იდიომა "ყურების ჩამოყრა"  ნიშნავს დასევდიანებას, მოწყენას. To be down in the mouth. The illustration (by Kote Iantbelidze) describes the idiom in a very direct (to throw down the ears), humoristic way.

ქართული იდიომები-Georgian Idioms!

ყურების ჩამოყრა

第8课  让我想想再告诉你

一、听力  第一部分
1.我喜欢黑色的。
2.这个商店的衣服很多。
3.公司的大门每天早上六点开。
4.小张昨天告诉我一件事。
5.你的衣服太长了，不好看。

第二部分
6. 女：中午我们一起吃饭吧。
男：我现在很忙，你五分钟后再给我打电话，好吗？
7. 女：这件衣服太贵了。
男：那你再看看那件红的吧。
8. 男：大卫病了，我想去医院看看他。 
女：我跟你一起去吧。
9. 女：房间的门打不开了。 
男：我叫人去看看。
10. 女：这是王小姐的报纸，你能帮我给她吗？
男：好的。

第三部分
11. 男：你看见我的手机了吗？
   女：让我想想，你看是不是在床上？
   问：男的在找什么？
12. 男：你给我打电话了？有什么事情吗？
   女：我想问问你晚上去不去看电影。
   问：女的为什么给男的打电话？
13. 女：外面天气很好，我们出去运动运动吧？
   男：好，打篮球怎么样？
   问：男的想做什么？
14. 男：你好，我房间的门打不开了。
   女：好的，先生。我叫人去看看。
问：女的可能是做什么工作的？
15. 男：我想给妈妈买件衣服，你看这两件怎么样？
   女：这件白的有点儿长，那件黑的有点儿贵。
问：女的觉得哪件衣服不错？


hsk2 第8课  让我想想再告诉你

I invite you to tune in to hear the rest of my conversation with Listening Expert Cara Leopold with Leo Listening. This time, we talk about how to get used to different accents and speaking speeds and motivate yourself to learn a language for work or school even if you don't want to. You'll also learn what to do if your language learning has stalled, bad habits language learners pick up when learning a language in a traditional classroom setting, reductions and linking, and how to improve your English skills by joining a movie club. Here are a couple of excerpts from our conversation: "The irony is that it's usually the words that you already know that cause the most problems." "People resent it (the English language), and I understand that because it's imposed on a lot of people, and obviously, we can't expect everyone to be excited about learning it. So I totally understand those feelings, which are valid. I think then, if you can't get excited about English, what can you get excited about? What interests you, in general?" 

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Original theme music by Lucas Knutter. 

Read the transcript at https://www.express-to-impress.com/english-language/. 

Join the Express to Impress community on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/express-to-impress/.

Express to Impress

Listening Expert Shares How to Understand More of the English Language

We took the risk. We said YES to the new job or new home. We are using our English, at last. 

Unfortunately, however, we may find that the reactions of others -- in the workplace or in our home -- are MIXED. 

Some people are proud of us and want to celebrate our success with us. Others, we may be surprised to discover, seem to suddenly DISLIKE us. They may appear to distrust us or seem jealous, envious, or more competitive. Support we may have had just a day before - that helped us get where we find ourselves -- may have suddenly disappeared.

If this has happened to you -- you're not alone. AND there are ways to feel better and get the support and care you seek. 

This is something I wish we spoke more about, for I believe it's a topic that is CRUCIALLY important in the world of language learning. 

I'd love to hear what you think! 

Hear and There

11. What can happen after (and why we may be afraid of) stepping out of our comfort zone

Il migliore amico di Jimmy è un ragazzo italiano di nome Marco. Marco è di Venezia, ha 30 anni e vuole imparare l’inglese. A volte la sera Jimmy incontra Marco e insieme chiacchierano in italiano e in inglese.

Jimmy conosce Marco da solo un mese. Marco è giovane, un po’ basso, magro ma è in forma. Secondo alcune persone è bello, secondo altre persone è brutto.

Marco ha i capelli corti, castani e ricci. Ha gli occhi piccoli e neri, le labbra carnose, il naso aquilino come molti italiani e ha la pelle scura.

Jimmy è anziano, alto, un po’ robusto. Ha i capelli lunghi, biondi e lisci. In realtà i suoi capelli stanno diventando brizzolati. Ha gli occhi grandi e verdi, le labbra sottili e il naso a patata.

Marco e Jimmy hanno due caratteri diversi. Marco è estroverso, gentile ma pigro. Jimmy è timido e introverso, a volte scontroso, ma molto diligente.

Sono due brave persone: Jimmy è molto generoso, Marco è molto simpatico e sorridente. Però Jimmy, quando è arrabbiato, è un po’ antipatico. Marco invece è un po’ tirchio e lascia pagare sempre Jimmy!

Nonostante le differenze, Jimmy e Marco vanno molto d’accordo e sono felici di trascorrere del tempo insieme.



Language points



Secondo + persona = Secondo me oggi piove!/Secondo Luigi, arriveremo a destinazione fra due ore.
Lascia pagare = Lascia + infinito. Lasciami stare in pace!/Lascia andare Gianni in giardino.
Nonostante = Nonostante il prezzo, voglio comprare questo biglietto aereo./Nonostante la pioggia, il cane è in giardino.
Andare d’accordo = Io e i miei fratelli andiamo molto d’accordo./Tu vai d’accordo con la tua famiglia?
Trascorrere del tempo = Ami trascorrere del tempo con i tuoi amici?

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Il mio migliore amico

买单 (mǎidān) — to pay a bill, to pay for a meal
能 (néng) — can, may
方便 (fāngbiàn) — to go to the restroom
一下 (yíxià) — used after a verb, indicating an act or attempt
这里 (zhèlǐ) — here
洗手间 (xǐshǒujīan) — restroom, toilet
意思 (yìsi) — meaning, implication
哦 (ò) — (used to indicate realization or understanding) oh, ah
那 (nà) — then, in that case
下 (xià) — next
…… 的时候 (……de shíhou) — when
告诉 (gàosu) — to tell, to inform
拿 (ná) — to hold, to take, to fetch

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こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。


今日もN4です！
〜はじめる
動きの開始の時に使います。

早速例文いきましょう！

・桜が咲きはじめました。

・2年前から日本語を勉強しはじめました。

・最近、ドラマを見はじめました。

・あ、雨が降りはじめました。

・昨日からトレーニングをしはじめました。

こんな感じですね！
どうですか？

動きとか、習慣とかをスタートした時に使いますね。
会話の中でもよく使います。

みなさんも口に出して練習してみたり、
例文作ったりしてみてくださいね！

今回も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！
ではまた！

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#292 N4 〜はじめる、について！

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