💢 هزینه استفاده از مطالب کانال، روزی ۱۴ صلوات جهت سلامتی و تعجیل در ظهور امام زمان 💢 این کار بهانه ایست برای اینکه هر کدام از ما در حد توان قدمی هر چند کوچک در راه امام زمانمان برداریم. 📒 دعای سلامتی امام زمان اللَّهُمَّ کُنْ لِوَلِیِّکَ الحُجَةِ بنِ الحَسَن صَلَواتُکَ علَیهِ و عَلی آبائِهِ فِی هَذِهِ السَّاعَةِ وَ فِی کُلِّ سَاعَةٍ وَلِیّاً وَ حَافِظاً وَ قَائِداً وَ نَاصِراً وَ دَلِیلًا وَ عَیْناً حَتَّى تُسْکِنَهُ أَرْضَکَ طَوْعاً وَ تُمَتعَهُ فِیهَا طَوِیلا” 📝 ترجمه ی دعا به فارسی خدایا، در این لحظه و در تمام لحظات، سرپرست و نگاهدار و راهبر و یارى گر و راهنما و دیدبان ولیّات حضرت حجّة بن الحسن- که درودهاى تو بر او و بر پدرانش باد- باش، تا او را به صورتى که خوشایند اوست و همه از او فرمانبرى مى نمایند ساکن زمین گردانیده، و مدّت زمان طولانى در آن بهره مند سازى   📝 ترجمه ی دعا به انگلیسی O Allah! Protect Your vicegerent Hujjat (the Proof) ibn. al-Hasan and send salutations upon him, and his ancestors, now as well as at all the times, (as our) Imam, Guardian, Supporter, and Guide until such time when you bestow upon him the honor of heading the (Divine) Government. And let the people be delighted in his .reign, by bestowing success, and by extending his reign. 🏡 eitaa.com/English_House 🏡

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#comprehension #reading روخوانی و درک مطلب 📖 👩👨 Todd: So Meg, you are talking about being in the military, and you said you were a medic. Can you explain what that is? Meg: Yeah. So a medic, which now I believe is called health care specialist, is – I always say it's kind of similar to being like a paramedic where it's not a full nurse job. I think nurses have more training like in civilian side nurses, but similar to paramedic where you have certain, like, minor procedures that you're trained to do and high-level things than just an EMT like doing IVs and giving shots and stitches and things like that. And you're trained – because it's the military, you're especially trained for emergency situations, and how to treat someone who has maybe some serious life-threatening wounds. So that's a medic. Todd: Wow. That sounds like a really difficult job. I mean, it's not your typical, just soldier job. You must have had a lot of schooling and education. Meg: I had – well, everyone goes through the initial, about two and a half months like basic training. And that's more kind of basic combat skills and physical training that kind of thing. And then I had four months past that to train to be a medic. So we went through like emergency medical technician course just like civilian side. I got certified with that. And then we had additional training for the military skills like IVs and emergency procedures, that kind of thing. Todd: Right. Can you explain what IV is? Meg: IV is an intravenous – like getting fluids into your body. So if you've been injured and you've lost a lot of blood or maybe you're dehydrated and you need some fluid in your body quickly, then we stick a needle into your vein and then the fluids go in. And the needle comes back out but a little tube stays in. And then you can get fluids quickly that way. Todd: So anybody that's been to the doctor knows that's always kind of the anxious moment when the nurse or the person who's going to stick the needle in. Were you good at doing that? Meg: So once I learned how to do it, I think I was pretty good. And I actually enjoyed doing it, not in a creepy way but, you know, it was – I guess, because I was decent at it that it was a part of my job that I enjoyed. But for myself, before we went through that training, I actually became dehydrated and needed to get an IV myself. And I was terrified because I really hadn't had that before in my life. And so, the nurse was going to come, you know, put the needle in my arm and I was like, "No, isn't there another? I'll just drink a lot of water." And she was saying, "Aren't you going to be a medic." And I was like, "Oh, I haven't trained yet. Don't do it." So yeah. Todd: Oh, that's cool. Yeah. I was recently in the hospital and they had me strapped up for both blood and for the water, the intravenous drip. And it's annoying because you can't really move, like if you want to get up and walk anywhere, you're strapped with all these tubes. And it's not very convenient. Meg: Yeah, yeah. Or at least you have to careful. When I was getting the IV, I didn't know that the needle doesn't stay in your arm. Now, for some things, it does. For blood, maybe it's different, I'm not sure. But yeah, so I was trying to be so careful too but you still want it to go well so you don't want to move very much. Todd: Right. So what percentage of people would you say freak out when they get the needle? Meg: Probably 90% or 95%. Todd: Oh really? Meg: Yeah. Even, you know, tough Army guys would come in and be – and they'd be like, "Oh, I'm fine. I'm fine in a bit." "Well, we need to give you an IV." And they'd be like, "Oh…" Todd: Right. Yeah. Nobody likes that. Meg: No. 🏡 eitaa.com/English_House 🏡

