How to say "Excuse me", "Yes and No", and "Where is the bathroom" in Japanese.

Japanese Channel with Momoko

Useful Travel Phrases_01

Easy Steps to Chinese Grammar⭐

"个 (gè) " is the most generous measure word! Whenever you can't find an appropriate measure word, you can always turn to "个 (gè) ". 😎


Easy Steps to Chinese Grammar 

15. Measure word "个 (gè) "【A1】

The Little Prince (Küçük Prens) - Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Chapters from Books

World Classics (Dünya Klasikleri) Part 2

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Español coloquial

Estoy hasta las narices de que me llamen a la hora de la siesta

Recommended to listen repeatedly until you understand. Key words and Commonly used phrases, Please read after me. You can record the phrases you read and send it here, I'll correct the pronunciation for you. Follow me ,you will learn more Chinese，
key words: 蔬菜、饭馆、点菜、月、叫、认识、过来、好、朋友、去、坐、学习、没有、能、会
（vegetable/restaurant/order/month/call/know sb/come here/good/friend/go/sit/study/don't have/be able to/can)
Common phrases: 去哪儿、叫什么、看朋友、天气怎么样、几点、哪个、工作的时候、坐出租车、很好、在前面、想去医院、不客气、没人、回家、看不见
（where to go../what's the name of../visit a friend/how's the weather/what time/which one/at work/take a taxi/very good/in front of/want to go to the hospital/you are welcome/nobody/go back home /can't see)


Merry's voice (HSK一）

HSK一， Commonly used phrases 7 , Please read after me, Pay attention to pronunciation (^+^)

Molti di noi sono ossessionati dalla "pronuncia perfetta" , è veramente necessario? 
In questo episodio vi do la mia opinione a riguardo. Buon ascolto e buona domenica!

The Italian Miscellaneous Podcast🖐 

Cosa penso della pronuncia

”班味‌“是指上班族在工作后表现出的一种疲惫、憔悴的状态。具体表现为：‌
①从外貌来看‌：班味体现在不化妆或很少化妆，眼神疲惫、面容憔悴‌；穿着随意，衣着宽松，缺乏正式或精致的装扮‌；体型也可能会发生变化，如变胖、变瘦等状态。
②从行为来看‌：下班后仍然保持工作的状态，查看工作邮件、回复工作消息，没精力参加自己感兴趣的活动，和朋友家人聚会时也打开电脑工作，‌甚至在梦中处都谈论工作。‌
③从‌心理和情绪看‌：班味还体现在心理和情绪上的疲惫，,如因为工作压力失眠、对周边的朋友家人失去耐心，对生活失去热情，对未来的生活没有信心等。

ps:The number of words is limited, so you can check Pinyin yourself.

【En】"班味" (flavor of working) refers to a state of exhaustion and haggardness displayed by office workers after work. Specific manifestations include:
①In terms of appearance: "班味" manifests in not wearing makeup or wearing very little makeup, with tired eyes and a haggard face; dressing casually in loose clothing, lacking formal or elaborate attire; and potential changes in body shape, such as gaining or losing weight.
②In terms of behavior: After work, one remains in a working state, checking work emails, responding to work messages, lacking energy to participate in activities of interest, and even opening a laptop to work during gatherings with friends and family. Some may even talk about work in their dreams.
In terms of psychology and emotions: "班味" also manifests in psychological and emotional exhaustion, such as frequent insomnia due to work pressure, losing patience with friends and family, losing enthusiasm for life, and lacking confidence in future life.

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第7集-班味（ flavor of working）-learn Chinese with Lily

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SWE 96 Hollywood & Beijing Scams

IELTS SPEAKING PART 1 - Topic - Musical instruments:

Here are the 4 questions about this topic:

Q. Which instrument do you like listening to the most? [Why?]
Q. Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument? [Which one?]
Q. Do you think children should learn to play a musical instrument at school? [Why/Why not?]
Q. How easy would it be to learn to play an instrument without a teacher? [Why?]

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