In questo episodio vedremo insieme la storia della carbonara insieme a riferimenti ad altri piatti famosi della cucina italiana. 

Italiano espresso

Livello B2/C1: La storia della carbonara

はい、こんにちはよう平先生です。
今日はN4N5の ボキャブラリーで、あまり　よくない発音（はつおん）のしかたの話（はなし）をします。
えー、今から話す あまりよくない発音（はつおん）のしかたですが、たくさんの生徒（せいと）が しています。 
はい、じゃあさっそく、例（たと）えば、”切手（きって）” スタンプ(stamp)ですね。これをたくさんの生徒（せいと）が　“きぃ  て”と言います。えー、じゃあ、もう一度いい発音(はつおん）を言ますね。
”きって”。わるい発音が”きぃ て”、 はい、これはちがいは分かりますか。えー、そうですね、『き』小さい『っ』『て』なんですが、この小さい”っ”は音楽（おんがく）のスタッカートえー英語のstaccarto ですねえー中国語で”断音”ですねえ、そのすか、スタッカートを使わなければいけません。
”きって”ですね、もし使わなかったら”きぃて”。これは”来ます”のて形動詞（けいどうし）、te form verb の”来て”と思ってしまうんですね。はい、いいですか。 
えー、他（ほか）にも”帰（かえ）って”、”帰ります”のて形動詞、te form verbですね。これをスタッカートを使わなかったら”かえぇて” 、これはチェンジ(change)の”変（か）えて”　”変えます”のて形動詞（けいどうし）、”変（か）えて”と思ってしまうんですね。
じゃ、他にも”買（か）います”のて形動詞”買（か）って”、これをスタッカートを使わずに言うとか。”かぁて”、 えー、”勝（か）ちます”の命令形（めいれいけい）、imperative verb、命令系の”かて” と思ってしまうんです。
他にも10分ten minutes ですね。十分（shi fen）ですね。えー10分、これをスタッカートを使わないで言うと”じゅうぶん” えーenough”じゅうぶん”に えー聞こえます。はい、ですから、あ、小さい”っ”はスタッカートを使ってください。はいえー今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございます。 
はい、日本語の勉強がんばってくださいね。バイバイ👋


ようへい先生　N4～N3　レベルの生徒（せいと）へ　(^^♪

＃7　小さい　”っ”　をきちんと 言いましょう！ ......？　

[Native speaker] for Thai beginning learner #learnthai 

Thai for Everyone with Kru Robert

Learn Thai _ How to say 'How are you 'in Thai 

✔K-Universe 1on1 Class: https://www.italki.com/teacher/9928310

✔Transcript link: https://youtu.be/jdWve7S777k

In Korean medicine, "Camellia" is known as the flower purifying our body. 
If you watch this show, you would realize why this show is called "When the camellia blooms". 
It's time to purify our body and soul!

#동백꽃 #동백꽃필무렵 #whenthecamelliablooms  #공효진  #강하늘
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그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

35 When the Camellia Blooms (동백꽃 필 무렵)

Don't feel afraid, almost all of us we have had that feeling and no one cares more than us.

Chat & eat 🌮 Charlar y comer ⚡ Monday & Wednesday 

CAPITULO 1 : Miedo a hablar en una segunda lengua  /// CHAPTER 1 : Fear to speak your second language

The Paralympic Games are starting in Paris! So today I have a couple of pieces of vocabulary for you that come from sport and we can use at work. We have three idioms today, all involving balls. These are "get the ball rolling", "drop the ball", and "keep your eye on the ball". I hope you find them useful

DAILY Business English VOCABULARY builder

Please don't drop the ball!

日本で口座/こうざ を つくるために、なにがひつようですか？
準備/じゅんび についてお話しています。

Nihongo Hanaso (Beginners)

Beginners 日本で口座をつくる。

Title: Decoding Common Leadership Phrases: A Guide to Effective Business Communication

Leaders often rely on certain phrases to convey messages, inspire action, and foster collaboration. These phrases, though seemingly simple, carry significant weight and can make or break a leader's effectiveness. Understanding the nuances behind these common leadership phrases is essential for fostering positive relationships and driving success in various business scenarios.

1. "Let's touch base"

2. "Think outside the box"

3. "We're in this together": Building a sense of unity and camaraderie among team members is crucial for achieving common goals. This phrase emphasizes collective responsibility and fosters a supportive work culture. Authenticity is key here; leaders must demonstrate their commitment to teamwork through their actions.

4. "Lead by example"

5. "It's a learning opportunity"

6. "Stay laser-focused"

7. "Let's brainstorm"

8. "Own your mistakes"

9. "Communicate with clarity"

10. "Celebrate our successes"


In conclusion, mastering common leadership phrases is essential for effective business communication. By understanding the nuances behind these phrases and employing them strategically, leaders can inspire their teams, foster collaboration, and drive success in various business scenarios. However, authenticity, clarity, and consistency are paramount in ensuring these phrases resonate with employees and contribute to a positive work culture.

The Global Professional Podcast

Episode 66

Popular Names in the UK (with transcript)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fgeVLK2eX5MRxti0di2kiCPRfslMMmaF/view?usp=drivesdk