داستان های کوتاه انگلیسی | English Story | آموزش زبان انگلیسی

محمدامین اسکندری
داستان های کوتاه انگلیسی | English Story | آموزش زبان انگلیسی

توی این پادکست من میام توی هر اپیزود، یه داستان انگلیسی از یه کتاب معتبر می‌خونم و باهم معنی می‌کنیم و لذت ‌می‌بریم. مرسی ازتون :) راستی. اگه دوست دارین این پادکست، زنده بمونه؛ می‌تونید منو یه قهوه مهمون کنید😁☕👇 coffeete.ir/mramines

  1. 95- Le Chambon-sur-Lignon

    5 DAYS AGO

    95- Le Chambon-sur-Lignon

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:During World War ll, thousands of foreign-born and French Jews had to flee from the Nazis, who were capturing them and taking them to the death camps. A small number of individuals throughout Europe were involved in saving the Jews, but in Le Chambon-sur-Lingnon, a small remote village in south central France, the entire community joined in the rescue efforts.Most of the villagers of Le Chambon-sur-Lingnon were descendants of the Huguenots. The Huguenots were Protestants who once endured persecution in Catholic France. They never wanted to forget their own history.A pastor named Andre Trocme saw the Jews as the Bible’s people. He began hiding them. Hundreds of families aligned themselves with his parish and agreed to help.The residents cooperated in several ways. They risked their lives by hiding the Jews from Nazi patrols. They offered shelter in their own homes, barns, and public buildings such as orphanages and schools.They forged identification papers to enable Jews to scape. They guided a number of refugees across the border by rail and on foot. The refugees had to travel through underground tunnels and mountain passages to the safety of Switzerland, which was a neutral country during the war. The village received support from people in other places as well.There was an extensive underground network of individuals throughout the region who helped along the way. Even when the Germans were outraged and raided the village and detained people thought to be helping the Jews, the villagers defied authorities. They did not betray each other, either. They continued to protect the refugee and, by doing so, were able to continue to provide an exit to safety.The inhabitants provided refuge for an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 Jews. Today, the village of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon is seen as an exceptional example of a collective rescue effort during a truly dark time.Thanks for listening😉💚

    46 min
  2. 93- Enhanced Weathering

    DEC 6

    93- Enhanced Weathering

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:Air pollution is not only a contributor to global warming but also to poor air quality. It can have negative effects on human health.Carbon dioxide is the leading pollutant, with billions of metric tons emitted annually by the burning of fossil fuels. Burning less fossil fuels is the obvious way to reduce carbon dioxide. Unfortunately, a tremendous number of people rely on fossil fuels for heating, electricity, and transport.This has prompted scientists to look for different approaches to reducing carbon dioxide.Weathering is when chemical compounds in the atmosphere react with chemical compounds on the planet’s surface. The weathering of rocks refers to the chemical breakdown of rocks. This occurs when rain, which contains carbon from the atmosphere, comes in contact with rocks.The carbon is captured and embedded in the rocks. This is a natural process and can substantially remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. However, this process is extremely slow.Scientists have been studying ways to integrate this process. They have discovered a technique to speed up weathering. They call this enhanced weathering. Certain types of rock, such as olivine, are crushed into a fine powder. The powder is spread over a large land surface to be rained on. This process decreases the time of natural weathering by maximizing the rocks’ exposure to carbon.There are skeptics, however. Some people are uncertain about the effects of enhanced weathering. Some even object to his approach. Rocks such as olivine may contain toxic substances that can contribute to polluting the planet. Also, grinding rocks produces dust.The dust can be harmful to human health. Moreover, the process of crushing and transporting rock may cause additional carbon emissions.Although more data needs to be collected, scientists have not completely rejected enhanced weathering. They are hopeful that it will enable the safe removal of atmospheric carbon dioxide. Scientists are working together to help improve air quality. Combat global warming, and heal our planet.Thanks for listening😉💚

