B: or chocolate with apricots and nuts… A: Have you been to that new ice cream store in the Leblon mall? B: Not yet, should we go? A: Let’s go.

Ice cream is already one of life’s great pleasures, and this is even more the case in a place where tropical fruits give us even more new flavor options. So let’s talk about ice cream, your favorite flavors, your favorite places to buy it, and who to share it with.DialogueA: Qual o melhor sabor de sorvete? B: Pra mim é fácil, adoro banana caramelada, ou canela, ou chocolate branco com amêndoas, ou milho verde... A: Quer dizer que não é tão fácil dizer, né? B: ou arroz doce ou brigadeiro... A: Todos eles são bons, mas agora já prefiro o sorbet, juntando o doce do açúcar com a acidez da fruta. B: ou chocolate com damasco e nozes... A: Você já esteve naquela nova sorveteria no Shopping Leblon? B: Ainda não, vamo-lá?. A: Vamos.A: What’s the best ice cream flavor? B: For me that’s easy, I love caramelized banana, our cinnamon, or white chocolate with almonds, or sweet corn…. A: That is to say, not so easy, huh? B: or sweet rice or brigadeiro... A: They are all good, but lately I prefer sorbet, combining the sweetness of the sugar with the acidity of the fruit. B: or chocolate with apricots and nuts… A: Have you been to that new ice cream store in the Leblon mall? B: Not yet, should we go? A: Let’s go.

Of course we’d like to say that we are always productive with our time. But sometimes it’s nice just to chill in front of the TV and let the evening pass away in 100% rest and relaxation. Don’t make it a daily habit, but now and again, why not? And why not in Portuguese?DialogueA: Você fez o dever de casa? B: Ainda não. A: E o piano, você praticou alguma coisa? B: Ainda não. A: E o gato, você deu alguma coisa para ele comer? B: Ainda não. A: O que você estava fazendo esse tempo todo? B: Nada, quer dizer, assistindo a televisão.A: Did you do your homework? B: Not yet. A: And the piano, did you practice it at all? B: Not yet. A: And the cat, did you give the cat any food? B: Not yet.. A: What have you been doing all this time? B: Nothing, that is, watching television.

Of course we’d like to say that we are always productive with our time. But sometimes it’s nice just to chill in front of the TV and let the evening pass away in 100% rest and relaxation. Don’t make it a daily habit, but now and again, why not? And why not in Portuguese?DialogueA: Você fez o dever de casa? B: Ainda não. A: E o piano, você praticou alguma coisa? B: Ainda não. A: E o gato, você deu alguma coisa para ele comer? B: Ainda não. A: O que você estava fazendo esse tempo todo? B: Nada, quer dizer, assistindo a televisão.A: Did you do your homework? B: Not yet. A: And the piano, did you practice it at all? B: Not yet. A: And the cat, did you give the cat any food? B: Not yet.. A: What have you been doing all this time? B: Nothing, that is, watching television.

A | Customer     B | WaiterA: Can you please hold the garlic?B: Not a problem. I'll notify the chef.A: Thanks. I've got a date tonight. So, no garlic for me.

Parents, gotta love them. They worry about their kids, especially when the kids arrive home late at night. Well, don’t worry, because if you worry, we’ll give you the words to do so in Portuguese.DialogueA: A Susana não chegou ainda? B: Ainda não, e está bem tarde, estou preocupada. A: E ela não ligou, nem avisou, nem nada? B: Não, nada, liga pra ela, tá?A: Hasn’t Susan arrived yet? B: Not yet, and it’s really late, I’m worried. A: And she hasn’t called, or advised us, or nothing? B: No nothing, give her a call, OK?

Parents, gotta love them. They worry about their kids, especially when the kids arrive home late at night. Well, don’t worry, because if you worry, we’ll give you the words to do so in Portuguese.DialogueA: A Susana não chegou ainda? B: Ainda não, e está bem tarde, estou preocupada. A: E ela não ligou, nem avisou, nem nada? B: Não, nada, liga pra ela, tá?A: Hasn’t Susan arrived yet? B: Not yet, and it’s really late, I’m worried. A: And she hasn’t called, or advised us, or nothing? B: No nothing, give her a call, OK?

