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皆さんの国ではどんな風にバレンタインデーを過ごしますか？

日本語でおしゃべり　podcast for Japanese learners

#8 バレンタインの話

¡Hola! Welcome to Spanish from Zero, a podcast for people who are just starting the amazing journey that is learning Spanish.

Today’s practice is focused on the verb Ser (to be). That's the verb we use to talk about someone's occupations, origin and title.

The exercise is really simple. I’m gonna say a couple of sentences, but the subject (i.e. the person) is missing. For example, if you hear “am from Colombia”, the subject missing from that sentence would be "I". 

Ready? Here are the sentences:

Soy de Argentina.
Es de Perú.
Eres de Guatemala.
Son de Colombia.
Somos de Chile.
Es doctor.
Soy dentista.
Somos amigos.
Son hermanos.
Eres profesor.

How was it? You can check out the answers and see how you did here: https://spanishconmar.wordpress.com/2022/03/11/spanish-from-zero-02/

Let me know if you have any questions, and subscribe to get the new episodes as soon as they come out. ¡Gracias por escuchar! :) 

Spanish from zero

Listening practice for beginners • Ser (to be)

Today we're talking about an idiom that you can use when you have to make a difficult or unpleasant decision. I hope you find it useful!

DAILY Business English VOCABULARY builder

This idiom sounds dangerous!

There Is a Bird on Your Head!" is a funny book for kids by Mo Willems. It's about two friends, Gerald the elephant and Piggie the pig. Gerald finds a bird on his head, and they try to figure out what to do. I hope you enjoy hearing this story told by me, Teacher Amanda. To read this book with me in class and see the hilarious illustrations, book a Story Time Lesson with me!

Story Time for Kids with Teacher Amanda

Episode 1: There is a Bird on Your Head by Mo Willems

Three words today to talk about clothing and outfits, 
These are garment, garb, and get-up
I hope you find them useful and interesting!

You look so cool in that get-up!

Hola a todos bienvenidos a este podcast mi nombre es andrés y aquí empezamos ah y que tal como están bueno chicos bienvenidos a este espacio este es un podcast que lo he creado como dije al principio para practicar para hablar español constantemente y bueno en este podcast que es el primero de muchos voy explicarles un poco de que vamos hablar exactamente primero tenemos un tema interesante que es la cultura hispana vamos a analizar en cada uno de los capítulos que cosas interesantes tiene la cultura hispana qué quiere decir esto pues que vamos a aprender de muchos países de latinoamérica de españa vamos a hablar de las cosas más bonitas que tiene cada país y que más vamos a tener historias si vamos a hablar de muchas historias si en español como ustedes saben a mi me gusta mucho escribir si me gusta mucho hablar a través de cuentos y por eso mismo he creado este pocas para hablar para contarles historias interesantes acerca de todo absolutamente vamos a hablar también de temas gramatical es esto es muy importante chicos porque a veces cuando nosotros emprendemos un idioma necesitamos practicarlo constantemente y para practicarlo nosotros tenemos que escuchar ese es un tip muy importante que también vamos a hablar de otros tips en general hay un tema que me encanta y que vamos a hablar también sobre la cocina de hispanoamérica que les parece la cocina exactamente para las personas que son amantes a la cocina si vamos a aprender nuevas recetas y vamos a conocer las cosas de la cocina de latinoamérica y de españa

Español con Andres 📣

Bienvenida

Title: Japanese Convenience Store Sweets: What is a "Wa-Parfait"?

In this episode, I’ll be talking about one of my favorite things: Japanese convenience store sweets! Specifically, I’m diving into the "Kinako and Anko Wa-Parfait" I bought today.

What does the "Wa" in "Wa-Parfait" actually mean? What are Kinako and Anko? Join me as I explain these traditional Japanese flavors in simple Japanese perfect for intermediate learners. Grab a snack and let’s get started!

にほんごのへや｜Haruna’s Japanese Room

Ep.1 にほんのコンビニスイーツ

For notes from today's episode, go to TanniaSuarez.com.

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As a non-native English speaker, my goal has always been to have an American accent, but Tannia taught me that the better goal for a non-native English speaker is to focus on connecting with the audience and communicating clearly, not on accent reduction.” — Juliano F. | Brazil