・東北地方の方言「んだ」についての紹介
・「んだ」の意味について
・この二つの言葉の違いは何？丁寧な言葉はどっち？What is the difference between「んだ」and「んだっす」Which is polite?
・使用例の紹介
・まとめ　この言葉は東北地方で頻繁に広く使われています。どんどん使ってみてほしいです!



Nihongo tokidoki Inaka hougen with Megumi Na

When do you use the Tohoku dialect「んだ」

For beginner level learners✨　
わたしのいろいろなはなし　LESSON13 　

「ネコのクロエちゃん」My cat Chloe


The aim of this lesson...
ペットのことを　話します。
to talk about pets!!




2)The aim of this lesson, Text, Vocabulary ［4：34］


★★Text & Vocabulary★★
Please repeat after me...

1．
クロエちゃんは　ネコです。
うちにきてから、もうすぐ１ねんです。
はじめは　テレビの　うしろに　かくれていましたが、
いまは　ベッドの　まんなかで　グーグーねています。


1)はじめ（初め）〈N〉At first, beginning、一开始
2)うしろ（後ろ）〈N〉Behind、后面
3)かくれます（隠れます）〈V〉hide、躲
4)まんなか（真ん中）〈N〉middle、中间
5)グーグー（ぐうぐう）〈adv.〉Onomatopoeia for good sleep、好睡眠的拟声词
　


2．
かくれんぼが　だいすきです。
わたしが　かくれると、クロエちゃんは　ニャーニャーなきながら、わたしを　さがします。
ごはんが　たべたいとき、くちを　ペロペロしています。
ほんとうに　かわいいです。


6）かくれんぼ〈N〉Hide and seek、捉迷藏
7）にゃー〈adv.〉Meow、喵喵
8）さがします（探します）〈V〉Find、找
9）くち（口）〈N〉Mouth、嘴
10）ペロペロ〈adv.〉Onomatopoeia for licking、舔食时的拟声词



3．
そんなクロエちゃんを　みていると、げんきなきもちに　なります。
クロエちゃんは　わたしの　いやしです。
いつも　クロエちゃんに　いやされています。


11）そんなN〈adj.〉Such an N、这样的N
12）（どんな）きもち（気持ち）に　なります〈V〉(What kind of) feeling、（什么样的）感觉
13）いやし（癒し）〈N〉Healing、愈合
14）いやされます（癒されます）〈V〉Be healed by---、S被…治愈了。




LESSON13　ネコのクロエちゃん My cat Chloe
1)［3：27］Introduction of the characters, Please tell me about yourself 
2)［4：34］The aim of this lesson, Text, Vocabulary 
3)［3：51］Sentence pattern and expression 1&2　 
4)［3：05］Text, Applied conversation practice, Extra thinking training　 
5)［7：54］Let's challenge you too!
6)［4：18］Interview...

You can see the text of this lesson on my free website.
你可以在我的免费网站上找到这一课的内容。

Japanese! わたしの いろいろな はなし

ネコのクロエちゃん（2）

In this episode I talk about one of the things that I love the most, the beauty in listening to the rain.

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Read and follow along:. 

The Youth in Asia
"THAT'S IT," MY MOTHER SAID AFTER HAVING SADIE PUT TO SLEEP. "MY CAT DAYS ARE OVER."

In the early sixties, during what my mother referred to as the "tail end of the Lassie years," my parents were given two collies they named Rastus and Duchess. We were living in upstate New York, out in the country, and the dogs were free to race through the forest. They napped in meadows and stood knee-deep in frigid streams, costars in their own private dog-food commercial. According to our father, anyone could tell that the two of them were in love.

Late one evening, while lying on a blanket in the garage, Duchess gave birth to a litter of slick, potato-sized puppies. When it looked as though one of them had died, our mother placed the creature in a casserole dish and popped it into the oven, like the witch in "Hänsel and Gretel."

"Oh, keep your shirts on," she said. "It's only set on 200. I'm not baking anyone; this is just to keep him warm."

The heat revived the sick puppy and left us believing our mother was capable of resurrecting the dead.

Faced with the responsibilities of fatherhood, Rastus took off. The puppies were given away, and we moved south, where the heat and humidity worked against a collie's best interests. Duchess's once beautiful coat now hung in ragged patches. Age set in and she limped about the house, clearing rooms with her suffocating farts. When finally, full of worms, she collapsed in the ravine beside our house, we reevaluated our mother's healing powers. The entire animal kingdom was beyond her scope; apparently, she could resurrect only the cute dead.

The oven trick was performed on half a dozen peakish hamsters but failed to work on my first guinea pig, who died after eating a couple of cigarettes and an entire pack of matches.


Three by Sedaris ( Adult 18+ )

The Youth in Asia

América Latina, ese vasto y complejo territorio, compuesto por tantos países con cultura inmensa, maravillosa para algunos por su idioma, biodiversidad, comida, tradiciones, entre otros aspectos, también es reconocida a través de los estereotipos. Si, estereotipos de América Latina.

¿Sabes qué es un estereotipo? ¿Conoces cuáles son esos estereotipos que enmarcan la región? ¿Qué opinas tú? A continuación, conversaré de esto y más. Sigue por aquí.

Español con todo 

ESTEREOTIPOS DE AMÉRICA LATINA

Já viu alguém fazer algo que você achou que era exagerado, inaceitável? Aqui no Brasil, temos uma expressão muito conhecida que costumamos usar nessas situações e neste episódio nós vamos te ensinar qual é essa expressão.  

"Uncover the Hilarious Brazilian Expression for Those Jaw-Dropping Moments! Have you ever witnessed someone doing something so excessive or unacceptable that it left you speechless? Well, here in Brazil, we've got a popular expression that perfectly captures those mind-boggling situations. Get ready to master a Brazilian gem that will have you laughing and shaking your head in disbelief. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode!"

Keep Speaking Portuguese

Aquele de quando alguém faz algo que é inaceitável

[ — Audio description, listen and read along for greater understanding. — ]

A: Você gosta de esportes?
B: Sim, eu gosto muito.
A: Quais esportes você gosta?
B: Eu gosto de futebol e vôlei.
A: Eu também gosto de futebol. É o esporte mais popular do Brasil. Mas não sei jogar vôlei.
B: Eu posso te ensinar se você quiser.
A: Sério? Eu adoraria.
B: Que tal amanhã à tarde então?
A: Ok, eu estou livre amanhã à tarde.
B: Então, nos vemos amanhã à tarde no parque.
A: Combinado!


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Você gosta de esportes? — SMALL TALK IN PORTUGUESE (A1-A2 LEVEL)

Hi, so you want to improve your business English skills. In order to speak like and understand native speakers, it's important to understand the business idioms which native speakers use on a daily basis. In this podcast I will use 11 business idioms. See you if you can spot them. When you hear an idiom pause the podcast and write it down, then, next to the idiom, write the word or phrase which corresponds to the meaning of the idiom. Your task is to match the idioms to their meanings. I will do the first one for you as an example. In order to organize my tasks every day I have to get my ducks in a row. So the first idiom you should write down is 'get my ducks in a row'. The word you should write next to it is 'organize.' Now, let's get down to business.

Business English

10 Business Idioms

In this episode, Karen and Baiwei chatted about their experiences with living in an RV, anxiety about buying a house, and how they find a sense of belonging in a place.