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What is Italian for Beginners Language Theatre? Is it a course or a play? It’s both! We proudly present a one-of-a kind educational program for beginners that includes vocabulary, grammar, exercises, dialogue, and much more in the form of a theatrical performance! Follow our heroes from Act 1, with conversation mostly in English, to Act 22, where they speak mostly Italian! Together with Silvia’s student, you will learn the fundamentals of Italian grammar and expressions. Your vocabulary will expand rapidly and naturally, and your comprehension skills will improve dramatically.

– personal pronouns

– present of ESSERE

– negative form

– introductions

– omission of subject

Expression: Mamma mia!

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Tags: 101, beginner, course, easy, Italian, learn, learning, study

Egle reads things in English and Lithuanian.

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Untamed and unfiltered with Danny Bent

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JS on Politics is a weekly look at the people and politics of swing-state Wisconsin, featuring updates from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s political team in Washington, Madison and Milwaukee.

Categories: Government, News

A collection of philosophy ramblings from an average dude.

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A podcast.

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This series of messages was recorded after 200 hours of study and discussions with several marriage counselors. The series is designed to be heard in chronological order. All messages were delivered to the the college Sunday school class at West University Baptist Church in Houston, TX.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

The world is a complicated place. And everyday it gets harder to make sense of it. Listen as we discuss the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful. Most of us were born with two ears and only one mouth. Here’s to listening to understand more than talking just to make noise.

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Are you a woman suffering with pain, loss or personal battles of any sort? Join Suzanne de Beer as she aspires to turn 2 Cor 1:3-4 into a walk of compassion and support, instead of merely another bible verse: “Praise be to the God and Father of our Master Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who supports us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.” Through using her personal experiences of heartache and struggle, Suzanne shares some deep spiritual thoughts in order to strengthen your faith walk, even in the midst of occasional unbearable pain. Follow The SWAG Way on Facebook or Gab, where we have a growing community of women who are willing to share their walk as Suffering Women Alive for God. Together we can join hands and learn to walk The SWAG Way. The SWAG Way is dedicated to the loving memory of Albert Frederick de Beer (21 Jul 1968 – 3 Feb 2011) and with all love and gratitude towards our Heavenly Father and His Sent One, Yeshua (Jesus) our Messiah and Redeemer.

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We are PhD candidates at the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies at Queen’s University. Besides being researchers in clinical physiology, we are both also avid health and fitness enthusiasts. The purpose of our blog (www.obesitypanacea.blogspot.com) as well as this complimentary podcast is to critically evaluate new commercial products, recent scientific research, or popular news related to obesity, weight-loss, exercise, diet, and everything in between. Travis interviews Dr Zach Ferraro, whose research focuses on exercise in pregnancy.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: diet, exercise, fitness, Health & Fitness, obesity

Comedians Nore Davis and Derek Gaines, The Sole Men, come at you every two weeks to bring you into the conversation about sneaker releases, sneaker news and sneaker everything else.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Comedy, davis, derek, fashion, gaines, jordans, kicks, labs, nikes, note, ny, shoes, sneakers, Stand, street, up, urban, wear

Dharma talks by Zen monk Ven. Lawrence Do’an Grecco, the founder and Guiding Teacher of Open Sky Zen Meditation & Buddhist Studies Group, a nomadic Zen Center in New York City. Lawrence is also a teacher at the Interdependence Project. For more information please visit www.OpenSkyZen.com. Please feel free to rate these podcasts if you enjoy them and share them with your friends on Facebook & Twitter!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: buddhism, buddhist, gay, meditation, queer, zen

We just want share our life lessons to the world to hope to help someone. And also be able to learn about others.

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Helping with every day problems like depression, time management, and other stuff that might stress you out

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Conversation is a journey and if we are well-packed with knowledge and experience we can have an adventure to the unknown lands and territories. We know the technology, how the financial systems of the past function and all the nitty gritty of transferring, investing and spending the money, now it’s time to look into what we don’t know yet and get excited about the adventure. Podcast delivered by Wert team, more info at wert.io Artwork: Werner Reiterer, Untitled, 1999/2000 ©

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A podcast about nothing in particular. Just two friends of 20+ years getting together to talk about many different things. Mostly centered but not limited to movies and geek things.

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A show about things we love, things we hate, and things we love to hate. Part of the Thought Bubble Audio network. New episode drops every week …ish!

Categories: Leisure, TV & Film

Tags: american girl doll, american girl story, appointment television, ATV, awards shows, bbc, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Cable, Chris Columbus, Comedy, comedy podcast, cottage life network, Culture, downward dog, drama, eurovision, feminism, film criticism, friendship, game of thrones, geek culture, general interest, hallmark, hallmark christmas, hatewatch, hatewatch with us, hbo, HGTV, home improvement television, hulu, hygge, jane the virgin, knitting, lil sebastian, mamma mia, media, media criticism, Michael Schur, Movies, nerd culture, netflix, network television, new tv shows, Outlander, outlander fandom, parks and rec, parks and recreation, pchh, pilots, Podcast, pop culture, pop culture happy hour, reality tv, romantic comedy, romcom, sam heughan, spark joy, Star Wars, Starz, streaming, television, the americans, the good place, thought bubble, thought bubble audio, tv, tv awards, TV Movies, TV reviews, tv show, watch

Daniel Defoe’s The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner (1719) is considered by many the first English novel. Based on the real-life experiences of the castaway Alexander Selkirk, the book has had a perennial appeal among readers of all ages-–especially the young adult reading public–-who continue to find inspiration in the inventive resourcefulness of its hero, sole survivor of a shipwreck who is marooned on an uninhabited island. Especially poignant, after more than two decades of unbroken solitude, is the affection that Robinson develops for Friday, another survivor fleeing certain death at the hands of enemy tribesmen from the South American continent. (Summary by Denny Sayers)

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