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Воспоминания

Matòòòòò…. Si muore di caldo!!!!
Non poteva che iniziare così quest’ennesima rubrica.
Sembra che questa sia l’estate più calda di sempre – ma mi sembra che lo dicano tutti gli anni.
E quindi anche la rubrica, e quindi anche io, battiamo la fiacca alla grande!
Ma come ovviare a questa indolenza?
Di solito d’estate gli italiani si riscoprono lettori.
Certo: per leggere devi restare immobile, non muovere neanche un muscolo, così non sudi.
Mi sembra sempre una buona strategia.
E allora ecco che negli ultimi anni sono arrivati “i libri dell’estate”. perché tutti andiamo in vacanza, tutti in vacanza abbiamo più tempo.
E allora ecco che ci siamo ritrovati a consigliare libri a persone sconosciute, a comprare almeno tre titoli che dovremmo assolutamente leggere per poterne parlare alle cene di settembre, a pensare che avere più tempo da assaporare possa passare attraverso i libri.
Come se fosse facile!
Anzitutto: cercare di finire Guerra e Pace di Tolstoj, provare ancora a leggere Ulisse di Joyce, fare scorta di almeno tre o quattro gialli – che sono sempre facili e appassionanti, mettere nella lista le nuove scrittrici irlandesi e, per chi ha ceduto, avere sempre con sé il kindle, con l’illusione di poter passare da un libro che non ci piace dopo sole venti pagine, a un altro…. Che forse farà la stessa fine.
Ma dove prendere i titoli giusti?
Niente di più facile: ovunque, e dico ovunque, ci sono le liste dei trecento libri che sono adatti all’estate: almeno il vincitore del premio Strega, 2 romanzi di cui parlano tutti, un classico, come dicevo prima, almeno uno di Elena Ferrante (oddio….), un libro assurdo…. E così via.


la Rubrica di Simona

I LIBRI E L'ESTATE

A businessman in China has announced that his workers can take days off if they're not in a good mood.

It has been called "unhappiness leave." And Yu Donglai, who is the founder of a supermarket chain called Pang Dong Lai, said his employees can use 10 days of this leave each year.

"I want every staff member to have freedom. Everyone has times when they're not happy, so if you're not happy, do not come to work," Yu said earlier this year.

He added that shop managers cannot deny workers this leave if they ask for it.

This leave is in addition to the days off that the company's employees already have.

According to the South China Morning Post, Pang Dong Lai workers get between 30 and 40 days of leave each year, as well as five days off during New Year. Their working days are seven hours long, and employees don't work on weekends.

Yu said of his company: "We do not want to be big. We want our employees to have a healthy and relaxed life, so that the company will too."

The average monthly salary at Pang Dong Lai is about $970, which is much higher than the average in China for workers in similar jobs.

Yu has 13 shops in Henan province, and they have become known for their customer service. He's known as a good boss in a country where many workers are said to be feeling burned out at work.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

'Not Happy? Have a Day Off,' Says Boss in China

En este episodio les cuento sobre una incendio que ocurrió hace muchos años en un "boliche" donde estaba tocando un grupo de música llamado "Callejeros", que quedó grabado en mi memoria como si hubiera sido ayer. Causas, consecuencias, héores hombres y mujeres, fallecidos, heridos, cambios políticos y culturales, y más...

Argentina en carne propia

Tragedia en la Discoteca "Republica de Cromañón"

「わたしのいろいろなはなし」LESSON9
おそうじは　めんどくさいです〈short ver.（10min 22s）〉
Cleaning is a hassle

よごれや　そうじの　はなしを　します。
Let's talk about dirt and cleaning!


★PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF...★
Q．まいにち　どこを　そうじしますか。いつも　どこを　そうじしませんか。
〔だいどころ、キッチン（kitchen）、１ねんに３、４かい〕


★TEXT★
1▶わたしは　そうじが　そんなに　すきじゃありません。
  　いつも　かんたんな　そうじは　します。
　でも、とくべつな　そうじは　
　めんどくさくて、　あまり　しません。　

2▶でも、きのうは　まどの　そうじを　しました。
　  まどガラスを　よくみました。
　  すると、まどの　サッシが　
　  すなだらけで、きたなかったです。

3▶そとの　ガラスは　よごれで　ベトベトでした。
　  だから、まず、せんざいで　あらいました。
　  それから、みずで　ながしました。
　  さいごに　ぞうきんで　ふきました。

