N3～N2の皆様、こんにちは。
チャンネルの概要（がいよう）、読んでくれてありがとうございます。
このチャンネルでは中級者、上級者の生徒にアドバイスをしていこうと思っています。
良かったら聞いてください！

洋平先生　N3～N2クラスの生徒へ　(^^♪

N4レベルの生徒（せいと）のポッドキャストです！
聞（き）いてね！

ようへい先生　N4～N3　レベルの生徒（せいと）へ　(^^♪

みんなの日本語や、N5　N4のもんだいを出していきたいと思（おも）います。


ようへい先生　　N4,N5チャンネル

En este episodio hablaremos sobre la yerba mate, cómo y dónde se produce, les vamos a contar en detalle todo el proceso de la misma. Mencionaremos los distintos tipos de mate y muchas cosas más. Un primer episodio hecho con muchas ganas para que puedas conocer más de la cultura argentina.

Argentina en tu casa

El Mate, costumbre argentina ( Episodio 1)

Esta es la segunda parte del podcast en el que Jon (Madrid) y Joan (Barcelona) comentan las tradiciones típicas del final de diciembre y el principio de enero en España. ¡Relájate y Escúchanos!

¡Qué Pasa! Podcast en Español

NAVIDAD en España- Parte 2

Have you ever thought why the Dead Sea in Jordan is called "dead"?
In this episode, we talk about some surprising and some other logical reasons!

Share in the comments if you have visited the Dead Sea, used any of its health products or plan on visiting!

5-minute English Tea Time

ep10. The Dead Sea:  Why "Dead"?

How do we make an apology in Chinese? 
对不起[duì bù qǐ]，抱歉 [bào qiàn]  /不好意思 [bù hǎo yì si]

If you bump into someone else on the street. you can say: 抱歉/不好意思/对不起
I'm sorry for being late 抱歉我迟到了。/对不起我迟到了。/不好意思我迟到了。
Sorry I didn’t hear you. 抱歉/不好意思/对不起，我没有听到你说的话。
Sorry, could you repeated it again? 抱歉/不好意思/对不起，你可以重新说一遍吗？

really sorry  很抱歉 [hěn bào qiàn]， 很 means very
I'm really sorry for being late. 很抱歉我迟到了。

You also can say 非常抱歉/非常不好意思 [fēi cháng]，非常 also means very, extremely; highly
I'm really sorry for being late.非常抱歉/非常不好意思我迟到了。

Cara：I’m really sorry, is your car okay？非常不好意思，你的车有没有事？ 
The driver：It’s okay, you can go. 没事，你可以走了。

It’s okay in Chinese, 没事[méi shì]/没关系[méi guān xi]
It's OK. Don't worry about it. 没关系，不要放在心上。

At the end of today, I’ll leave you with a question:  can we say 非常对不起? Could you try to make a sentence？

Okay , that’s all for today. Thanks for listening. If you like my podcast ,you can subscribe to it. and If you have any question or suggestion about my podcast, feel free to message me or we can discuss it in our class. I’ll see you next time.我们下次节目再见。


Talk to Cara in Chinese

10. 道歉 make an apology

The 3-Second Shift: From Tension to Trust

What if clarity had nothing to do with vocabulary?
What if your English didn’t need fixing — your voice just needed space?

In this episode, I share a story about one of my clients — a senior product lead at Tencent — who felt like she disappeared every time she had to speak in English.

She wasn’t struggling with grammar.
She was struggling with presence.

We didn’t work on performance.
We worked on something simpler — and far more powerful:
A 3-second shift that helped her speak from calm, not tension. From self-trust, not fear.

If you’re a global professional who sounds fluent but doesn’t feel fully you in English — this episode is for you.

DM me “VOICE” if it resonates. I’ll send you a short voice note you can use today.

Let’s bring your real voice back.

Job Interview Preparation | CEO Interview Strategies From Diverse Business Sectors!

The 3-Second Shift: From Tension to Trust

Note: This podcast is intended for language learning ONLY. Not for promoting or criticizing any political party or ideology. Let’s keep it friendly and accessible to all :)

Also, all of the experiences are the hosts’ own experiences so please do your own research if you need more information.