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3 in 1

今日は呪術廻戦を五話まで見て、一話ずつ感想を話しました。ぜひファンの方は感想を教えてください！

☆目次
0:00 オープニング
0:47 第一話を見て
3:04 第二話を見て
5:20 第三話を見て
9:28 第四話を見て
12:19 第五話を見て

☆語彙
処刑（しょけい）
共存（きょうぞん）
宣言（せんげん）
飄々（ひょうひょう）とした
廃墟（はいきょ）
疎外（そがい）
儀式（ぎしき）
クセが強（つよ）い
負（ふ）の感情（かんじょう）
自律神経（じりつしんけい）
五月病（ごがつびょう）
反映（はんえい）


"After 5" by Japanese Teacher

“Watching Jujutsu Kaisen” 呪術廻戦を五話まで見て

yī yán nán jìn

意思是形容事情曲折复杂，不是一句话能说清楚的

Chinese idioms (中国成语)

一言难尽

it's all Greek to me!

Verb: to have (past) 

A : 안녕하십니까? 저는 마이클 존슨이라고 합니다.
B : 네. 이쪽으로 앉으세요.
      존슨 씨는 어느 나라 사람입니까?
A : 저는 미국 사람입니다.
B : 전공이 무엇입니까?
A : 저는 컴퓨터 그래픽을 전공했습니다.

A : Hello. I am Michael Johnson.
B : Well, have a seat here, please. 
     Where are you from, Mr. Johnson?
A : I am from the States.
B : What is your major?
A : I majored in Computer graphics.

** Grammar points.

A/V-ㅂ/습니다, N-입니다, A/V-았/었습니다, N-였습니다/이었습니다.
In the formal situations such as interviews, news, and public announcement, the formal style of speech is used as stated below.
For the present tense, A/V-ㅂ/습니다, N-입니다 are used.
A/V-ㅂ/습니다
* verb or adjective stems ending with a vowel + -ㅂ니다 : 가다 -> 갑니다.
* verb or adjective stems ending with a consonant + -습니다 : 먹다 -> 먹습니다.
N-입니다 : 의사 + -입니다 -> 의사입니다 
For the past tense, A/V-았/었습니다, N-였습니다/이었습니다 are used.
A/V-았/었습니다 : 가다 -> 갔습니다 / 먹다 -> 먹었습니다
N-였습니다/이었습니다 : 학교 -> 학교였습니다 / 월요일 -> 월요일이었습니다.


Reading Korea.

Having an interview

Почему слово "должен" так часто используется в русском языке? 

Русский в любую погоду (All-Weather Russian)

Почему в России все друг другу должны? 

En este podcast hablo acerca de las características del desierto donde se encuentra el Parque Nacional Joshua Tree y la experiencia con mi familia en este lugar. Tiempos verbales: presente, Pasado: pretèrito indefinido, imperfecto y perfecto. 

Viviendo entre dos lenguas 

Etapa 7 Viaje Costa Oeste de los Estados Unidos, Parque Nacional Joshua Tree

Have you ever wondered about the intriguing world of idioms? In her engaging session, Smith delves into five captivating idioms, unravelling their meanings and origins. With a knack for simplifying complex concepts, Smith ensures that learners not only grasp the literal meanings but also understand the cultural contexts behind these expressions. From "barking up the wrong tree" to "biting the bullet," Smith's expert guidance transforms these idioms from mere phrases into vivid snapshots of English language and culture. Through her adept explanations, learners gain not just language skills, but a deeper appreciation for the richness of idiomatic expression.

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Top 5 Idioms

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