주말 특가예요, 소시지 1+1 행사 중입니다. 한 번 시식해 보세요.
周末大减价, 香肠买一送一啦。尝一下吧。

하나 주세요! 저번에 먹어봤는데, 하나도 안 짜고, 담백하니 맛있더라고요. 
来一个吧! 上次尝过, 一点儿都不咸, 既清淡又好吃。

네, 이번에 할인 행사와 특별하게 미니 머스터드 소스도 같이 챙겨 드려요.
好, 这次减价活动还特别赠送一个迷你芥末酱。	

감사합니다. 다음에 또 올게요.
谢谢你。下次还会再来。


특가 大减价  
소시지 香肠  
담백하다 清淡  
머스터드 소스 芥末酱 

[YOON] 1분 한국어

주말 특가예요, 소시지 1+1 행사 중입니다.  周末大减价, 香肠买一送一啦。

Una historia sobre el desbalance en el cuidado a mí misma y a otros, así como una reflexión sobre la importancia de cuidarnos a nosotros mismos tan bien como cuidados a otras personas.

Spanish to improve your life

Cuídate a ti mismo como cuidarías a otros (Spanish B2C1)

لم تكن البداية سهلة.

صحراء واسعة،
لا ماء فيها،
ولا أنيس.

هناك،
ترك إبراهيم عليه السلام زوجته هاجر
وطفلها الصغير إسماعيل.

لم يكن ذلك هروبًا،
ولا قسوة،
بل أمرًا من الله.

سألت هاجر:
آلله أمرك بهذا؟

قال: نعم.
فقالت:
إذن لن يضيّعنا.

مرّت الأيام،
ونفد الماء،
وبكى إسماعيل عطشًا.

ركضت هاجر بين الصفا والمروة،
مرة…
ثم مرة أخرى.

تبحث عن الحياة،
وتتعلق بالأمل.

وفجأة،
تفجّر الماء من تحت قدمي إسماعيل.

كان ذلك زمزم،
بركة لا تنتهي.

كبر إسماعيل،
شابًا صبورًا،
قريبًا من الله.

وفي يومٍ عظيم،
رأى إبراهيم رؤيا.

أن يذبح ابنه.

لم يتردد إبراهيم،
ولم يخفِ الأمر.

قال لابنه:
يا بني، إني أرى في المنام أني أذبحك،
فانظر ماذا ترى.

لم يصرخ إسماعيل،
ولم يعترض.

قال بهدوءٍ عجيب:
يا أبتِ افعل ما تُؤمر،
ستجدني إن شاء الله من الصابرين.

كان ذلك ذروة الطاعة،
وقمة الإيمان.

وحين سلّم الأب،
وسلّم الابن،
جاء الفرج.

فُدي إسماعيل بذبحٍ عظيم.

لم تكن القصة قصة ذبح،
بل قصة تسليم.

ومن إسماعيل،
بدأت حكاية أمة،
وبُني البيت،
ورُفعت القواعد.

قصة إسماعيل عليه السلام
هي قصة الثقة بالله،
حين يكون الأمر صعبًا…
لكن القلب مطمئن.

رحلة مع الأنبياء - A journey with prophets 

النبي إسماعيل عليه السلام \ prophet Ismail peace be upon him

Listen to this episode for some reflections on The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. This short podcast highlights some of the themes and vocabulary from Chapter 6. We learn about the little prince's love of sunsets and his longing for home.

This short chapter only has one highlighted vocabulary word: 

twilight (n.) – the time of day immediately following sunset

Enjoy! And don't forget to appreciate the small things in life. See you next time! 🌅

Book Club: The Little Prince

Let's Explore The Little Prince: Chapter 6

Practice the verb "form".
This time it is 「ない form」.
Let's do a lot of oral practice together so that you can convert quickly。

Let's study Japanese with AKEMI.

