これはよく生徒さんに聞かれる質問です。この二つの「すみません」は確かに多少違いがあるんです。

Crystal Gao's Chinese Language Journey

10、“对不起”VS“不好意思”  = 「对不起」と「不好意思」はどう違いますか？

We are continuing with the topic of persuasion, this time in the context of giving advice. We will be looking at some examples of phrasal verbs as well as persuasive expressions to help you give the best advice and recommendations. To assist us with this topic, Miss Finesstocrat will be hosting her very own radio programme as an agony aunt, doing her best to solve her listeners' problems.

ENGLISH IN A TEACUP

EP3: THE ART OF PERSUASION PART 2

In this episode I share a mysterious story with you. "The neighbors knew the stories of the old house. They knew the rumors. Everyone agreed that the house was haunted."

You can read the transcript here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oO7AwlFQOcxsC3hriMh14KXUSqt7SheH/view?usp=sharing

Find the podcast on anchor: https://anchor.fm/teatimewithtayvin/episodes/Nice-to-meet-you--Im-Tayvin-e1fnaee

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T.E.A. Time with Tayvin Bayless 

TEA Time Story # 3 The Cradle in the Attic 

一起学习怎么使用关联词不仅，而且造句吧。

中文小课堂

不仅，而且造句

Today we are going to talk about how to greet people in bahasa Indonesia！ 今天我们要学习如何用印尼语来问候！

List of today Vocabulary 今天的生词:  
FIRST PART:
Selamat pagi : 早上好 (Good Morning)
Selamat siang : 午安 (Good Afternoon)
Selamat sore : 下午好 (Good Afternoon)
Selamat malam : 晚上好 (Good Evening)

SECOND PART:
pagi :  早上 (Morning)
siang : 中午 (Afternoon)
sore : 下午 (Afternoon)
malam : 晚上 (Night)

Let's learn bahasa Indonesia！ 来跟我学习印尼语！

【问候】 SALAM [GREETINGS]

"Have you ever wondered what it takes to excel in a Business English interview? In this episode, Smith conducts a mock interview, providing invaluable insights into the art of professional communication. Let's join Smith as they unravel the secrets to acing your next business interview."

LEARN BY LISTENING

Try This Mock Interview

Hello, everyone. Today, I would like to have a short talk about the phrases from "Minna no Nihongo" Chapter 1. When you say, "I’m from Japan, 日本から来ました," it sounds natural. However, if you are Thai and living in Thailand, saying "タイからきました" sounds very strange. The phrase "～からきました" implies that you are not currently in that place.

Perhaps in English, it would be fine for a Canadian in Canada to say 'I’m from Canada' in a setting with people from various countries. This highlights a subtle difference between Japanese and English.

Thank you for listening today. Currently, my "Minna no Nihongo" course and the group lesson course are available at half price for the first session, so if you're interested, please feel free to message me.

Good luck with your studies!