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong07微信公共号：李延隆老师Day 72 I tossed and turned all night. A: Are you ill? B: Not really! I am just tired. A: Didn't you sleep well last night? B: No, I tossed and turned all night. A: I am sorry to hear that. I hope you sleep better tonight. B: Thank you. I'm sure I will. Day 73 It is up to you. A: Would you like to go out to dinner or to a movie? B: Either one, it is up to you. A: What would you prefer? B: I really don't care — I just want to get out of the house. A: Well, then how about dinner and a movie? B: That's a great idea! Day 74 It's beyond me. A: How long have you been in this country? B: Two months. A: Is it hard for you to study at an American college? B: Yes, I find it very difficult, especially when you can't follow the professor's lecture. A: That's because you just arrived. Do you like biology? B: No. It's beyond me. Day 75 What a bargain! A: Look what I've got. B: Wow, that's the snazziest looking handbag I've ever seen. Where did you get it? A: I got it in Parison my last trip. B: I bet it cost a fortune. A: No it didn't, I got it for half price because the shop was having a clearance sale. B: What a bargain! You'll have to take me with you next time. Day 76 My feet are killing me! A: You look a bit tired. What have you been doing? B: Shopping for some new outfits. A: Did you get what you want? B: I did, but it took me all day. A: What do you want to do now? B: I just want to sit down somewhere and relax. My feet are killing me!

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong06微信公共号：李延隆老师声明：作者李延隆拥有本专辑所有声音和文字的版权，仅供个人学习使用，未经许可严禁用于商业用途。Day 67 I am broke. A: Are you going to Hawaii on your vacation?B: Not this year.A: Why not?B: For a good reason, I am broke.A: Oh! Come on.B: Seriously, I am flat broke.broke adj. 没钱的come on: 得了吧flat broke = completely broke 一个子儿也没有Day 68 I have to brush on my driving. A: Do you have a driver's license?B: No. I am going to take the test in a couple of weeks.A: Didn't you drive in your country?B: Yes, but I have to brush up on my driving.A: And you have to study the traffic rules too!B: Yes, there is a lot of new things I must learn.driver's license n.（美式英语）驾照 =（driving licence）英式英语驾照a couple of …: a small number of things 两三个，若干brush up (on) sth: 巩固并提高……Day 69 Whatever you say. A: How about having dinner together after work?B: Fine.A: Should we have Japanese or American food?B: Whatever you say.A: There is a good steak house around the corner.B: That's a good idea.how/what about (doing) sth: used to make a suggestion（用于提出建议）……好吗？……怎么样啊？whatever you say: 都行，随便steak house n.专卖牛排的餐馆(just) round the corner: 很近Day 70 Let's get to the point. A: Good afternoon Bob, isn't it a lovely day?B: Yes, it is Janet!A: It is the kind of day when you want to go outside.B: Janet, let's get to the point. Do you want the afternoon off?A: Yes, Bob.B: Alright. As soon as you finish typing, you can go. the point n. 要点，主题，关键get to the point 直奔主题，别兜圈子 off adv. 不上班，歇班，请假，休息alright adj. & adv. 好，好吧Day 71 I'll keep my fingers crossed. A: Please have a seat.B: Thank you.A: I'm Mr. Peters, the personnel manager. What can I do for you?B: I am looking for a position as a sales representative.A: We may have an opening next week. Please leave your résumé. I will keep in touch with you.B: Thanks. I'll keep my fingers crossed.personnel n. = human resources 人力资源（部）sales representative n. 销售代表，推销员opening n. 空缺的职位 résumé n.（美式英语）简历（英式英语对应词为：CV）cross one's fingers / keep one's fingers crossed: 祈求好运想了解李老师的更多英语课程？有各种澳洲、美加、欧洲移民和留学相关的疑惑？有各种英语疑难问题和英语考试问题，辅导班、辅导老师的选择，子女的英语教育等问题要咨询李老师？请关注：微信公共号：李延隆老师 新浪微博：@李延隆老师获得第一手的宝贵资源和李老师专业、权威的亲自解答。