20 Japanese verbs, 【ない form】conjugation practice！

El futuro no siempre se expresa con futuro. Analizamos cuándo el español usa subjuntivo para hablar de acciones futuras y cómo el tiempo depende del sentido, no solo de la forma verbal.

El verbo por dentro

Episodio 5: Tiempo, futuro y subjuntivo

The following are statements and questions that you can use in different situations to talk about workplace overwhelm
............................................................................

Employee Experiencing Workload Overwhelm

I can't keep up with my workload.

I'm constantly stressed and burned out.

I feel like I'm drowning in tasks.

I don't have time for anything else but work.

How can I prioritize tasks effectively?

Can I delegate some of my workload?

How do I say no to additional work?

What are some time management techniques I can use?
...............................

Manager Observing Workload Overwhelm

My team seems stressed.

Productivity is declining.

Turnover rates are increasing.

Employees are making more mistakes.

How can I identify signs of workload overwhelm?

How can I distribute work more evenly?

What resources can I provide to support my team?

How can I create a more balanced workload?
.............................................................

Organization Addressing Workload Overwhelm

We need to improve employee well-being.

We're facing high turnover rates.

Productivity is declining.

We need to enhance our work-life balance culture.

How can we measure workload levels?

What policies can we implement to prevent overwhelm?

How can we foster a culture of work-life balance?

What training can we provide to help employees manage workload?
....................................................................
Team Discussing Workload Overwhelm

We're all feeling overwhelmed.

We need to communicate better.

Deadlines are unrealistic.

We need more support.

How can we prioritize tasks as a team?

Can we redistribute workload among ourselves?

How can we improve time management as a team?

What can we do to reduce unnecessary tasks?

The Global Professional Podcast

Statements and Questions related to Workplace Overwhelm - Episode 112

Have you ever accidentally gotten on a bus that was going out of service?

What do you expect would happen next? The driver would probably open the door and tell you to get off, and they wouldn't start driving until the bus was empty.

But that's not what happened to two tourists in Kyoto.

When they accidentally got on a bus that was going out of service in early June, the driver just closed the doors and drove away with them still on board.

And yes, he knew they were there.

But he was afraid to talk to them because they were foreigners, and he didn't know how to communicate with them.

As The Asahi Shimbun reported, the tourists — a man and a woman — got on the bus through the back door after all the other passengers exited at Kyoto station.

When they realized what had happened, the tourists asked the driver to stop, but he didn't understand them and just kept driving.

He later said he thought it would be best to deal with them at the bus terminal office.

When the driver wouldn't stop, the tourists called the police. An officer spoke to the driver over the phone, and the driver finally stopped.

They had been driving for around 20 minutes, traveling a distance of about 4 kilometers.

The West Japan JR Bus Company said: "We are very sorry for the inconvenience caused. Our employee training was insufficient, and our employee did not handle the situation correctly. We will thoroughly train our employees in the future."

Kyoto has a number of train and subway lines, but some of its most famous sites are most conveniently visited by bus — including Kiyomizudera temple in the east, and the gold-covered Kinkakuji temple in the northwest.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Kyoto Bus Driver Keeps Tourists On Board Out-of-Service Bus

こんばんは！Atsushiです。
今回も慣用句シリーズでいきますね！

今回は腰を使った慣用句です！


① 腰があるーコシがある 
うどんなどの歯ざわりがしっかりしている、という意味です。
ーこのうどんはコシがある。
などと言います。


② 腰がひけるーこしががひける
自信がなくて、少しやりたくない気持ちを表します。
ーバンジージャンプをするのは腰がひける。
などと言います。

③ 腰が低いーこしがひくい
 ひとに対して、自分をさげること
ー彼はとても腰が低い。
などと言います。


どうですか？
腰を使った表現もたくさんありますね。
おもしろいですね。

この3つはどれも日常生活でもよく使いますね。
1つめのコシがあるは、麺類、ヌードルに対して使いますので、日本に来たときは、うどんを食べてコシの強さを確かめてみてください！

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！
