In this episode, I talk about some delicious foods I’ve eaten recently.
How about you—have you had anything tasty lately, whether it’s food or a product you enjoyed?
I’d love to hear about it in the comments ❤️

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EP#４　最近食べた美味しい物😋　The Most Delicious Things I’ve Eaten Recently

The story text plz check it on my YouTube channel


Learning Chinese by reading picture book

who bit my cake谁咬了我的大饼

一天yī tiān 晚上wǎn shang ，一yī 个gè 男孩nán hái 和hé 一yī 个gè 女孩nǚ hái 在zài 公园gōng yuán 散步sàn bù 。

男孩nán hái 说shuō :”今天jīn tiān 晚上wǎn shang 的de 天气tiān qì 不bù 太tài 好hǎo ，有点儿yǒu diǎnr 冷lěng 。”

女孩nǚ hái 说shuō :”是shì 的de ，我wǒ 也yě 觉得jué de 今天jīn tiān 晚上wǎn shang 有点儿yǒu diǎnr 冷lěng 。”

说shuō 完wán 后hòu ，男孩nán hái 看kàn 了le 看kàn 自己zì jǐ 的de 衣服yī fu。这zhè 时shí 女孩nǚ hái 心里xīn lǐ 很hěn 高兴gāo xìng ，她tā 以为yǐ wéi 男孩nán hái 要yào 把bǎ 自己zì jǐ 的de 衣服yī fu给gěi 她tā 穿chuān 。但是dàn shì 男孩nán hái 说shuō :”还好hái hǎo 我wǒ 今天jīn tiān 穿chuān 了le 两liǎng 件jiàn 衣服yī fu。”

A short and interesting Chinese daily article  for every day

take a walk 散步

今回のテーマは「日本のお正月（New Year）」です。
みなさんの国では、New Yearにパーティーをしますか？実は、日本人はあまりパーティーをしません。とても静かです。では、何をしますか？
このエピソードで、日本人の本当のお正月を紹介します！
【このエピソードで話すこと】
日本人はパーティーをしない？
12月31日と1月1日に食べるもの（そば・おせち）
300万人が行く「初詣（Hatsumode）」とは？
子供が大好きなお金「お年玉（Otoshidama）」
「あけましておめでとう」はいつ言う？（挨拶のルール）

Today's theme is "Japanese New Year" (Oshogatsu).
Do you party on New Year's Eve?Actually, Japanese people don't really party. It's very quiet.So, what do we do?
In this episode, I will introduce the REAL Japanese New Year culture!
【Topics】
Why Japanese don't party on NYE.
Special foods for Dec 31st and Jan 1st (Soba & Osechi).
What is "Hatsumode"? (Visiting shrines).
"Otoshidama": Free money for kids!
Important: When to say "Akemashite Omedetou"? (Greeting rules).

今天的主題是「日本的新年（お正月）」。
大家跨年時會開派對（Party）嗎？其實，日本人不太開派對，日本的新年非常安靜。那麼，日本人都在做什麼呢？
這集節目將為大家介紹真實的日本新年文化！
【本集重點】
日本人跨年不開趴？
12月31日與1月1日必吃的食物（蕎麥麵・御節料理）
300萬人擠爆神社？關於「初詣」文化
小孩最愛的紅包「御年玉（Otoshidama）」
「あけましておめでとう」什麼時候說才對？（問候語的規則）



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静かでユニークな日本のお正月文化｜The Quiet & Unique "Japanese New Year Culture"｜安靜又獨特的「日本新年文化」

第三集：春节必吃的美食
时长：5分钟
核心：3款经典春节美食+吉祥寓意


Easy learning Chinese: Spring Festival

Yummy Food for Spring Festival

When we learn anything new, including a foreign language, it's necessary to memorize some basic information.  This provides a foundation for everything else.  So how can you memorize what you need without wasting a lot of time or feeling bored?  

For a full transcript of this podcast, please see https://www.difficultenglishexplained.com/most-efficient-way-to-memorize1/.

Difficult English Explained

What's the most efficient way to memorize material? (Part 1)

生徒さんの心を✅つかむためには笑いを取らなければ⭐️
To grab=つかむ



Japanese "Taka" it easy

笑いをとる=笑わせる

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