    43 min
  3. 92- Social Media

    NOV 29

    92- Social Media

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:All around the world, people who have mobile devices are likely to have a presence on social media. However, data reveals a link between social media use and a surge in health issues. Anxiety and depression are two such issues.Research suggests that social media use may be correlated to lower self-control. Lower self-control often causes poor or addictive behavior. Socai media has been described to be more addictive than tobacco and alcohol. People may rely on social media as a form of escapism and for mood-modifying effects. These are similar to the reasons people become dependent on addictive substances.surveys about social media show that a surprising number of teenagers have been subjected to cyberbullying. Cyberbullies can easily remain anonymous. They are accountable to no one, so they use social media to target victims and spread rumors. This has become so common that the term “keyboard warrior” has been coined.A keyboard warrior’s agenda is to write abusive posts while staying hidden. The effects of cyberbullying can be traumatic. There are other negative effects of social media’s popularity.People sometimes use social networking platforms to show their best selves. A recent social media trend is to upload and broadcast video clips to share a piece of one’s life. However, instead of feeling accepted and validated, people end up comparing their lives with other people.This trap of comparing lives my lead to symptoms of depression.Social media use has also been linked to feelings of social isolation.The more people use social media, the more they realize that their digital friends my not actually be real friends. This feeling of isolation may cause a person to experience extreme loneliness.We see social media used in the personal and professional lives of those around us. It’s apparent that it’s here to stay. Therefore, it’s necessary to consider the importance of educating people on how to use social media effectively and safely.Thanks for listening😉💚

    56 min
  4. 91- The Island

    NOV 23

    91- The Island

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:“Where am I?” Bob thought to himself when he woke up on a beach. “I can’t remember what happened.” There had been a bad storm, and Bob’s fishing boat had sunk.He washed ashore on a small island, but he had gotten hurt during the storm. He had a terrible headache, and he had a fracture in his shoulder. He felt awful. But he had a strong desire to make it home to his spouse and children. He had to tolerate all the pain and devise a plan.Bob stood up and looked around. “I’ll walk to a higher place so I can see everything around me and see far in the distance,” thought Bob. “Maybe I’ll gain some insight about this island and find something to help me escape.” As he walked along a mountain ridge, he noticed that the tall trees looked strong and thick. Bob got a brilliant idea.He could build a raft! He cut down some leaves and tree limbs. Even though his shoulder injury affected his ability to carry the materials, he slowly shoved them down the mountain until he reached the coastline.Bob was a proficient builder. He used his building expertise to line up the limbs and tie them together with long vines. When the raft was finished, Bob was happy with his work. “This will bring me home to my family,” he said with a smile.At last, Bob was ready to implement his plan. With all his might, he thrust the raft into the water. He climbed on and began the job of finding his way home. Bob smiled again and thought, “I’m glad I kept a good attitude. It prevented the pain from deterring me from my plan.Optimism and ambition make anything possible.” Slowly, he floated out to sea. In a few days, he made it to shore and ran home to see his worried family.Thanks for listening😉💚

    51 min
  5. 90- An Interesting Life

    NOV 15

    90- An Interesting Life

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:A man looked through some boxes with his grandson. They were filled with old photographs and objects that portrayed important events from the grandfather’s life. He wished to share the circumstances behind each event with his grandson.The grandson, however, thought his grandfather’s stories were boring. The grandfather coped with this. He ignored his grandson’s criticism.He took a photo from the box. “That’s the submarine I was on during the war,” he explained. The grandson gazed at it.The grandfather glanced at the next picture and frowned. It showed a row of coffins. His grandson noticed the grief in his grandfather’s face.“What is it?” the boy inquired.“This was after a nuclear bomb was dropped,” the grandfather answered. “It devastated a city.” Next, the grandfather pulled a toy microscope from the box and rotated it in his hand.“Where did you get that?” the grandson asked.“This is a souvenir I bought at the science museum,” the grandfather said. Now, the boy was really interested. He started to understand that his grandfather was telling him a larger story. It was the story of his grandfather’s life.The grandfather picked up another photo. It showed a young bride and groom. They were very happy. A certificate was attached to the photo. The boy couldn’t read it, but he traced his finger over the paper.“What’s this from, Granddad?” he asked.“That’s my marriage license from the day I married your grandmother,” the grandfather said.“Wow!” Said the boy. “Granddad, now I know all about your life!”Thanks for listening😉💚