4▶ピカピカになって、
　  うれしいですが、
　  やっぱり、そうじは　
　  にがてです。　


★VOCABULARY★
1▶
1)そうじ〈N〉cleaning,清洁,打扫
2)かんたん（な）〈adj〉Easy,简单
3)めんど（う）くさい〈adj〉bothersome,麻烦的,烦人的
4)あまり～ない〈adｖ〉Not much,不多

2▶
5)まど〈N〉Windows,窗户
6)まどガラス〈N〉Window glass,窗户玻璃
7)すると、〈cong〉Then,然后，那么
8)サッシ〈N〉Sash,窗扇
9)すな〈N〉Sand,沙子
10)N（すな）+だらけ （Sand） everywhere,到处都是沙子、满满的沙子
11)きたない〈adj〉Dirty,肮脏的

3▶
12)よごれ〈N〉Dirt,污垢
13)ベトベト〈なadj/adv〉Greasy,Sticky,粘性、黏
      The way it feels like it sticks when you touch it with your hand.
14)せんざい〈N〉detergent,洗涤剂
15)あらいます〈V〉,Wash,洗
16)みず〈N〉water,水
17)ながします〈V〉Wash off(the dirt with water),冲
18)ぞうきん〈N〉dust cloth,杂巾、抹布
19)ふきます〈V〉Wipe,擦去

4▶
20)ぴかぴかに　なります〈V〉Become shiny,变得闪闪发光
21)やっぱり （やはり）〈adv〉I knew it, As is expected,我就知道
22)にがて（な）〈adj〉Weak,not good at,不擅长,我不善于


★APPLIED CONVERSATION PRACTICE★
「～の　Vますform +かた」です。（First）まず、～。　
⇒｛　それから、・・・。　そして、・・・。　つぎに、・・・。｝⇒（Finally）さいごに、～。

１）こうこうせいの　べんきょうの　しかたです。
　１．テキストを　さらっと（lightly）　よみます。
　２．あんきして（Memorize the contents of the text）、もんだいを　します。
　３．もっと　むずかしいもんだいを　して、ちからを　つけます（improve your practical skills）。

２）オタクともだちの　つくりかたです。
　１．SNSのハッシュタグで（with SNS hashtags）　オタクを　みつけます。
　２．「いいね！（"Like"）」を　おします。
　３．DMで（via DM）　なかよくなります。


★EXTRA　THINKING TRAINING★
Q．「そして」ですか。「すると」ですか。
１）ねこを　よびました。｛そして・すると｝、ねこが　きました。
２）コーヒーに　さとうを　いれました。｛そして・すると｝、ミルクも　いれました。


それでは、きょうは　ここまでです。
みなさん、おつかれさまでした！いつもありがとうございます！

A.１）すると　２）そして　💮！

わたしのホームページ（homepage）
「よしだとにほんご（yoshidatonihongo）」
＆Podcast「よしだとにほんご」のFull ver.も　よろしくおねがいします^^

Japanese! わたしの いろいろな はなし

おそうじは めんどくさいです

In this episode we take a closer look at Chapter 7 of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

The following vocabulary is highlighted in this podcast episode: 

abruptly (adv.) – suddenly
naïve (adj.) – innocent; lacking experience
reassure (v.) – to make less worried or fearful; to comfort
unique (adj.) – one of a kind
sobbing (v.) – to be crying

Thank you for listening! Next time, we’ll have a look at Chapter 8. Until then, may you find beauty in the simple wonders around you, just like our Little Prince.

Book Club: The Little Prince

Let's Explore the Little Prince: Chapter 7

In today’s episode, we’ll talk about a really useful word in Chinese—提前. It means “in advance” or “ahead of time,” but do you know the difference between how it works in Chinese and in English? Let’s dive in!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

Which Comes First? 提前 or In Advance?

In this episode, Karen and Baiwei chatted about the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival. What festivals are there in your culture that celebrate family reunion? Share it with us XD

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

中秋节快到啦！The Mid-Autumn Festival is Coming！

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17OC242sCusiLraVyp-fl_WkRRMY_uqSb/view?usp=drivesdk