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong07微信公共号：李延隆老师A: Is Mrs. Johnson joining us for dinner?B: Not that I know of.A: I was hoping she would come with us.B: Why?A: I would like her to try some of our traditional Chinese foods.B: That's very kind of you.想了解李老师的更多英语课程？有各种澳洲、美加、欧洲移民和留学相关的疑惑？有各种英语疑难问题和英语考试问题，辅导班、辅导老师的选择，子女的英语教育等问题要咨询李老师？请关注：微信公共号：李延隆老师新浪微博：@李延隆老师 获得第一手的宝贵资源和李老师专业、权威的亲自解答。

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong07微信公共号：李延隆老师A: Is Mrs. Johnson joining us for dinner?B: Not that I know of.A: I was hoping she would come with us.B: Why?A: I would like her to try some of our traditional Chinese foods.B: That's very kind of you.想了解李老师的更多英语课程？有各种澳洲、美加、欧洲移民和留学相关的疑惑？有各种英语疑难问题和英语考试问题，辅导班、辅导老师的选择，子女的英语教育等问题要咨询李老师？请关注：微信公共号：李延隆老师新浪微博：@李延隆老师 获得第一手的宝贵资源和李老师专业、权威的亲自解答。

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong07微信公共号：李延隆老师A: Is Mrs. Johnson joining us for dinner?B: Not that I know of.A: I was hoping she would come with us.B: Why?A: I would like her to try some of our traditional Chinese foods.B: That's very kind of you.想了解李老师的更多英语课程？有各种澳洲、美加、欧洲移民和留学相关的疑惑？有各种英语疑难问题和英语考试问题，辅导班、辅导老师的选择，子女的英语教育等问题要咨询李老师？请关注： 微信公共号：李延隆老师新浪微博：@李延隆老师 获得第一手的宝贵资源和李老师专业、权威的亲自解答。

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong07微信公共号：李延隆老师A: Is Mrs. Johnson joining us for dinner?B: Not that I know of.A: I was hoping she would come with us.B: Why?A: I would like her to try some of our traditional Chinese foods.B: That's very kind of you.想了解李老师的更多英语课程？有各种澳洲、美加、欧洲移民和留学相关的疑惑？有各种英语疑难问题和英语考试问题，辅导班、辅导老师的选择，子女的英语教育等问题要咨询李老师？请关注： 微信公共号：李延隆老师新浪微博：@李延隆老师 获得第一手的宝贵资源和李老师专业、权威的亲自解答。

欢迎听众朋友加入我们的会员俱乐部，收听完整版本的课程内容和享受更优质的增值服务！无论您是近期要参加各种英语口语考试，英语口语面试，生活英语交流，职场英语口语会话，还是纯粹的英语爱好者，您都会在这里收获良多！新东方王牌名师李延隆老师主讲的课程和其他优质英语学习资源请关注：李老师最新微信：liyanlong07微信公共号：李延隆老师A: Is Mrs. Johnson joining us for dinner?B: Not that I know of.A: I was hoping she would come with us.B: Why?A: I would like her to try some of our traditional Chinese foods.B: That's very kind of you.想了解李老师的更多英语课程？有各种澳洲、美加、欧洲移民和留学相关的疑惑？有各种英语疑难问题和英语考试问题，辅导班、辅导老师的选择，子女的英语教育等问题要咨询李老师？请关注：微信公共号：李延隆老师新浪微博：@李延隆老师 获得第一手的宝贵资源和李老师专业、权威的亲自解答。

