Dale PLAY a este episodio para escuchar tres historias en español. La primera es la más fácil y el nivel de dificultad va subiendo en las historias 2 y 3.

¿ESTÁS LISTO/A?

Practiquemos español juntos hoy!

AH! Y soy de Buenos Aires, Argentina, así que bienvenido/a al español rioplatense!

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TRES HISTORIAS EN ESPAÑOL - 

1 Kazakh: Мен түсіндім  >> English: Got it / I understood
2 Kazakh: Мен білемін  >> English: I know
3 Kazakh: Қазақша сөйлейсің бе? >> English: Do you speak Kazakh? 
4 Kazakh: Иә, аздап қазақша сөйлеймін >> English: Yes, I speak a little Kazakh 
5 Kazakh: Сен қайдасың? >> English: Where are you?
6 Kazakh: Жұмыстамын >> English: I am at work
7 Kazakh: Қашан келесің?>> English: When will you come?
8 Kazakh: Отыз минуттан кейін келемін >> I will come ın thirty minutes
9 Kazakh: Сенің қарның ашты ма? >> English: Are you hungry?
10 Kazakh: Иә, Қарным ашты >> English: Yes, I'm hungry
11 Kazakh: Тұра тұр, қайда бара жатырсың? >> English: Stay (wait), where are you going?
12 Kazakh: Мен жұмысқа асығып бара жатырмын. >> English: I'm in a hurry to work.
13 Kazakh: Қандай кітап оқып отырсың? >> English: What book are you reading?
14 Kazakh: Тарих туралы кітап оқып отырмын >> English: I'm reading a book about history
15 Kazakh: Ало, саламатсыз ба?! >> English: Hello! (by phone)
16 Kazakh: Иә, тыңдап тұрмын >> English: yes, I'm listening (by phone)
17 Kazakh: Көктөбеге қалай баруға болады?  >> English: How can i get to Koktobe
18 Kazakh: Автобуспен немесе таксимен  бара аласыз  >> English: You can go by bus or taxi (formal)
19 Kazakh: Кіруге бола ма? >> English: Can I come in?
20 Kazakh: Кіріңіз! >> English: Come in!
21 Kazakh: Есіміңіз кім болады? >> English: what's your name? (formal)
22 Kazakh: Есімім Айнұр болады >> My name is Ainur
23Kazakh: Мен саған бір нәрсе айтуым керек >> English: I have to tell you something
24 Kazakh: Жұмыс туралы ма? >> English: About work?
25 Kazakh: Ертең Шымбұлаққа барасың ба?  >> English: Will you go to Shymbulak tomorrow?
26 Kazakh: Жоқ, ертең бос емеспін >> English: No, tomorrow i am busy
27 Kazakh: Ол сенің досың ба? >> English: Is he your friend?
28 Kazakh: Жоқ, ол менің ағам >> English: No, he is my brother (older)
29 Kazakh: Олар қайда кетті? >> English: Where did they go? 
30 Kazakh: Олар киноға кетті >> They went to cinema


Learn Kazakh with Nazym

SENTENCES and PHRASES for daily use PART 1

Esta es la segunda parte del podcast de mi viaje por la costa oeste de los Estados Unidos, la segunda etapa es el Big Sur, hago una descripciòn de los paisajes y los diferentes lugares más caracteristicos de esa zona. Como tiempos verbales utilizo el pretèrito indefinido, perfecto y el imperfecto, tambièn el presente. 

Viviendo entre dos lenguas 

Viaje por la costa oeste de los Estados Unidos, 2 parte

Сегодня у нас отрывок из всем известного романа “Мастер и Маргарита” Михаила Булгакова. Текст о том, что глаза всегда говорят правду.

Как всегда, читаю отрывок дважды. В первый раз медленно, по несколько слов, но обязательно ставьте эпизод на паузу, чтобы всё успеть. Второй раз читаю быстрее, чтобы вы проверили, всё ли правильно записали. Буду говорить нужные знаки препинания: точка (.), запятая (,), тире (-) и восклицательный знак (!)

