to show concern and to give a further explanation

标准汉语会话360句 book1-4 Standard Chinese conversation 360 sentences

听说你住院了，大家都很关心你

日本料理をつくるときに　基本の調味料を入れる順番があります。
それが「さしすせそ」です。
「さ」は　砂糖
「し」は　塩
「す」は　酢
「せ」は　しょうゆ
「そ」は　味噌

料理によって使わない調味料はありますが、おいしく作るには　まず甘味をつけて　それから辛みをつけていくのが　日本料理の基本です。

ところが、友だちが　何をまちがったのか、「あいうえおの順番に　調味料は入れないとね」なんて言うです。
「あいうえお？？？」
「さしすせそ　でしょう？」
「あ！」

この会話のあと、私たちは　しばらく笑っていました。

When cooking Japanese cuisine, there is a specific order to add the basic seasonings.
It’s called "Sa-Shi-Su-Se-So."

"Sa" stands for sugar (sato).
"Shi" stands for salt (shio).
"Su" stands for vinegar (su).
"Se" stands for soy sauce (shoyu).
"So" stands for miso (miso).
While not all these seasonings are used in every dish, the key to delicious Japanese cooking is to start with sweetness and then gradually add the salty flavors.

However, my friend made a funny mistake and said,
"You have to add the seasonings in the order of A-I-U-E-O, right?"
"A-I-U-E-O??? Wait, don’t you mean Sa-Shi-Su-Se-So?"
"Oh!"

After that conversation, we couldn’t stop laughing for a while.

やさしい日本語（にほんご）

さしすせその調味料（ちょうみりょう）　The basic seasonings for Japanese cuisine

Poema de Federico García-Lorca del Romancero Gitano

POEMAS DE FEDERICO GARCÍA-LORCA

SAN RAFAEL

In this episode of channel Let's speak Albanian/Le të flasim shqip we'll learn how to express about the outlook of a person in Albanian to level A1-B2. Hope this episode will help you better improve Albanian. Let's enjoy it! 

Paraqitja e jashtme - outlook - Внешность
flokë - hair - волосы
shaka - joke - шутка
vetull - eyebrow - бровь
hundë - nose - нос
faqe - cheek - щека
palestër - gym - спортзал   

Let's speak Albanian

Let's speak Albanian/Le të flasim shqip

Basisinburgeringsexamen A1 - Spreektoets / Examen Oral - Deel 1 / Parte 1 - Openvragen / Preguntas abiertas

Inburgeringsexamens in het Buitenland - A1 - Exámenes de integración cívica en el extranjero - A1 - Civic integration exams abroad - A1

А какой у вас любимый автор?

Russfriend  (all about russia) 

На родине Сергея Есенина 

En este episodio especial de No Hay Tos hablamos sobre las diferentes formas de traducir el verbo "to keep" al español mexicano.

No Hay Tos

Cómo Traducir "To Keep" al Español

El día de los enamorados, o San Valentín, si lo prefieres, está a la vuelta de la esquina, por eso en este episodio te cuento un poco el origen del Día de San Valentín y por qué es conocido como el Día de Los Enamorados. Y también comentamos algunas palabras y expresiones relacionadas con el amor (o e desamor).

Después de escuchar el episodio, no te olvides de decirme qué piensas:

-¿celebras San Valentín?

-¿alguna vez has ido a una cita a ciegas?

-¿conoces otras expresiones relacionadas con el amor?


Blanca to go 

24-San Valentín 

I talk about Marie Collett, a distinctive voice from 1980s British independent radio, best known for delivering British Airways travel news on LBC and other ILR stations.

I discuss her accent, vocal style, and on-air authority, and how radio in the 1980s framed women’s voices — particularly those associated with aviation, travel, and reassurance. Marie Collett’s delivery reflected a very specific era of British broadcasting, when accent, tone, and perceived credibility were carefully curated.

This clip looks at:

Marie Collett’s role on LBC and independent local radio

The British Airways travel news format

Accent, gender, and authority in 1980s broadcasting

How women’s voices were framed in radio news and continuity

Why these voices still stand out today

This is a reflective piece about media history, radio culture, and voice, not speculation — placing Marie Collett within the broader soundscape of 1980s Britain.

The clip presented here of the voice of Marie Collett is presented for educational purposes and is copyrighted by Global Media.