    45 min
  6. 89- The Boy Who Saved the Town

    NOV 8

    89- The Boy Who Saved the Town

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:Marcus lived in a small suburb near the sea. He was a stubborn boy, and he only cared about himself. His father worked as a chemist for a large institution and wanted Marcus to get a job there. Instead, the boy delivered milk. Every morning, he took dairy products to the grocers.One day, Marcus was jogging down the street that descended into the lower part of the town with a gallon of milk to give to a merchant. He didn’t want to be late. He ran down a path beside a large canal. A wall there kept water from coming into the town during high tide. But Marcus saw a small hole in the wall. Marcus knew that if the wall broke, it would be a tragedy for the town.At first, he hesitated. He had to choose between helping himself and helping the town. There was only one way to save the town. It seemed crazy to him, but it was the only thing he could do. He poked his finger into the hole. This didn’t fix the problem forever, but it did postpone the tragedy.His finger ached. He felt the chill of the arctic water as it splashed him. There was no one else around. He knew he had to wait until the tide went out again. It was very difficult, but Marcus stayed there and save the town.Once the tide had gone out, Marcus told everyone what happened. A group of people went to the wall. They saw the hole and fixed it. Everyone was very happy with Marcus. The local congress even gave him a gift for saving the town. He was a hero.Thanks for listening😉💚

    30 min
  7. 88- Pizarro and the Inca Gold

    NOV 1

    88- Pizarro and the Inca Gold

    ✅My Blog: virgool.io/@MrAminEs🎧MrAminEs Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id4989743?country=ir🎧Pandon Podcast:https://castbox.fm/channel/id5619782?country=ir📕Miracle of documenting: https://vrgl.ir/QSVXz📕Finding your life purpose: https://vrgl.ir/oBUIq☕Buy me a coffee: coffeete.ir/mramines📝Story:According to rumors, there’s lots of precious gold hidden in the jungles of Peru. It got there when the Spanish conquered parts of South America. A Spanish noble, Francisco Pizarro, arrived in Peru in the 1500s. He found a group of people called the Incas. The Incas believed that their leader, Atahualpa, was both a king and a god. But Pizarro didn’t agree.“It is sin for a man to think he is God!” he said to Atahualpa. Atahualpa thought Pizarro was insulting his heritage. He thought the blonde Spanish men held prejudices against the Incas. But Atahualpa was a kind man and didn’t want to fight the Spaniards. He said, “If I give you a room full of gold, will you leave my country in peace?”Pizarro was suspicious. He thought Atahualpa was exaggerating. But a few days later, Pizarro returned to the Inca palace with his ambassadors. He saw a room filled with stacks of gold. There were golden necklaces, cups, plates, and vases. It was a great spectacle. He acknowledged that Atahualpa had told the truth. But after seeing the gold, he wanted all of Peru’s gold. So, he didn’t leave the country.The Spanish soldiers stayed in Peru and grabbed all the gold they could find. But the Inca people tricked the Spaniards. They mixed the gold with tin so that it was poor quality. They gave this gold to the Spaniards.Meanwhile, they hid the good gold. They put it into sacks and dragged it deep into the jungle. The Spanish conquerors never found the gold. People think it is still there today.Thanks for listening😉💚

    36 min

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توی این پادکست من میام توی هر اپیزود، یه داستان انگلیسی از یه کتاب معتبر می‌خونم و باهم معنی می‌کنیم و لذت ‌می‌بریم. مرسی ازتون :) راستی. اگه دوست دارین این پادکست، زنده بمونه؛ می‌تونید منو یه قهوه مهمون کنید😁☕👇 coffeete.ir/mramines

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