*材料　*調味料　*料理法　*いつ食べる？

ルーマニア料理

1.

*サルマーレ

*ママリガ

*伝統的な　コリヴァ





2.

マリアさんががこないだ作ったケーキ類

クリスマスの料理


ソカタ　Socată

[スープ]チョルバ・デ・ブルタ

マリアさんのおすすめ




[単語など]

サルマーレ

ロールキャベツ

ざいりょう　材料

ぶたにく　豚肉

ぎゅうにく　牛肉

ひいて　挽いて

しおからい　塩辛い


ママリガ

しゅしょく　主食

そのとおり　その通り


*伝統的な　コリヴァ

しりあい　知り合い

なくなる　亡くなる　　

そうしき　葬式

たましい　魂



SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送  継続は力ニャり

Vol.88 マリアの料理教室1

In this episode, I will share my stories about being a fully funded exchange student to the US during covid. It has all the story from the beginning with all the hardship and bitter-sweet until I found the right path that leads me to my dream and career in iTalki. Selamat mendengarkan!

I AM DENA MANDALA

Petualangan ke Negeri Paman Sam

Chapter 12: The Drunkard

The Little Prince meets a man who drinks to forget his shame. 💭

A short but powerful story—listen in Farsi and learn new words about habits, feelings, and weakness. 🌙

Once Upon a Time

شازده کوچولو، فصل دوازدهم

The bomb exploded in the city centre killing ten people and Injuring many more.
Soldiers fought a terrible gun battle, firing for two hours at enemy fighters.
The enemy leader managed to escape, but most of hi~ soldiers were either killed or handed in their weapons, and the army is now in control of the situation.


English Mini Lessons

How Many People Are There In Your Family?
This is Episode 4 of the YCT 1 course from Jason & Luna's mini Class, a relaxing bilingual Chinese learning podcast tailored for beginner Chinese learners.
In this episode, Chinese host Jason and American host Luna will guide you to learn practical Chinese vocabulary related to family. You'll get to know the specific Chinese terms for elder and younger siblings, which reflect the traditional Chinese emphasis on seniority order. You will also master the core daily conversation sentence "How many people are there in your family?" and natural answering patterns, as well as the interesting cultural story behind the traditional Chinese measure word "kǒu" for counting people.
Beyond language learning, this episode also shares the unique Chinese family culture: from the traditional extended family model to modern small families, and the most cherished family reunion tradition during Spring Festival. It helps you understand the core value of family in Chinese culture while learning Chinese in a happy and relaxed way.
This episode is perfect for beginner Chinese learners who want to pick up practical daily expressions and explore authentic Chinese culture in a casual, easy-to-follow way.

•爸爸 bàba - Dad, father
•妈妈 māma - Mom, mother
•哥哥 gēge - Elder brother
•弟弟 dìdi - Younger brother
•姐姐 jiějie - Elder sister
•妹妹 mèimei - Younger sister
家 jiā - Family, home
•有 yǒu - have, there is
•几 jǐ - how many
•口 kǒu - mouth, (measure word for people)
•和 hé - and
没有 méiyǒu - have not, there is no

Jason and Luna‘s mini Class

你家有几口人How many people are there in your family?

Script

おはようございます。

日本語だんだんポットキャストのゆかりです。
私はいま、トルコにいます。

トルコでは、毎日(まいにち)よく歩きます。

あたりまえですが、
今は車(くるま)をもっていません。
日本に住んでいたときは
車や電車(でんしゃ)をつかっていました。

今は毎日よく歩きます。

電車にも、のりますが・・

本当によく歩いています。

ちょっと大変(たいへん)なのが、
トルコは坂道(さかみち)がおおいことです。

ふつうの道とちがって、
とてもしんどいです。

トレーニングみたいです。

日本にも、坂道がおおい街(まち)がありますね。

たとえば、神戸(こうべ)や広島(ひろしま)などです。

神戸や広島に行ったことがある人は、

坂道におどろきませんでしたか？

あなたの住んでいるところはどうですか？

坂道がおおいですか？

では、今日も最後まで聞いてくれて、だんだん、です！
また明日。
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Today's Keywords

□坂道(さかみち)
hill road

Japaneseだんだんpodcast

33. 坂道(さかみち)がおおいです。

Did you know there’s a kind of paper made out of elephant dung

Did you know?

Poopaper

#にほんごポッドキャスト #Japanesepodcast #일본어팟캐스트

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

#65 ご近所(きんじょ)トラブルの話(はなし)

In this week's Chillchat Baiwei and Karen discussed Karen's favorite kind of Chinese riddle - 歇后语 (xiē hòu yǔ). Besides explaining what it is, we also listed some fun examples to see how it works. As usual, it's a fun but challenging language game for Baiwei, but he enjoys it. Hope you guys enjoy it as well! 

Note: This podcast is intended for language learning ONLY. Not for promoting or criticizing any political party or ideology. Let’s keep it friendly and accessible to all :)

Also, all of the experiences are the hosts’ own experiences so please do your own research if you need more information.