Пришлите мне сообщение со словами “одиннадцатый диктант готов” и я отправлю вам текст для проверки. Не забывайте ставить лайки и оставлять комментарии, мне будет очень приятно.

Пишите грамотно, говорите свободно! Хорошего дня, друзья!

Writing Russian

Отрывок из романа Булгакова “Мастер и Маргарита” (диктант)

In this episode, I'll talk about the one popular tourist attraction among 5 places in South Korea.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO REQUEST PDF SCRIPT

The key vocabulary I speak about in today's episode:

1.건축 architecture
2.건축 양식 the style of architecture
3.단풍 autumn leaves
5.노랗고 불게 물든 단풍 turning yellow and red autumn leaves
6.수학 여행 field trip 
7.많은 한국의 학교들이 수학여행으로 불국사에 가요.
Many schools take field trip to the 불국사 temple in South Korea.

감사합니다. 


Korean with Yuna

The 5th Place to Visit among 5 Tourist Attractions in South Korea _불국사

In this Chillchat episode, Karen talked about common terms for basic Math calculations. 

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

数学的计算：加减乘除 How to talk Math in Chinese

June and Yuli have a talk about Chinese Blind Date, this episode is part 2: Why do Chinese parents set their children up on blind dates, you will learn how to say 【intervene,force of public opinion】 ect. (This is casual talk so there're some repetition and unnecessary words, which is also very natural authentic dialogue.)
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It is recommended that you study in the following ways:
1st time: listen without looking at the text.
2nd time: look at the text and write down the new words, later look up the dictionary. 
3rd time: listen again without looking at the text.
4th time: repeat after it without looking at the text.
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June：那刚刚有提到中国的父母喜欢给孩子安排相亲，但是我们知道很多西方国家的父母不太去管，或者是插手孩子的，比如说谈恋爱或者是什么时候结婚这件事。那你觉得为什么中国的父母喜欢给孩子安排相亲呢？
Yuli：我父母他们说是他们觉得这个像一个任务一样，他觉得说把我养大，然后看着我结婚成家，他觉得这个才是他的一个任务的完成。然后我觉得还有一个就是社会大环境是这样，所以是一个舆论压力。他们会觉得说周围的同龄人特别是我们同龄的那些亲戚，还有他们自己的朋友的小孩，这个年纪或甚至是比我年轻的都结婚了，生小孩了，他们就觉得说应该跟别人一样，就别人这样做你也应该这样做。
June：我觉得还有一点就是中国的一个传统观念就是传宗接代，还有一个养儿防老。父母会担心，现在有可能自己一个人过得挺好，但是将来你也有老了的一天或者是你生病了，那等父母都不在这个世界上了，他们希望会有一个人来照顾你，所以我觉得这个就是为什么他们想要给孩子安排相亲（的原因）。
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提到	/	tí dào	/	mention
管	/	guǎn	/	control, discipline
插手	/	chā shǒu	/	intervene
任务	/	rèn wù	/	task
成家	/	chéng jiā	/	get married 
舆论压力	/	yú lùn yā lì	/	force of public opinion
观念	/	guān niàn	/	perception
传宗接代	/	chuán zōng jiē dài	/	carry on the family line
养儿防老	/	yǎng ér fáng lǎo	/	bring up sons to support parents in their old age

Yuli's Chinese Channel

Two Chinese girls talking about "Why do Chinese parents set their children up on blind dates 为什么中国父母要给孩子安排相亲"（Intermediate level）

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18KLT3VmY42m_vFo9DeD9ulnT0x6QVf0r/view?usp=drivesdk

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

A Far Cry (with transcript)

More and more women in the UK are choosing private maternity care because they feel fobbed off by the National Health Service. 
Can the Government Health Service continue to fund this service for everyone?


