關於 english conversation course ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

The fabulous Jena @jenavanel
of #tsqproject , who was just featured in @forbesjapan, will be the guest for YU-project's YouTube Interview on November 30!

Also her beloved partner Dom @domfinkley will join us for the second half. We'll be discussing inclusivity, "Finding your Voice" and" Owning your Story" .🌈

This LIVE YouTube interview can be enjoyed by English speaking and Japanese speaking listeners since the whole conversation will be simultaneously translated by yours truly.🤓

It'lI be hilarious, deep, meaningful all at the same time and of course, with tons of love! 💙💛🧡💚💜

Hope to see you there!

📺YouTube: YU-project Channel
"Live Colorfully"
Live interview with Jena &Dom
November 30th
7am (EST)/9pm(Japan TIme)

https://youtu.be/hJxSW_-w8oc
(YU-project Channel Link is in bio✨)

先日Forbes Japan 「変わるブロードウェイ#2」で紹介された #tsqproject 代表のジェナ @jenavanel をスペシャルゲストに迎え、今月末（11/30）にYouTubeライブ配信インタビューを開催します❗️📣

ブロードウェイ俳優、振付家、 #tsqproject 代表、そしてLGBTQを含めたインクルーシブな社会づくりの活動家である Jena Vanelsander (ジェナ)に直接質問できるチャンスです！😉

✨YouTubeライブ配信✨
YUプロジェクト・インタビュー
【カラフルに自分らしく🌈】

日時👇🏻✨📺
１１月３０日（月曜）
夜２１時〜２２時（日本時間）

https://youtu.be/hJxSW_-w8oc
(YUプロジェクトのYouTubeチャンネル登録と通知マーク🔔をクリックしてどうぞお見逃しなく❗️)

由水南の演劇学校の同級生であり、長年ブロードウェイを目指し励まし合ってきた大切な仲間の一人であるジェナ。

彼女も外国人としてビザの問題なども乗り越えて夢を叶えました。

今は最愛のパートナーDom（ドム) @domfinkley と共に立ち上がり、インクルーシブな社会づくりのための活動に精力的に取り組んでいます。

インタビュー後半にはドムも加わり三人で【自分らしい生き方】そして【みんなが自分らしく輝ける社会づくり】とは何かを探っていきます。

✨ジェナ (Jena Vanelsander )プロフィール✨

・カナダ出身ニューヨーク在住
・ブロードウェイミュージカル「キングコング」でブロードウェイデビュー
・振付家としても活躍中。
・2018年WOWOW トニー賞番組のオープニング曲（坂本昌行主演）の振付も担当した。
・#TSQproject  (ティー・エスキュー・プロジェクト) 代表

今回は由水南が【インタビュアー＆通訳】として入りながらすすめます！

ライブで一体何が起こるか、今からわくわくドキドキです！😊

是非ジェナとドムの生の声を聞きにライブ配信遊びにきてください♪

ライブ中のコメントや質問も大歓迎です！

「You are Unlimited! =可能性は無限大！」を感じていただけるインタビュー🌈

ご参加お待ちしていまーす！

@youunlimitedproject
#インクルーシブ #インクルーシブ教育 #lgbtq🌈 #lgbt #同性愛 #同性愛カップル #自分らしく #自分らしく生きる #アーティスト #ブロードウェイ #ブロードウェイミュージカル @forbesjapan #舞台俳優 #ダンサー #カラフル

Business English Online คอร์สภาษาอังกฤษธุรกิจ 13 วิดีโอ เพียง ฿1500
คอร์สภาษาอังกฤษธุรกิจสำหรับวัยทำงานหรือผู้ที่ต้องการเตรียมความพร้อมก่อนเริ่มงานในองค์กรต่างชาติหรือกับเพื่อนร่วมงานต่างชาติ นอกจากการฝึกใช้ภาษาอังกฤษแบบมืออาชีพและบทสนทนาที่ใช้ในการทำธุรกิจ วลีต่าง ๆ ที่คุณจะได้เรียนรู้ในคอร์สนี้แล้ว คุณยังจะได้ทำความเข้าใจเกี่ยวกับวัฒนธรรมการทำธุรกิจแบบนานาชาติ สิ่งที่ควรพูด สิ่งที่ไม่ควรจะพูดหรือควรหลีกเลี่ยงตามความเหมาะสม

