This episode introduces three idioms that use the word day. Listen to the examples to hear how to use them. Please send me a message if you would like a copy of the audio script.

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Some Japanese words are not completely translatable into English, and the word 「よろしく」is one of them. Listen to learn how we use this commonly used word in Japan so you can get one step closer to being fluent in Japanese.

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🔤 VOCABOLARIO 🔤


Andare a trovare la mia famiglia = To go visit my family
Volo diretto = Direct flight
Da quando eravamo piccine = Since we were little
Arrampicata in una falesia = Climbing on a cliff / Crag climbing
Arrampicarsi in montagna = To climb a mountain
Mi sono sentita a mio agio = I felt at ease / I felt comfortable
Scalare una roccia = To climb a rock
Termini tecnici della montagna = Technical mountain terms / Mountaineering terminology
Arrivare alla vetta = To reach the summit / To reach the peak
Ostile = Hostile / Unfriendly
Responsabilità reciproca = Mutual responsibility
Umile = Humble
Spogliata di ogni paura = Stripped of all fear / Freed from all fear
Palestra per la mente = Gym for the mind / Mental workout
Caspita! = Wow! / Gee! / Gosh!
Non volevo schiacciarlo, fargli del male = I didn’t want to crush it / hurt it
Scambiarci due chiacchiere = To have a chat / To exchange a few words
Ballare, sfrenarci = To dance, to let loose / To go wild dancing

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33. Il mio Viaggio in Autunno | Parte 1

[Script]
내일은 '발렌타인데이'예요. 
Tomorrow is Valentine's Day.
그래서 오늘 마트에 갔어요.
So I went to the mart.
마트에서 초콜릿 두 개하고 케이크 한 개를 샀어요.
At the mart, I bought two chocolates and a cake.
모두 25000원이었어요. 
In total, it was 25000won.
저는 가게에서 꽃도 샀어요. 
I also bought flowers at a store.
꽃이 조금 비싸지만 아주 예뻐요.
Flowers are a bit expensive but very pretty.
집에서 한국어로 편지를 썼어요. 
At home I wrote a letter in Korean.
내일 아침에  편지랑 케이크랑 초콜릿이랑 꽃을 
남자친구한테 줄 거예요.
Tomorrow morning, I will give a letter and a cake and chocolate and flowers to my boyfriend.


Daily Journal in Korean(한국어 일기)

발렌타인 데이(Valentine's Day)

Dir ist bestimmt aufgefallen, das Muttersprachler das „en“ stumm sagen. Es klingt weilweise wie verschluckt. Am besten lernst du die Aussprache mit -en wenn du genau an der Stelle, wo du -en sagen solltest, deinen Mund mit der Hand zumachst, oder mit deinen Fingern deine Lippen aneinanderpresst. Ich habe den Text mit dem Schwerpunkt en-Endungen einmal langsam, dann schneller vorgelesen. 

Viel Spaß beim Zuhören, Erkennen und Mitlesen:

Eines Morgens beschlossen die beiden Kinder, einen Drachen steigen zu lassen. Sie liefen zum Garten, um die Schnur zu holen. Mit freudigen Gesichtern begannen sie, den Drachen zusammenzubauen. Dann gingen sie auf die Wiese, wo der Wind die Bäume bewegte.

„Wir müssen ihn höher fliegen lassen!“, rief einer von ihnen. Gemeinsam hielten sie die Schnur fest, bis der Drachen tanzend in den Himmel stieg. Die Wolken schienen greifbar, die Vögel flogen davon.

Am Abend, nachdem die Sonne untergegangen war, saßen sie erschöpft am Feuer. „Das war ein unvergesslicher Tag!“, sagten beide, bevor sie zufrieden einschliefen.

Aussprachehilfe 

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This time I'm talking about Goto in Nagasaki. I hope to see you all in a lesson sometime :) 

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