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Nihongo_Hanaso（N3+）

N3+日本で口座開設！


   a. Born with a silver spoon in one's mouth - To be born into a wealthy or privileged family.
      Example: "He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, never having to worry about money."
   b. Strike gold - To discover or achieve something highly valuable or successful.
      Example: "She struck gold when she found the rare antique at the flea market."
   c. Win hands down - To win easily or without much effort.
      Example: "The experienced team won hands down in the basketball tournament."
   d. Make a killing - To make a large profit or financial gain.
      Example: "He made a killing by investing in the stock market."
   e. Luck of the draw - Outcomes determined purely by chance.
      Example: "Who gets the biggest office is just luck of the draw."


IELTS Podcast 雅思博客

Luck and success idioms:

In the middle of a world health crisis, free food was offered to people, encouraging them to stay safe. Find out more in this episode! 
>>Did your country offer any incentives during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Comment below and let me know!

5-minute English Tea Time

ep9. How Free Food Can Keep the World Safe

"Think 'Sumimasen' only means 'I’m sorry'? Think again! 🧐

In this episode, Maiko Sensei — a professional Japanese teacher with over 450 lessons experience — reveals the 9 different levels of this magic word. From calling a waiter to the 'Pro Level' of giving gifts, mastering 'Sumimasen' is the ultimate key to sounding natural in Japan.

What you will learn today:

Levels 1-3: The basics you need for survival in Japan.

Levels 5-7: How to use it for 'Thank you' and polite transitions.

Level 9: The 'Pro Level' usage for declining offers and giving gifts.

The Secret: Why Japanese people use this word even when they didn't do anything wrong!

Special Request: If you leveled up today, please follow the show and give me a 5-star rating! ⭐ It helps me reach more students around the world.

Let's study together! Want to practice 'Sumimasen' with me? Book a private lesson on italki or Preply! Links are right here: [Your italki Link] [Your Preply Link]

Don't just say it, feel it. Let's master 'Sumimasen' together!"

HONTO NO NIHONGO with Maiko

EP5: The 9 Levels of "SUMIMASEN": Are you using it right?

Եկեք մի փոքր խոսենք հարաբերությունների մասին։ Այստեղ ես պատմում եմ հայկական անավդական ընտանիքի առանձնահատկությունների մասին...

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davet etmek (f.):   Kibar bir şekilde çağırmak.
kabarmak (f.):       Bir sıvının ısı etkisiyle içinde bulunduğu kapta yükselmesi.
köpük (i.):              Kaynatılan sıvıların üzerinde oluşan hava kabarcıkları yığını.
köpürmek (f.):      Köpük oluşturmak.
kuşluk vakti (i.):   Günün sabahla öğle arasındaki bölümü.
misafirperverlik (i.): Misafiri sevme ve ona ikramlarda bulunma durumu. 
taşmak (f.):              Sıvı maddeler için, bulundukları kabın dışına çıkmak. 
tiryaki (i.):                Tütün, kahve, çay vb. keyif veren maddelere alışmış olan kişi.

ALL ABOUT TURKıSH

TÜRK KAHVESİ

Hi there! This is Ken, your Japanese teacher.
Today I am going to talk about "how to relax"
Hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to take a comprehension check quiz after listening to the episode.

けんと日本語/Japanese with Ken

リラックスのほうほう

As humans, we are social beings however we must also establish personal boundaries within our relationships. For someone who worked in the people industry for 15 years, I have many lessons to share and I have also learned to establish some walls that cannot be climbed. Especially, for people building their businesses, setting boundaries with acquaintances and relationships is extremely important to keep ones reputation and even integrity. 

FLO TALKS 

PERSONAL BOUNDARIES and its importance in relationships and Business

We talk about job interviews and her field of computer science. We also discuss Taiwan and other things... Book a lesson with me today I can get you ready for your job interview...