ในทุก ๆ บทเรียน จะมีตัวอย่างบทสนทนาสั้น ๆ ระหว่างชาวอเมริกัน (อาจารย์อดัม) และชาวอังกฤษ (อาจารย์โรซี่) จากหลาย ๆ สถานการณ์ในที่ทำงานไม่ว่าจะเป็นการสัมภาษณ์งาน การสื่อสารกับลูกค้า การแนะนำสินค้า การเขียนอีเมล และการพูดคุยกับเพื่อนร่วมงานเกี่ยวกับเรื่องทั่ว ๆ ไป

ทุกวีดีโอรวมภาษาพูดแบบเป็นทางการและไม่เป็นทางการ สำนวนเชิงธุรกิจที่วัยทำงานทุกคนควรรู้ โดยอาจารย์อดัมจะอธิบายการใช้งานทีละประโยคอย่างละเอียด พร้อมแนะนำวิธีปรับปรุงการออกเสียงให้ลื่นไหลและฟังดูเป็นธรรมชาติ คอร์สนี้จึงมีประโยชน์มาก ๆ สำหรับผู้ที่ต้องร่วมงานกับคนจากทั่วโลก

Lesson 1: Have you gained weight?

Lesson 2: The Weather.

Lesson 3: You have a big zit!

Lesson 4: Transportation

Lesson 5: Politics

Lesson 6: Viral Clip

Lesson 7: Bad Customer Service

Lesson 8: Good Customer Service

Lesson 9: How much is your pay?

Lesson 10: Sales

Lesson 11: Job Interview

Lesson 12: Business Emails

Lesson 13: Business Idioms

Business English is an English course for Thai business professionals who would like to gain an understanding of international business culture, including business conversations and lingo commonly used in everyday office situations. Taboo subjects are also addressed so that you know what to say and what not to say in various business contexts.

Each lesson has a short skit of a conversation between an American and a Brit (Adam and Rosie) in an office setting. Each skit is full of colloquialisms and idioms that every professional should know.

You will have the chance to watch the skit three times: one with both Thai and English subtitles, one with just English subtitles,and one without subtitles, so that you can develop your listening comprehension skills.

Ajarn Adam will also explain each sentence thoroughly while giving pointers as to how to improve your pronunciation, fluency, as well as your office culture sensitivity. He also goes over the differences between the American and British accents comparing his own American accent to Rosie's British accent. This is extremely useful for Thai professionals who need to interact with people from all over the world.

https://www.ajarnadam.tv/details.php?course=business-english

We had our flu shots this week as Ella Grace prepares to go back to school and start a new term! ❤️🎉

As a family that travels a lot and with Ella Grace and mama’s asthma, we feel it’s important as a family to be protected and that includes popo and nounou too!

I’ve attached some quick facts on influenza in English, Malay, and Chinese (swipe to read and share) but some additional notes I would add are:

* The vaccine does not completely prevent the risk of influenza as there are many strains but does significantly reduce it.

* It takes at least 2 weeks for the vaccine to be fully effective so take it as soon as possible. We usually take it in October when the new composition comes out but for some reason or another, we totally procrastinated this year.

* It’s important to take a yearly flu shot as the makers collate the 4 most popular strains of the previous year for influenza A and B.

* Pregnant mamas are also encouraged to take it as it not only protects them but their baby will also be covered for the first few months of life.

* As soon as your little or you start showing signs and symptoms of influenza (severe lethargy, high fevers, aches and pains, general malaise), start on antivirals (tamiflu) ASAP as the quicker you can get it in your system, the more effective it will be.

* For little ones, if your pharmacy is able to do so, opt for crushing the pills vs the liquid form as I find the nausea to be significantly less. Also taking anti-nausea meds 30-45mins before administering each Tamiflu dosage will keep your child more comfortable.

* Influenza A & B is brutal on both adults and little ones. They feel awful and honestly, your heart breaks a lot. I’ve attached some info on emergency warning signs as complications can make it fatal.

* DO NOT take ibuprofen (neurofen/voltaren) for fevers unless you’ve consulted an up-to-date knowledgeable pediatrician as cases have shown it to make the infection worst. As much as possible, try to treat fevers with paracetamol.

