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This is from my grandfather's stamp collection.
The commemorative stamp for TOKYO Olympics in 1964.
Who could imagine back then the long-awaited second Olympics held in our capital city would be under Pandemic?
Cheers to all the participating athletes.
Love from Japan!
がんばって!
26. Juli 2021
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I’ve just learned a new word “nothingburger” on BBC’s podcast.
I’ve never heard of it.
Is this a common word?
I tried to write sentences using this word. Please let me know if my writing sounds natural, if not, please leave comments to improve it. (By the way, “my writing sounds natural” sounds natural??? Because writing does not sound….???)
The file was merely a nothingburger.
It is too predictable and boring.
I almost fell asleep, though my boyfriend was sobbing beside me.
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저는 유노윤호팬입니다.
윤호의 말로 한국어 공부를 하고 있어요. 이건 윤호의 말이예요.
누군가의 실수나 실패에 공감하고, 자신의 실패를 두려워하지 말라는 아버지의 이야기를 늘 마음에 담고 기억하려고 합니다. 실패하지 않는 인생이야말로 실패한 인생일지 모릅니다. 실수를 바로잡으면서 발전하고, 실패를 딛고 일어서면서 성장하는 것 같습니다.
“인생일지 모릅니다”.
이 “일지모릅니다”은 숙어처럼 정해진 표현인가요?
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공스타그램
italki에서 외국어를 공부하는 분들은 공스타그램을 가지고 있습니까?
어떤 식으로 그것을 사용하고 있습니까?
공스타그램은 자신이 공부 한 것을 기록하는 인스타그램 계정입니다.
모티베이션을 유지하는 효과가 있다고합니다.
저는 때때로 다른 사람의 공스타그램을보고 있습니다.
My first Korean post....thank you for reading.
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The Great British Bake Off
Every day, I receive lots of recommendations from YouTube on various subjects. Daily workouts, study tips, drawing tutorials, relaxing music and so on. One video clip that caught my eyes the other day was The Great British Bake Off. I have heard about it before, but I have never seen it myself. The description of the YouTube channel reads like this, “The Great British Bake Off is the ultimate baking battle where passionate amateur baking fans compete to be crowned the UK’s Best Amateur Baker.” Hmm, sounds interesting! I watched the recommended video “Making amazing hidden design cakes” and it was really interesting! Should I watch other episodes? Or should I stay away from them because I won’t be able to stop!
9. Juli 2020
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30-day challenge of something
Have you ever tried 30-day challenge of something? Did you complete it? Or did you give it up half-way?
Once I tried 30-day of 100 squat challenge. I decided to carry it out while I brushed my teeth every morning. It seemed easy to me, but after a couple of days, I forgot to do it.
Next, I joined in a 30-day yoga challenge offered by a yoga channel on YouTube. This time, I could go through all the yoga classes for 30 days in a row! I was very proud of myself. It was nice to know that other people all around the world were doing the same thing as I did, I felt as if I’d had many companions. Doing the challenge with others helped a lot to keep myself motivated.
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head massage
One thing I enjoy doing during the stay-at-home period is a morning head massage. It only takes three minutes but it easily takes the edge off your stiffness around your neck after a good night sleep. You don’t have to press your skull hard, just gently slide your fingers from the top of your head to your neck and shoulder. Don’t forget massaging behind and above your ears, too. You can also gently rub along with your jaw lines to smooth out the unwanted layer of fat. After a short massage of your head, you feel great, your neck turns without pain, and even your vision becomes brighter.
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Tofu is bland?
Do you think tofu is a bland food, with no taste?
I think tofu is a versatile food, an all rounder.
They go well with miso and shoyu: They are both Japanese fermented seasonings. Sometimes they can be cocked in combination with cheese to make a tasty baking dish. With chili source, they are featured in the Mapo tofu, the famous Chinese dish from the Sichuan province.
Tofu may not have a strong flavor, but I love them, and eat them almost every day.
I wonder if I can use "them" to indicate tofu....?
Is my usage of ":" correct???
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