  Liz Montgomery, Create the Movement: Welcome back to the Create the Movement podcast. I’m Liz Montgomery, and I’m here with Brad Post. Brad Post, Create the Movement: Good morning Liz. How are you? L: I’m good. Today we’re going to talk about one of our favorite topics, and favorite, I think elements of our business for both Brad and I. And that is customer service. And why we do it here, and how we do it, that, I think, sets us apart. B: Yeah. I believe so, too. I think customer service is huge in any company. And that’s something that you and I, and the team around us, has really thrived off of in the past is customer service. And that’s a core part of our business. Is good customer service. Right? L: ‘Good’ customer service! B: Not just customer service, but good customer service. L: Because anyone can say that we have customer service. But they can’t guarantee you what type of service. But for us, yes, good, if not excellent customer service. B: Right. L: We actually like to surpass the standard, or expectation, of what a client thinks they’ll get from a company. B: Yeah. We’ve kind of got four main points we’re going to go over. And I think, like you said, what separates us is, you know, a lot of times, people have had, or businesses have had a website, or had an IT department, or had, you know, somebody doing something for them. And they’ve experienced bad customer service. Right? So, sometimes going into a client, a new potential client, they’ve got pain points, issues that they’ve had with their previous company. “They didn’t listen to me.” Or, “They didn’t, you know, build the site like I wanted.” Or, “They don’t respond to me in a timely manner.” L: And, you know, let’s maybe say a couple of example of bad service. What does bad customer service look like? We’ve all experienced it in different areas. But, you know, in our industry what that looks like is, you know, I just added a - we have a lot of clients that are attorneys. So, they might say, “Hey, we just added a new partner to the firm. We want to make an announcement on our website.” They send that information over to their website provider. And it’s like three or four weeks go by. B: Crickets. L: No response. No confirmation they got the email, you know. And then it’s a month latter and the new partner is like, “Hey, why haven’t you even announced this on the website yet?” Well, their marketing firm didn’t follow through. Or, saying they’ll do it, and not doing it. B: Yep. L: Or, saying that they can do things like – we have a client who was with another company. And they we’re really into writing blogs and articles, and it was just some really great content for their industry – for the practice area that they were in. And they had, they were putting up, you know, three or four blogs per month. Well, their service provide went in and broke the blog and lost all their content. B: Oh, wow. L: And it was like, and this was after layers of just administrative errors that they’ve had. So, it was just a person who just didn’t know what they were doing. You know? B: There’s also those big companies where if you have an issue with your website you sit on hold for 45 minutes. L: Right. B: You know? Before you actually get somebody on the line. I think there’s a lot of big companies out there, where they’ve grown so big, they can’t handle the L: And it’s not built into their business model as something that’s important. B: Right. L: You know? At some point, we might be an even larger company, but we’re never going to lose that as a standard. As one of our core, I guess not really core value, but as one of our – what we lead with. B: Yeah, in the standards. L: In the standards. We want to lead with that because we’ve just seen so many other businesses, yeah, that that drops off after a while. Do we have a contract? Are they paying us every month? Well, who cares if we took care of them every month? You know? B: Right. So, kind of, our firs...

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João has been trying to quit smoking. He’s not quite there yet, but looks like he is still motivated to kick the habit. Good thing for João. And good thing for us too, because we learn to talk about it in Portuguese.DialogueA: Ô João, então você já largou do cigarro? B: Ainda não, que bom saber que você nunca entrou nessa. A: Quer dizer que ainda está tentando? B: Tentando, falhando, mas não desisto não, eu vou conseguir. A: Eu admiro o esforço, viu? Deve ser muito difícil mesmo. B: Ah, se você soubesse..., é terrível, mas eu vou conseguir.A: Hey João, so have you already quit smoking? B: Not yet, it’s a good thing you never got into that. A: So that means that you are still trying? B: Trying, failing, but I’m not giving up, I’m going to win out. A: I admire your effort, you know? It must really be very difficult. B: Ah, if you knew.., it is terrible, but I’m going to beat it.

João has been trying to quit smoking. He’s not quite there yet, but looks like he is still motivated to kick the habit. Good thing for João. And good thing for us too, because we learn to talk about it in Portuguese.DialogueA: Ô João, então você já largou do cigarro? B: Ainda não, que bom saber que você nunca entrou nessa. A: Quer dizer que ainda está tentando? B: Tentando, falhando, mas não desisto não, eu vou conseguir. A: Eu admiro o esforço, viu? Deve ser muito difícil mesmo. B: Ah, se você soubesse..., é terrível, mas eu vou conseguir.A: Hey João, so have you already quit smoking? B: Not yet, it’s a good thing you never got into that. A: So that means that you are still trying? B: Trying, failing, but I’m not giving up, I’m going to win out. A: I admire your effort, you know? It must really be very difficult. B: Ah, if you knew.., it is terrible, but I’m going to beat it.