#comprehension #reading روخوانی و درک مطلب 📖 👩👨 ↪️continue Todd: So you transitioned. You were in the medical profession and then you moved to education. Why did you leave the medical profession for education? Meg: Yeah. That's interesting because I became a medic in the military because I thought after I – when I could continue college that I would be a nurse or a doctor. But my time serving as a medic helped me learn that that was not what I wanted to do for my career after all. So I definitely am glad that I had those skills and the things that I learned and was able to experience. But I had – English had kind of been on the back burner. And so then I said, "Okay, let me revisit this," and it led to English education. Todd: Wow. Have you ever thought about being like an English specialist for people in the medical fields like teaching doctors and nurses? Meg: I guess I haven't thought about that specifically. Sometimes I thought about going back to military. They do have something like English schools in the military. And so, I guess that would be related. Also it could be – yeah, so that would be interesting. Something to think about. Todd: All right. Great. Thanks, Meg. 🏡 eitaa.com/English_House 🏡

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#quote #حدیث #امام_صادق 💢 هزینه استفاده از مطالب کانال، روزی ۱۴ صلوات جهت سلامتی و تعجیل در ظهور امام زمان 💢 این کار بهانه ایست برای اینکه هر کدام از ما در حد توان قدمی هر چند کوچک در راه امام زمانمان برداریم. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🍵 quote of the day امام جعفر صادق عليه السلام می فرمایند : هرکس دوست دارد در روز قیامت بر سر سفره‌های نور بنشیند، پس از زائران حسین بن علی (علیه السلام) باشد. He who likes to sit down at the brilliant table of the Day of Judgment should visit Imam Hussain`s holy tomb بحار الأنوار جلد 98، صفحه 72 🏡 eitaa.com/English_House 🏡

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#news #listening #level2 Very old shipwrecks _ Level2 Scientists found ancient shipwrecks at the bottom of the Black Sea off of Bulgaria, and they believe that one of the wrecks is 2,400 years old and was a Greek trading vessel. The shipwrecks were in such deep water that there is no oxygen, and this means they are very well-preserved. This is the first time people can have a look at ships this old. Before, we could only see them in books or in paintings. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Difficult words  ancient (very old),  vessel (a ship or large boat),  well-preserved (not destroyed). باستانی کشتی یا قایق بزرگ خوب حفاظت شده 🏡 eitaa.com/English_House 🏡

#news #listening #level3 Very old shipwrecks _ Level3 People found a never-before-seen shipwreck off the coast of Bulgaria in the Black Sea. Scientists believe that one of the wrecks is a 2,400-year-old Greek trading vessel. Edward Price from the Black Sea Maritime Archaeology Project said that there are ships at the bottom of the ocean that people have never seen; we have only seen them in paintings, murals and books. The oxygen-free environment means that the wrecks are extremely well preserved, and the recent findings led to their own documentary project at the British Museum. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Difficult words vessel (a ship or a large boat),  mural (a painting on the surface of a wall). کشتی یا قایق بزرگ نقاشی دیواری 🏡 eitaa.com/English_House 🏡

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