这是告诉你怎么去买东西？
New words 
1.盒 ｈé（ｍ．）       ｂｏｘ 
2.牛奶   niúnǎi           milk
3.瓶      píng              bottle
4.国酱   guǒjiàng      jam
5.块      kuài              lump;piece
6.黄油　huáｎｇｙóｕ　ｂｕｔｔｅｒ
７．面包　　ｍｉàｎｂāｏ　　ｂｒｅａｄ
８．别的　　biéde　　　　　　ｅｌｓｅ；ｏｔｈｅｒ；ａｎｏｔｈｅｒ
９．包　bāｏ　　　　　　　　　ｍｅａｓｕｒｅ　ｗｏｒｄ
１０．口香糖  kǒuxiāngtáng                       chewing gum
11.一共　yígòng　　　　　　　　ａｌｔｏｇｅｔｈｅｒ
１２．找ｚｈǎｏ　　　　give change

购物频道

一共多少钱？

Soms vertellen studenten me dat de Nederlandse taal één van de meeste complexen talen ter wereld is. De reden die studenten me dan geven die aan de basis ligt van deze complexiteit is het bestaan van de verschillende lidwoorden. Het verschil tussen ‘de’ of ‘het’ is voor de meeste studenten van het Nederlands niet altijd onmiddellijk duidelijk. In aflevering drie van deze podcast geef ik een aantal tips om je te helpen met het juiste gebruik van ‘de’ en ‘het’-lidwoorden. 

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De? Het? De lidwoorden!

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1. Emily è italiana.
2. Viene da una città vicino al mare.
3. Lavora in una libreria.
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Emily ha:
a) 19 anni
b) 22 anni
c) 25 anni

All’università ha studiato:
a) Lingue
b) Letteratura
c) Arte

In libreria Emily:
a) Vende libri e parla con i clienti
b) Lavora in ufficio
c) Legge per sé

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VENIRE DA
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Vengo da Boston.
Vengo da Milano.
⚠️​Vengo dagli Stati Uniti.

SONO IN ITALIA DA DUE MESI
👉 Presente + da + tempo = indica da quanto tempo.
Sono in Italia da due mesi.
Vivo qui da un anno.
Studio italiano da sei mesi.
Abito in questa casa da tre anni.

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fare fotografie
fare una passeggiata
fare colazione
fare la spesa

SPERO DI + infinito
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Quick Grammar Tip – The Difference Between "Since" and "For"

随机应变suí jī yìng biàn，就是根据实际情况而变化， To adjust according to situation。孙子认为一个
Suí jī yìng biàn (to adjust one’s approach according to the actual situation). Sun Tzu believed that 
好的将军如果不懂得变化，总是坚持以前的作战计划，他有再好的条件也不能赢。
a competent general who fails to adapt and rigidly adheres to pre-set battle plans cannot achieve victory, no matter how favorable his conditions are.
举个例子，一个老板开了一家糖果店，他发现有游客到他的店里买糖果，他就把糖果制作成小包装。游客见到精美的礼盒，就忍不住多买几份，于是老板赚了很多钱。
Take an example: a shopkeeper ran a candy store. When he noticed that tourists were visiting his shop to buy candies, he repackaged the candies into small, exquisite gift boxes. Seeing these fancy boxes, the tourists couldn’t help buying several more portions, and the shopkeeper made a handsome profit.
那么再回到我们自己。你是否有遇到什么困难？有没有开始考虑用新的办法去解决呢？
Now, let’s turn to ourselves. Have you encountered any difficulties lately? Have you started thinking about adopting new methods to solve them?




《孙子兵法Sūnzǐ Bīngfǎ》The Art of War

《孙子兵法》18

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