*Prevention is cure so flu shots and good hand washing practices are still the best. ❤️

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As for how we prepared Ella Grace for her flu shots using the PLEASE tool:
PREP
Talk about the flu vaccination - what it does and why and whatever else they might want to know about it. Be honest and talk to her about what to expect. Don’t lie that it won’t hurt (our amazing Dr Rakhee also changes the needle to a much smaller one so it was significantly less painful!), we also talked about previous experiences w her pediatricians and she was also very delighted that our whole kampung was going with her to get our shots together. We had this conversation a few times leading up to it so it wasn’t a surprise and in fact she was skipping to the hospital.

Physically also make sure it’s a good day to get it done - eat, sleep, not under or overstimulated, that is half the battle sorted! If the wait is long, bring along a few activities or even better, use that time to connect and play together.

LISTEN
Ask if she has any concerns or fears or anything she’s confused about. We switched the location on her (we were meant to see Dr Rakhee in her other office in Baby Beyond Publika but did it at Ara Damansara Medical instead)

EMPATHIZE & ACKNOWLEDGE
As Ella Grace sat down at the chair, she started getting nervous that it would hurt so I held her in my lap and genuinely empathized that she was feeling scared and unsure, that she didn’t want it to hurt, that she didn’t want the jab anymore.

It’s also so important for you to remain calm and confident. Take breaths together. Even if I don’t say anything, she knows when I am scared, tense or nervous but if I am present and calm, it helps her to feel secure and calm too.

SIT
Empathize and acknowledge “You’re worried it will hurt” and then stop there. Don’t dismiss it, invalidate it, by saying “but it’s nothing, it won’t hurt, etc”. Allow and trust your child to experience her feelings so she is able to fully move through it and it will help so much in the long run esp for future dr visits because she’s processed it fully in a safe space.

Sitting with your child while they express their feelings through tears, words, tantrums, in whatever way they need to is so important. It’s holding space and boundaries for them with love.

It says in so many ways, you are safe. I got you. I see you. I love you. I am with you.

EMPOWER
Only when your little feels safe and loved can they use their thinking, logical, rational brain which helps them take ownership and find solutions. Remember also that it’s whatever makes sense to them to give them a sense of control in the things that they cannot control that is pivotal here.

For Ella Grace, it was a silly unicorn headband to help her feel brave that she then insisted would help everyone else too. 😂❤️

A sense of control was also allowing her to pick her bandaid (Frozen Anna & Elsa of course), the order of who would go first (she opted youngest to oldest) as well as “helping” Dr Rakhee and letting her watch the procedure.

You got this, mama! Let’s keep our babies and families protected! 💪

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We went to our favorite pediatric vaccine specialist Dr Rakhee (she practices in Baby & Beyond Child Specialist Clinic Publika and Ara Damansara Medical Centre) she’s the best and most knowledgeable on vaccine schedules for travel as well as developmental but you can also go to your favorite family doctor or pediatrician etc. Just call before to make sure they have stock esp if you’re bringing your whole kampung at once too!

The side-effects vary according to individual but ours ranged across from body aches to lethargy, headaches etc for the first 48 hours which is a walk in the park compared to full blown influenza.

I also feel it’s super important to note that with influenza season coming to its peak, please remember to take all preventative steps at the clinics and hospitals when you visit as it’s a Petri dish! 😅❌😷

Hope this helps in getting the info out to your loved ones.

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Hello guys,
I'm a speech translator YouTuber Nakachon. Now I import products from Slovakia company.

Of course, I don't speak Slovakian, they don't speak Japanese, we talk in English.

But if I can understand what they are talking in Slovakian, and if I can speak what I want to say in Slovakian. It's so wonderful!

Now I have a nice speech translator, name is Pocketalk S.

This gadget translates my Japanese to Slovakian.

So I will show you, how does it works.

I prepared some example sentences.
These are from DMM online English school educational materials.
Now I'm learning English conversation by this.

Anyway, I will read this Japanese sentence in Japanese.
Of course, you don't understand Japanese, this English sentence is what I speak in Japanese.

That's all.
If you can understand Slovakian, please check the results of translation are correct or not.
And I'm very happy if you give me your comments.

Thank you for your watching, please subscribe my YouTube channel.