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Chapter 4, Vocabulary 

Namasté, 
In this episode, you will learn how to conjugate the following verbs in Nepali.
1) hunu (to be)
2) garnu (to do)
3) khaanu (to eat)

Dhanyabaad ! 

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"Let's conjugate !"

Transcript
Jeg sidder nu ved siden af en flod. Det er sådan, at jeg er faktisk i Japan i øjeblikket. Så jeg sidder i Kyoto ved en flod i Kyoto. Og jeg er omgivet af nogle forskellige fugle, som du måske kan høre en gang imellem i baggrunden. Der er også forskellige mennesker, der kører forbi og snakker i telefon og så videre. Lige over mig flyver der to ørne. Jeg kan også se forskellige ænder. Og der er en lille slags hejre. En hvid hejre. Og lige før sad der også en stor hejre, men den er fløjet væk nu. Så jeg er taget ud på tur i dag. Uden det store formål. Jeg havde bare lyst til at komme lidt ud, fordi jeg havde siddet indenfor og kigget på min computer hele dagen. Og vejret er rimelig godt. Det er en smule koldt stadig. Det er marts, men solen skinner en gang imellem. Ellers er der overskyet. Øj, der lander lige en fugl. Ja, så jeg har fornyeligt købt en cykel. Og det er en brugt cykel. Jeg brugte mange dage på at finde den rigtige cykel. Men til sidst fandt jeg en, som jeg synes var til en god pris. Og som jeg synes kunne det, jeg synes den skulle kunne. Specielt var der mange af cyklerne, som ikke havde gear. Eller det vil sige, de havde kun ét gear. Men det er lidt hårdt med cykler, der kun har ét gear. Så jeg synes, det var godt at finde en med flere gear. Men jeg fandt min cykel og købte den. Og så har jeg i dag taget cyklen. Cyklet måske tre kilometer væk fra der, hvor jeg bor. Uden noget specielt formål. Udover bare at komme ud og nyde vejret. Måske kunne jeg godt tænke mig at finde en kuglepind. Fordi det er gået op for mig, at jeg ikke har nogen. Så jeg kan ikke skrive i min notesbog. Hvilket ellers ville være en god ting at gøre, når man er ude at rejse, synes jeg. Så jeg tror, det næste jeg vil gøre, er at prøve at finde en kuglepen. Ja, jeg tror måske, det er alt, hvad jeg havde at sige i denne omgang. Men jeg håber, at du kan bruge det til noget. Og jeg håber, at du vil lytte med i næste episode. Så mange tak for denne gang. Vi ses.

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Many young adults and adults are overwhelmed with the many pressures they are experiencing in their life. Most are juggling the pressures of work and keeping their marriages while building their own empires.

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Enjoy the third podcast from Culture To Grow which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed. 

This episode provides you with a glimpse of Mongolia's name-giving process and what the country looks like from a local's perspective.

There will be a new episode every other Monday, so be sure to subscribe!

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Episode 3: Let's Travel to Mongolia!

