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Teacher Robert's Podcast

The Benefits of Home-Cooked Meals (with transcript and quiz)

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Moekoの日本語ベラベラtimeEpi37: something new I want to challenge myself 【Japanese Podcast: listening practice】

【登場人物】

Andreea Popescu（アンドレア・ポペスク）
ブカレスト観光案内所の職員。明るく、丁寧な日本語を話す。日本文化が大好き。

陳 公明（ちぇん・こうめい）
中国・上海出身。日本在住の研究者。英語は苦手だが日本語が堪能。3週間の休暇で東欧旅行でルーマニアに来た。


(陳さんが観光案内所を訪れる)

陳：「あの、すみません。ここ、日本語で大丈夫ですか？」

アンドレア：（にこやかに）
「はい、大丈夫ですよ。ようこそ、ブカレストへ！」

陳：「助かりました。実は英語が苦手で……日本語が通じるなんて思いませんでした。」

アンドレア：「実は私は日本語を大学で勉強したんです。日本に少し留学もしました。」

陳：「そうなんですか？発音がすごく自然ですね。」

アンドレア：（照れながら）
「ありがとうございます。今日はどんな場所をお探しですか？」


陳：「初めてのルーマニアなので、有名な観光地を一日でまわれるルートを知りたいんです。」

アンドレア：「なるほど。一日ですね。それなら——」

アンドレア

「まず午前中に**国民の館（Palatul Parlamentului）**を見学しましょう。世界最大級の建物です。内部ツアーも人気ですよ。」

陳：「へぇ、そんなに大きいんですか？」

アンドレア：「ええ。チャウシェスク時代の建築で、歴史の重さを感じられます。」

陳：「なるほど……ではそのあと？」

アンドレア：「午後は**旧市街（Centrul Vechi）**を歩きましょう。カフェやレストランがたくさんあって、建物もフォトジェニックですよ。」

陳：「いいですね。写真を撮るのが趣味なので楽しみです。」

アンドレア：「夕方になったら、**ヘラストラウ公園（Parcul Herăstrău）**で少し休むのもおすすめです。湖の景色がきれいなんです。」

陳：「へぇ～、なんだか京都の鴨川みたいですね。」

アンドレア：（笑って）
「そうかもしれませんね。静かでロマンチックですよ。」


陳：「本当に助かりました。あなたの日本語のおかげで、安心しました。」

アンドレア：「どういたしまして。もし迷ったら、また聞いてください。行ってらっしゃい。」

SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送  継続は力ニャり

Vol.131マリアさんと観光案内所での会話　セイさんも

Today, in the “Serbian to go” podcast, you will hear an explanation about PLURALIA TANTUM in the Serbian language and learn some most common nouns that have ONLY PLURAL forms.
Some of them you may already know, but listen to the end to check your knowledge.🤗
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje!📚
See you in class!👩‍🏫


SERBIAN TO GO

Плуралија тантум – Pluralia tantum (All levels)

Youtubeのほうもよろしくお願いします！
”よくあるまちがい”をとうこうしました。
とうこう：post




”店（みせ）”　noun 

ネクタイの店
ケーキのお店
酒（さけ）のお店


〇日本料理（にほんりょうり）の店
〇韓国料理（かんこくりょうり）のお店
〇フランス料理のお店

ケーキのお店（食べるところでもOK）



じょうちょう：Redundant
△いざかやのお店
△バーのおみせ
△イタリアレストランのおみせ


ようへい先生　N4～N3　レベルの生徒（せいと）へ　(^^♪

"店（みせ）" の ちょっと とくべつな 使い方

Quindi: sarebbe facile o diventerebbe veramente complicato avere una relazione con una persona che parla una lingua diversa dalla nostra?
Potrebbe essere difficile litigare?
Diventerebbe complicato spiegarsi meglio?
Ho colto l’occasione…. Oppure potrei dire che “ho preso spunto” da una lezione con Lisa che, come avrete capito, è tedesca e che ha una relazione con un uomo danese, il quale vive in Italia.
Lei ha detto che loro comunicano in inglese, perché il loro livello linguistico è molto alto.
Ma secondo me non è solo un fatto di comunicazione. Subentrerebbe la cultura, intesa come abitudini mentali: quello che è normale per me, non è normale per qualcun altro.
E poi c’è la questione della personalità, come dicevamo nell’intervista: siamo davvero noi stessi quando parliamo un’altra lingua?
Nei miei anni di insegnamento ho avuto molti studenti che volevano imparare l’italiano proprio perché il loro partner è italiano. 
Che gesto d’amore immenso. Imparare la lingua dell’altro per capirlo meglio!
Un antico proverbio italiano dice “moglie e buoi dei paesi tuoi”. Ma in un mondo così fluido, ha ancora senso un proverbio così?
Perché c’entra anche la questione scientifica che parlare una lingua straniera, o più idiomi, sembrerebbe aiutarci a vedere il mondo con occhi diversi. È una questione scientifica non ancora risolta.
Allora ve lo chiedo direttamente: parlare italiano vi fa vedere il mondo da un’altra prospettiva?
Sarebbe possibile per voi avere una relazione con una persona che parla un’altra lingua?
Anche una relazione di amicizia…. Sareste un vero amico – o una vera amica?


la Rubrica di Simona

LE RELAZIONI POLIGLOTTE

Hi! I'm Young-Ssam! 
"안녕하세요!", "안녕!" 어떤 게 맞을까요? Which one is correct?
Hi! I'm Young-Ssam! Today we're going to learn how to great someone in korean! It's in both Korean and English. Let's go listen right now!:) Now, practice!

I'll speak first and you speak later. Please answer within 5 seconds. Then, follow along with me! Where it says "um um um", insert your name and speak! 

<A1-A2>*이제 시작! Now start!*

안녕, 안녕하세요(Greetings-Polite&Casual)

Circes has turned Odyssea's crew into birds. Will Odyssea figure out how to get them back to their human form?

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The Adventures of Odyssea: Chapter 2.2 - Circes

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