Uyu mugani Abanyarwanda bawuca iyo biyemeje cyangwa bagiye umugambi urimo ingorane; ni bwo bagira bati:“Agakurikiwe n‘abagabo ntikabasiga“. Wakomotse kuri Nyirarunyonga, igishegabo cy‘umusingakazi, cyari gituye ku Rugarika rwa Kigese na Mibirizi mu Rukoma( Gitarama) nko mu byo ku ngoma ya Yuhi IV Gahindiro; ahasaga umwaka wa 1700.

Jimmy Mpano

AGAKURIKIWE N‘ABAGABO NTIKABASIGA

Kateryna ist eine Software-Entwicklerin aus der Ukraine. Wir sprechen über ihren Tagesablauf, Sport, Pläne für 2024, Lernen mit Anki cards und mehr. Das Gespräch findet auf dem Deutsch-Niveau A2 statt.

Talkin' Deutsch

#1 - Kateryna (A2)

关键词：
秘密，憋， 忍不住，拉，隔壁，多嘴。

hsk5 听后复述练习

Aquí te comparto una actividad para que puedas reconocer tu intuición. 

La magia de la vida

Episodio 22: La intuición a cara o sello

Unveiling the Untold Stories: Exploring the Impact and Significance of These Dates on Brazilians. In this episode, we delve into the historical events that took place on these significant dates, shedding light on their profound influence on the people of Brazil. Join us as we unravel the hidden narratives and uncover the true importance of these moments in our nation's history.

Keep Speaking Portuguese

Aquele do 7 de Setembro x 20 de Setembro

Welcome to EASY Japanese podcast. This episode is suitable for beginner level. Hope you can practise self-introduction in Japanese and use when you see new people!

Full script >> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tV-Hv0qdWCbOGjRBRulrJQTwtfpJqSYM/edit

にほんご聞こう！　Let's listen to Japanese! 

Episode 1 Extra: Self-introduction [Level: Beginner]

¿Conoces la expresión VENIR A CUENTO? Aquí te la explico con muchos ejemplos y traducciones. No hay que confundirla con VENIR CON CUENTOS.

EXPRESIONES en español

#13. Expresión VENIR A CUENTO

yì zhī hóu zi zài shān pō shang zhòng le yí piàn yù mǐ。 
一只猴子在山坡上 种了一片玉米。
qiū tiān dào le，dì li de yù mǐ shú le，
秋天到了，地里的玉米熟了，
yí gè gè jīn huáng jīn huáng de。 
一个个金黄金黄的。
hóu zi kàn le fēi cháng gāo xìng， 
猴子看了非常高兴，
fēi kuài de pǎo jìn dì li， 
飞快地跑进地里，
rèn zhēn de bāi qǐ yù mǐ lai。
认真地掰起玉米来。
tā bāi yí ge，jiù wǎng yè xià jiā yí ge；  
它掰一个，就往腋下夹一个；
jiā yí ge yòu qù bāi lìng yí ge，  
夹一个又去掰另一个，
bāi lìng yí ge shí，
掰另一个时，
yè xià de yù mǐ biàn diào dào le dì shang。   
腋下的玉米便掉到了地上。
zhè yànq bú duàn de bāi ya、jiā ya，
这样不断地掰呀、夹呀，
bù zhī bù jué de，dì li de yù mǐ dōu bāi guāng le，  
不知不觉地，地里的玉米都掰光了，
kě hóu zi de shǒu li què hái shì zhǐ yǒu yí qe yù mǐ。
可猴子的手里却还是只有一个玉米。
hóu zi jīn bu zhù wèn zì jǐ：  
猴子禁不住问自己：
”wǒ míng míng bāi le hěn duō yù mǐ， 
“我明明掰了很多玉米，
wèi shén me zhǐ shèng xià yí ge ne？“ 
为 什么只剩下一个呢？”

CHINESE STORY中文故事

猴子掰玉米

In this episode, we look at five idioms about meeting new people. Here are the example sentences I use in the podcast:

How did you and Sara meet?
Well, she saw me reading a book she liked, and asked me what I thought of it to strike up a conversation.
It felt a little odd at first, since I had been so focused on the book. Then, she made a joke about how boring we both must be, to read a book like that. It really broke the ice. 
I really wanted to put my best foot forward, so I told her everything I knew about the book and its author. 
Fortunately, she was interested in what I said about the book, and we really hit it off. 
However, when I met her sister, I said the wrong thing and really got off on the wrong foot. She doesn’t like me at all. 

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