エピソード２
Let’s do a listening test. I’m going to say the prices of some items, so please calculate the total amount.


くつは1000円です。
ネクタイは800円です。
ワインは2300円です。

Let me say that again.

くつは1000円です。
ネクタイは800円です。
ワインは2300円です。


The answer is 



4100yen


For Absolute Beginners

Listening test!

This episode is about mistakes students make in Pinyin(initials and finals).

Let's Learn Chinese

On difficut Chinese Pinyin    

男：你好！我姓李，你呢？
女：你好！我姓王。请问，你叫什么名字？
男：我叫李华。你喜欢喝什么？
女：我喜欢喝茶，你呢？
男：我喜欢喝咖啡。

1. 女的姓什么？
   - A. 李
   - B. 王
   - C. 张
2. 男的叫什么名字？
   - A. 李华
   - B. 王华
   - C. 张华
3. 女的喜欢喝什么？
   - A. 咖啡
   - B. 茶
   - C. 水

开口说汉语    "Chinese Chit-Chat"

你喜欢喝什么？

¿Tienes mascotas? ¿Has tenido?

Aquí sobre mis mascotas de infancia...

Déjame tu opinión

Te mando un abrazo 

Hablar por hablar (Listening)

Las macotas 🐶🐱🐰🐹🐔🐴

2回目のポッドキャストです！

今日は初めてフォトスタジオを借りて、写真撮影（しゃしんさつえい）をしました。
とても良いスペースで、大満足（だいまんぞく）☺️

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3 Minutes Japanese Podcast with Ken

ep02 - レンタルスペース

Let's practice Japanese pronunciation with 日本語初歩. You can get it with the following link. Today's lesson is Chapter 2, P17/428.

はつおんの練習🗣Pronunciation Practice!!

Let's practice Japanese pronunciation with 日本語初歩 Chapter 2 (これはつくえです)

In dieser Episode spreche ich über den Abschied und meine erste Wohnung in Japan und was mich daran eigentlich am meisten überrascht hat.

Aju no doitsugo: Persönliche Geschichten in Japan

Meine erste Wohnung in Japan 

台湾のドリンクスタンド文化について話しました。
たいわんのドリンクスタンドぶんかについてはなしました。

にほんごタイム🇯🇵Learn Japanese with Sayuri!

台湾のドリンクスタンド文化

In this chapter Mrs. Frisby saves a crow named Jeremy and rides on its back to safety. Jeremy tells Mrs Frisby she can call on him for help in the future.  

**Vocabulary with definitions and audio for chapters 1-5.
You can find these on my page under vocabulary. 

Send me a message for your free pdf copy of this book. 

Mrs Frisby looked again at the sun and saw that she faced an unpleasant choice. She could go home by the same roundabout way she had come, in which case she would surely end up walking alone in the woods in the dark — a frightening prospect, for at night the forest was alive with danger. Then the owl came out to hunt, and foxes, weasels and strange wild cats stalked among the tree trunks. The other choice would be dangerous, too, but with luck it would get her home before dark. That would be to take a straighter route, across the farmyard between the barn and the chicken house, going not too close to the house but cutting the distance by half. The cat would be there somewhere, but by daylight — and by staying in the open, away from the shrubs — she could probably spot him before he saw her.
The cat: He was called Dragon. Farmer Fitzgibbon’s wife had given him the name as a joke when
he was a small kitten pretending to be fierce. But when he grew up, the name turned out to be an apt one. He was enormous, with a huge, broad head and a large mouth full of curving fangs, needle sharp. He had seven claws on each foot and a thick, furry tail, which lashed angrily from side to side. In colour he was orange and white, with glaring yellow eyes; and when he leaped to kill, he gave a high, strangled scream that froze his victims where they stood.