Bedside Italian

Bedside Italian #49 - Ho conosciuto un altro ascoltatore!

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Mi nombre es Claudia. Soy de la Ciudad de México, pero ahora vivo en Argentina. Tengo 40 años. Soy ingeniera. Me gusta mucho tocar la guitarra y ver películas. Hablo español y un poco de portugués. Mi número de teléfono es 098-765-4321.

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¡Hola! Spanish for Beginners

🟢 Series Mini Podcasts in Spanish for Beginners 6

Una breve introducción al canal por parte de su anfitrión, con el objetivo de dar a conocer el contenido y objetivos del mismo.

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01: Presentacion del canal 

Script

おはようございます。日本語だんだんpodcastのゆかりです。

私はこの前、トルコで羊(ひつじ)のスープをのみました。

羊(ひつじ)ですね。

はじめての味(あじ)に、とてもおどろきました。

そして、日本ではあまり羊を食べたことがないので・・
ちょっと口に合いませんでした。

このとき、

「これは、きらいです。」
「これ、おいしくないです。」
「これは、まずいです。」

と言うと、けっこう強(つよ)いですね。
強い表現(ひょうげん)です。

そのかわりに、
「これは、苦手(にがて)です。」
「これは口に合(あ)わないです。」

と言うことができます。

口に合う
口に合わない

とは、自分が好きか、きらいか、について言っています。
たとえば、

「この料理はちょっと口に合いません。」

といいます。
でも、その料理が"まずい"とは言っていませんね。
自分にとっては、合わない、ということです。

たとえば、
「日本のごはんはどうでしたか？
お寿司や納豆は食べましたか？」

「はい、お寿司も納豆も食べました。
でも、納豆は‥ちょっと、口に合わなかったです。」

といいます。

旅行をすると、いままで食べたことがない、料理(りょうり)に出会(であ)いますね。

かわった食べものにも、出会いますね。

旅行のたのしみだと思います。

では、今日も最後まで聞いてくれて、だんだん、です！

また明日。

Japaneseだんだんpodcast

44. 口に合(あ)わない/Japaneseだんだんpodcast

Understanding the most common English prefixes and suffixes is a great way to build your vocabulary. This post covers the prefix "be-" and the suffix "-en" in English verbs. For the full text, check out:

https://www.difficultenglishexplained.com/the-prefix-be-and-the-suffix-en-making-english-verbs/


Difficult English Explained

The Prefix “be-” and the Suffix “-en” — Making English Verbs

What Type Of Employee Are you? Are you a Changer or a Runner?

‘‘Run‘‘ stands for the routine, well-defined processes. 

‘‘Change‘‘ — for expanding to the unknown, innovative or experimental. 

Runners and Changers are different people. 

A common mistake in companies is to combine Running and Changing in the same person. 

For example, Runner managers are good administrators. They are good at building processes within the department and making sure that daily tasks get done.

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What Type Of Employee Are you? Are you a Changer or a Runner?

Valerie and I conclude our discussion about moving abroad, including our tips for adapting to the local culture and learning the local language, as well as some specific advice for studying abroad in the United States.

Starting at 16:29, I explain the following vocabulary from the episode:

to make it
a work in progress
to take something with a grain of salt
to put something off
comfort zones

Brentoni's English Podcast

016 - Best Tips for a Happy Life Abroad (Part Three)

This episode is part two of the episode How to Answer, "Why Should We Hire You?" In this episode, you will increase your English vocabulary for everyday conversations in your personal life or work. You'll learn seven definitions for the phrases and idioms I used in the last episode. You'll also get some homework at the end so you can continue to improve your English communication skills. 

If you currently work or want to work with native English speakers from the U.S., you won't want to miss it!

Episode originally published on September 4, 2020.
Transcript at https://www.express-to-impress.com/hit-the-ground-running-phrase/.
Infographics for this episode at https://www.pinterest.com/ExpresstoImpress/. 

Express to Impress

Hit the Ground Running and Other English Phrases

In this episode, Karen and 柏威 discussed some common mistakes with using 去 and 在.