Chinese is not simple, but these words are suitable for beginners
Rich
yǒu qián
有钱
Poor
méi qián
没钱
Deposit money
cún qián
存钱
Spend money
huā qián
花钱


HSK vocabulary

HSK——daily Chinese for beginner

The Harvard study on happiness, known as "The Good Life," began in 1939 and followed a group of 724 men throughout their lives to explore what factors contribute to a happy and satisfying life. The study found that close and fulfilling relationships, physical and mental wellbeing, resilience, and gratitude were all important factors for a happy life.

In contrast, the "other" happiness that is promoted through consumerism and social media popularity can have negative consequences on individuals' mental and emotional health. The constant pursuit of material goods and a perfect image on social media can lead to stress, anxiety, and a sense of inadequacy. The true happiness comes from satisfying interpersonal relationships, physical and mental health, and meaningful activities that give us a sense of purpose and meaning in life.

Los podcasts de Alex

Tipos de Felicidad, INTERMEDIATE B2 LEVEL

好聽的中文故事 | 好听的中文故事✨

老鼠市長最後讓誰娶了女兒呢？聽完故事你就知道啦！
老鼠市长最后让谁娶了女儿呢？听完故事你就知道啦！


好听的中文故事 | 好聽的中文故事 | Great Chinese Stories

老鼠娶新娘 | 老鼠娶新娘

Aquatic زندگی ابی ابزی
array ارایه ضف نظم
defense دفاع سیستم ایمنی دفاع بدن
deforestation جنگل زدایی
environment محیط
erosion فرسایس سایش
extend گسترش دادن
fell انتداختن درخت قطع کردن
habitat زیستگاه
impact تاثیر اثر
inhibit مانع شدن جلوگیری کردن
intercept استراق سمع مانع شدن
logging کارخانه بهره برداری از درختان جنگل
myriad زیاد بسیار
nutrient مغذی
pollution الودگی
stabilize تثبیت کردن دارای بالانس و ثبات کردن
terrestrial زمینی وابسته به زمین شبیه زمین
vanish مخفی شدن ناپدید شدن
vegetation زندگی گیاهی نباتی

IELTS Essential Words  دوره هضم لغات ضروری آیلتس  English/ Persian

بخش اول : The Natural World > Environmental Impacts

In this episode we will talk about 【微信 Wechat】, you will learn how to say 【Social media,like,comment】 ect. The material helps you get used to different voice and accent. 
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It is recommended that you study in the following ways:
Step 1: Gist listening. Listen to get the main idea. (more times if necessary)
Step 2: Read the text to find out words you didn't get, then look up the dictionary. 
Step 3: Listen and imitate as much as you can without looking at the text.
Step 4: Write down what you hear if you want to practise writing.
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大家好，我是Yuli。欢迎收听我的播客。
今天想和大家分享一些【社交媒体】相关的词。
国外社交媒体平台有:Facebook（脸书）、Instagram（ins）、Twitter（推特）等等。中国用得最多的社交软件有微信（wechat）、微博（MicroBlog）、抖音（Tik-tok）等等。
我们先来看看跟微信有关的词。在中国，几乎每个人都有微信。微信可以用来发信息，发语音（信息），打语音电话，打视频电话。除了一对一聊天，还有很多微信群，家人群，朋友群，工作群。我们还可以用微信来付款，转账，发红包。付款的时候可以你扫商家的二维码，或者商家扫你的付款码。所以买东西的时候经常会听到这样的话：“我扫你，还是你扫我？”转账的金额可以比较高，每天最高可转账20万元。发红包的金额最高是一个200块，一般用在朋友和家人间。例如我朋友生日的时候，我会给他发一个188.88的红包，因为8在中国是一个幸运的数字。
认识一个新朋友的时候，我们一般会加微信。扫对方的二维码就可以添加好友，对方通过后你们就是微信好友了。你可以根据关系把他分组，例如家人，朋友，同事。如果你不想和一个人再聊天了，可以删他(的)微信，甚至是拉黑他。
微信还有一个功能叫朋友圈。我们可以在朋友圈发文字，图片，视频。你的微信好友可以给你点赞，评论。如果你发的朋友圈只想给一部分人看，那就设置分组可见，只有你选择的组可以看到你发的朋友圈。
微信的功能还有很多，公众号可以看文章，视频号可以看视频，小程序可以快速地使用很多常见的手机软件。点外卖，购物，医院挂号等等都可以通过微信。可以说，我们的生活根本离不开微信了。
你用过微信吗？你最喜欢什么功能？留言告诉我吧。我们下期见。
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社交媒体	/	shè jiāo méi tǐ	/	Social media
平台	/	píng tái	/	Platform
语音	/	yǔ yīn	/	Voice
视频	/	shì pín	/	Video
微信群	/	wēi xìn qún	/	WeChat Group
付款	/	fù kuǎn	/	make payment
转账	/	zhuǎn zhàng	/	Transfer money
发红包	/	fā hóng bāo	/	Send Red Envelope(lucky money)
扫	/	sǎo	/	scan
商家	/	shāng jiā	/	merchant
二维码	/	èr wéi mǎ	/	QR Code
金额	/	jīn é	/	Amount
添加好友	/	tiān jiā hǎo yǒu	/	Add Friends
分组	/	fēn zǔ	/	divide into groups
删	/	shān	/	delete
拉黑	/	lā hēi	/	black out
朋友圈	/	péng yǒu quān	/	Moments
点赞	/	diǎn zàn	/	Like
评论	/	píng lùn	/	Comment
小程序	/	xiǎo chéng xù	/	mini program
挂号/guà hào/outpatient registration

Yuli's Chinese Channel

微信 Wechat（Intermediate level）

Here is a short and sweet conversation between two friends, Gia and Tudor.

Romanian with Gia

Episode 2. Tell me more about yourself

どんなに優秀な人でも、苦手なことはあるじゃん？
乗り物酔いは、本当に辛いね。
ほとんどの場合は飛行機に乗らなきゃ日本に来れないでしょ？


Japanese "Taka" it easy

誰にでも欠点はあるよね。

This episode follows my other podcasts on the airport and what you'll need to know before you get to your hotel, and when you get there, what to do. 

English in 60 Seconds

After the Airport

They say you can't have too much of a good thing — but according to a new study, maybe you can!

Researchers from the University of Toronto in Canada found that people are feeling more bored than in the past, even though there are endless types of entertainment available.

Could this endless entertainment actually be causing increased feelings of boredom?

Possibly, the researchers say.

In their study, published in Communications Psychology, Katy Tam and Michael Inzlicht looked at data from 2009 to 2020. They also looked at the relationship between digital media and reported feelings of boredom.

They found that people are reporting higher levels of boredom than ever before, with young people and college students feeling bored more often.

Many people reported feelings of boredom after engaging with digital media, leading Tam and Inzlicht to believe this type of entertainment is increasing feelings of boredom.

Digital media, they explain, is highly stimulating, which could cause people to be less interested in activities with lower stimulation, like reading a book.

And with technology offering so many distractions, people find it more difficult to focus on a single activity and take enjoyment from it, the researchers added.

For example, looking at your phone while watching television makes it difficult to focus on what you're watching on TV, which makes it more difficult to enjoy the show.

There's also so much information available online that people often engage with quick, unrelated pieces of media, instead of longer, more meaningful information, which can leave people feeling unsatisfied and bored.

Earlier research by Tam and Inzlicht supports this idea, after it showed that switching between short videos resulted in increased feelings of boredom.

The researchers said we may need to become more comfortable with feeling bored — since not everything in life is meant to be constantly interesting!