大家好！我现在在云南大理。
Hello everyone, now I am in Dali, Yunnan Province. 
大理在中国的西南部，
Dali is in the southwest of China, 
离缅甸很近。
very close to Myanmar.
我在路上走的时候，
When I was walking on the road,
经常会有卖东西的人叫我金花。
I was often called "Jinhua" by people selling things. 
原来金花是白族人对女孩的称呼，
 It turns out that Jinhua is a how Bai ethnic people call a girl, 
意思是善良美丽的女孩。
 which means "kind and beautiful girl". 
白族是这里的少数民族，
 The Bai Nationality is a minority here, 
大家可以看一下这是他们的服装，
 you can see, this is their clothing, 
很有民族特色。
 which has ethnic characteristics.
我以前生活在广州。
I used to live in Guangzhou. 
在广州，我们叫陌生的女孩
 In Guangzhou, we call strange girls 
靓女或者美女，
"liàng nǚ" or "měi nǚ", 
意思是漂亮的女孩子。
which means beautiful girls.
广州话的发音是“leng3 neoi5”。
The pronunciation in Cantonese is "leng3 neoi5".
我们去饭店吃饭的时候，
When we go to a restaurant, 
也会叫服务员靓女。
we will also call the waitress "liàng nǚ".
如果是年纪大一点的，我们就叫阿姨。
If she is a little older, we call her "auntie".
我的老家在潮汕，
My hometown is in Chaoshan, 
在那里我们叫女孩子“妹”。
where we call girls "mèi",
潮汕话的发音是“muê6”。
pronounced " muê6 " in Chaoshanese.
In other parts of China,
在中国其他地方也有很多不同的叫法。
there are also many different ways to call a girl. 
 For example, in Beijing, you can call her "gūniang" or "guīnǚ".
例如：在北京可以叫“姑娘”或者“闺女”。
 In Shanghai, you can call "xiǎogūniang" or "nunu".
在上海可以叫“小姑娘”或者“囡囡”。
In Sichuan, you can call "yāomèi" or "nǚwá".
在四川，可以叫“幺妹”或者“女娃”。
你还听说过什么叫法吗？
Have you heard of any other way to call girls?
留言告诉我吧。
 Leave a comment and tell me.
下期视频见!
 See you in the next video!
Find video verson in my Ins/Youtube channel “Daily Chinese with Yuli”.

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How do people call girls in China？（Intermediate level）

¿Necesito ir a otro país para aprender un idioma? ¿Realmente es necesario o puedo aprender un idioma desde mi casa sin problemas?
En este episodio, vamos a discutir este tema tan polémico en el mundo de aprendizaje de idiomas, hablaremos de los beneficios que tiene ir a un país para aprender un idioma, es necesario o no, hablaremos también si es posible aprender un idioma desde tu casa y compararemos estas dos formas de aprendizaje de idiomas: Aprendizaje en el extranjero VS Aprendizaje en casa.

Si deseas leer la transcripción de este podcast para no perderte ni una sola palabra de lo que decimos, puedes hacerlo yendo a este enlace: https://esdeverdad.com/podcast/idiomas-en-el-extranjero

Es De Verdad

T2 E4 - ¿Necesito viajar a otro país para poder aprender español u otro idioma?

Textile waste is an urgent global problem, with only 12% recycled worldwide, according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a fashion sustainability nonprofit.

Nowhere is the problem greater than in China, the world's largest textile producer and consumer, where more than 26 million tons of clothes are thrown away each year, according to government statistics. Most of it ends up in landfills.

The country's clothing industry is dominated by "fast fashion" — cheap clothes made from unrecyclable synthetics. And Chinese e-commerce brands Shein and Temu make the country one of the world's largest producers of cheap fashion, selling in more than 150 countries.

Currently, only about 20% of China's textiles are recycled, according to the Chinese government. And many Chinese consumers are unwilling to buy used items anyway.

Still, among younger Chinese, there is a growing awareness of sustainability and some "remade" clothing businesses have emerged.

Designer Zhang Na's fashion label, Reclothing Bank, sells clothes, bags and other accessories made from materials such as plastic bottles, fishing nets and flour sacks.

The items' labels have QR codes that show their composition, how they were made and the source of the materials.

Reclothing Bank began in 2010 to give "new life to old things," Zhang said of her store in Shanghai. A large used clothes deposit box sits outside the entrance.

Zhang said she has seen sustainability consciousness grow since she opened her store, with core customers in their 20s and 30s.

But recycled garments sold at stores like Reclothing Bank cost much more than fast-fashion brands due to their production methods.

And that's the real problem, said Sheng Lu, professor of fashion and apparel studies at the University of Delaware.

"Studies repeatedly show consumers are not willing to pay higher for clothing made from recycled materials" he said.




Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

26 Million Tons of Clothes Discarded in China Each Year

https://drive.google.com/file/d/16ruoOwe0pKFi5oB98shzaTmU89PrVCrg/view?usp=drivesdk