Are you pretty happy with your height and weight? Remember that when you talk about that in Portuguese, you will have to switch to the metric system. So, just how tall are you and how much do you weigh? Learn how to talk about that in today’s lesson.DialogueA: Você é bem alto Orlando. Qual é sua altura? B: Seis pés e 4 polegadas. A: E quanto é isso em metros? Você deve ter uns dois metros, não é? B: Nem tanto. Se não me engano, é 1 metro e 93 ou 94 centímetros, por aí. A: Mesmo assim, você é bem alto. E quanto você pesa? B: Entre 200 e 205 libras. A: Eu não entendo nada de libras. Quanto é isso em quilos? B: Quem sabe mais ou menos uns 90 a 93 quilos.A: You are really tall Orlando. How tall are you? B: Six feet and four inches. A: And how much is that in meters? You are probably about two meters tall, right? B: Not quite. If I’m not mistaken, that is 1.93 or 1.94 meters, around there. A: Still, you are really tall. And how much do you weigh? B: Between 200 and 205 pounds. A: I don’t understand anything about pounds. How much is that in kilos? B: Maybe more or less 90 to 93 kilos.

Are you pretty happy with your height and weight? Remember that when you talk about that in Portuguese, you will have to switch to the metric system. So, just how tall are you and how much do you weigh? Learn how to talk about that in today’s lesson.DialogueA: Você é bem alto Orlando. Qual é sua altura? B: Seis pés e 4 polegadas. A: E quanto é isso em metros? Você deve ter uns dois metros, não é? B: Nem tanto. Se não me engano, é 1 metro e 93 ou 94 centímetros, por aí. A: Mesmo assim, você é bem alto. E quanto você pesa? B: Entre 200 e 205 libras. A: Eu não entendo nada de libras. Quanto é isso em quilos? B: Quem sabe mais ou menos uns 90 a 93 quilos.A: You are really tall Orlando. How tall are you? B: Six feet and four inches. A: And how much is that in meters? You are probably about two meters tall, right? B: Not quite. If I’m not mistaken, that is 1.93 or 1.94 meters, around there. A: Still, you are really tall. And how much do you weigh? B: Between 200 and 205 pounds. A: I don’t understand anything about pounds. How much is that in kilos? B: Maybe more or less 90 to 93 kilos.

We can’t change the weather by talking about it, but at least it feels good to vent a little bit. Too hot, too cold, too rainy, today you will learn how to talk about the weather in Portuguese, even if nothing actually changes.DialogueA: Ai, que calor, não aguento mais! B: Realmente, está insuportável. A: Vai chover essa semana? B: Nada, mas, fazer o quê?A: Oh, it’s so hot, I can’t take it anymore! B: Really, this is unbearable. A: Is it going to rain this week? B: Not at all, but what can you do?

We can’t change the weather by talking about it, but at least it feels good to vent a little bit. Too hot, too cold, too rainy, today you will learn how to talk about the weather in Portuguese, even if nothing actually changes.DialogueA: Ai, que calor, não aguento mais! B: Realmente, está insuportável. A: Vai chover essa semana? B: Nada, mas, fazer o quê?A: Oh, it’s so hot, I can’t take it anymore! B: Really, this is unbearable. A: Is it going to rain this week? B: Not at all, but what can you do?

Oh man, when we talk about how crowded the subways can be in Brazil, we really mean full. Put a smile on your face, squeeze in a little tighter, and plan on meeting new people in a personal way. In today’s lesson we learn about talking about subways, and suggesting that we take the subway.DialogueA: Vamos pegar o metrô? B: Essa hora não, está muito lotado. A: Eu sei, mas é mais rápido. B: Tá bom, vamos. A: Let’s take the subway? B: Not at this hour, it’s really full. A: I know, but it’s much faster. B: OK, let’s go.

Oh man, when we talk about how crowded the subways can be in Brazil, we really mean full. Put a smile on your face, squeeze in a little tighter, and plan on meeting new people in a personal way. In today’s lesson we learn about talking about subways, and suggesting that we take the subway.DialogueA: Vamos pegar o metrô? B: Essa hora não, está muito lotado. A: Eu sei, mas é mais rápido. B: Tá bom, vamos. A: Let’s take the subway? B: Not at this hour, it’s really full. A: I know, but it’s much faster. B: OK, let’s go.