The Konnichiwa Podcast is a bilingual English-Japanese podcast. Dan, My, and Yurie started the podcast with the goal of creating a show where Japanese and English speakers of all levels could improve their language skills and have fun in the process. With topics ranging from the latest news stories, to life in Japan, to the history of ramen, the Konnichiwa Podcast aims to entertain while giving listeners a glimpse into international communication.

The Konnichiwa Podcast

HSK vocabulary

Yes or No , how to say in Chinese

Hoy vamos a hablar de una bebida que forma parte de la vida diaria de millones de personas:

☕ El café venezolano

Para muchos venezolanos, el café no es solamente una bebida… es un momento para conversar, descansar y compartir con otras personas.

En este episodio aprenderás:

☕ Historia del café en Venezuela
☕ Tipos de café venezolano
☕Expresiones comunes
☕Vocabulario útil
☕Cultura del café
☕Preguntas para practicar español


Spanish with Nathy

🎧🎙️Venezuelan Coffee — History, Flavors, and Culture of a Tradition.🎙️🇻🇪☕

🧠 Confidence & Communication — What’s the real connection?

If you’re a non-native English-speaking manager, you’ve likely felt it:

👉 You know what you want to say…
But in the moment, the words vanish. Doubt creeps in. Confidence slips away.

The truth is — language and confidence are deeply connected.
How you feel when you speak matters just as much as the words you choose.

Try this 1-minute confidence reset before your next meeting:

✨ Close your eyes
✨ Inhale slowly (4 seconds)
✨ Hold (4 seconds)
✨ Exhale gently (6 seconds)
✨ Repeat 3 times

Then say quietly to yourself:
💬 “My voice matters. I speak with clarity.”

🌿 Confidence doesn’t mean speaking perfectly. It means showing up — grounded, clear, and present.

If you’re ready to feel more confident in your communication, I’d love to help.

📩 DM me anytime — let’s build that confidence together.

#BusinessEnglish #ConfidenceAtWork #LeadershipCommunication #MindfulCommunication #NonNativeSpeaker #PublicSpeaking #ExecutivePresence #SoftSkillsMatter #SpeakWithConfidence #CareerGrowth

Job Interview Preparation | Build Strong Communication Under Pressure

🧠 Confidence & Communication — What’s the real connection?

『日本語能力試験」対策＿日本語総まとめN3（語彙）』アスク出版 テキストを読んでいきます。 １回に1日ずつ読んでいきます。 今日は、第2週5日目です。

N3合格

N3　語彙　第2週5日目

Full transcript: https://japanesemayuna.com/

はい、こんにちは。今回はシーズン２の７回目です。今日は大学のレポートを一つ終えました。だんだん書き方がわかってきましたが、難しいです。毎年１月は日本語の生徒さんが増えます。私の授業でも、新しい生徒さんが増えています。いつもありがとうございます。１月は新しい目標を立てて、新しい習慣を始める人が多いですね。

Hello. This is episode 7 of season 2 of my podcast. Today I finished one of my university essays. I am gradually learning how to write them, but it is still difficult. Every year in January, the number of Japanese students increases. There are also more new students in my classes. Thank you to all my students, January is the month when many people set new goals and start new habits.

最近外に出ていなかったので、今日は出かけることにしました。出かけるほどの用事がなかったので、オンラインで注文していた商品を、わざわざキャンセルして取りに行くことにしました。「わざわざ」は、しなくてもいいことをするときに使います。いい意味でも悪い意味でも使います。電車に乗って、４つ先の駅の家電量販店に行きました。先月まではそんなに寒くなかったですが、最近急に寒くなりました。今週は雪が降るそうです。先月のうちにコートをクリーニングに出しておいて良かったです。

I hadn't been outside recently, so I decided to go out today. I didn't have any things I needed to do outside, so I decided to Wazawaza cancel the items I had ordered online and pick them up at the store. 'Wazawaza (intentionally)' is used when you do something you don't have to do. It is used in both positive and negative contexts. I took the train to an electronics store four stops away. It wasn't so cold until last month, but it has suddenly become cold recently. It is going to snow this week. I am glad I got my coat dry cleaned last month.

家電量販店でコンタクトレンズを買ったら、1,000円ぐらいのポイントが溜まりました。日本の家電量販店では、よくポイントがもらえます。この店のポイントは買った金額の10%です。たとえば1,000円の買い物をすると、100円のポイントがもらえます。ポイントは同じ店で現金として使うことができます。違う店では使えません。私はこのポイントを使って、筋トレ用のアンクルウェイトを買い換えることにしました。いままで0.5kgのものを使っていましたが、1kgにしました。持って帰る時少し重かったので、改めてオンラインは便利だと思いました。

Japanese Lessons with Mayuna

S2 Ep7. ポイントシステム

Learn the best home, bedroom, and furniture vocabulary so that you can express yourself in French!

Learn Basic French Podcast

Learn Basic French: Voici ma chambre (Here's my bedroom)

Mưa phùn bay, hoa đào nở.
Ông trồng cây táo xuống đất. Bé tưới nước cho cây. Mưa tưới nước cho cây. Mặt trời sưởi nắng cho cây.
Con Gà Trống đi qua nói to:
– Cây ơi! Cây lớn mau!
Thế là những chiếc lá non bật ra.
Những con Bươm Bướm bay qua cũng nói to:
– Cây ơi! Cây lớn mau!
Thế là cây ra đầy hoa.
Một hôm, ông, bé, Gà, Bươm Bướm cùng nói to:
– Cây ơi! Cây lớn mau!
Thế là những quả táo chín ngon lành hiện ra.
Bé giơ áo ra, những quả táo chính ngon lành rơi đầy vào lòng bé

*Hope you enjoy this story
Hope to see you in my Vietnamese class
Thank you*

Vietnameseonlineclass.com

Đọc truyện Tiếng Việt- Thứ 4 hàng tuần - #3 Truyện Cây Táo

*Finally, I am so glad to tell you that you can also listen to the podcast "그거 봤어?(Did you watch it?)" on the YouTube channel now!" 
Besides, you can watch transcripts on this channel!
(+ please subscribe and smash like buttons!😍)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3cz2KgaGS8DEro6KwehiaQ/featured

This is also the FIRST episode about apps used in Korea!😊
If you visit Korea, you should listen to it no matter what!!
“네이버 지도”(Naver Map) & “카카오맵”(Kakao map) are GPS and navigation apps in Korea that provide rich route suggestions depending on your preferred mode of transportation. 
In this episode, we will tell you how different they are from Google maps and why I suggest them.
Also, I am going to give you steps on how to use them from the beginning!
