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🎧 Are You… the Carrot?What does it mean when someone in Korea asks, “Are you the carrot?”In this episode, we dive into the rise of Korea’s most popular secondhand platform—**Danggeun Market**.From local trades to community features, this app is changing how people buy, sell, and even meet their neighbors.


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[ZamZamPod] EP.13 Are You… the Carrot? / 당근이세요?

Reading is awesome, but doing so in a foreign language can even be more beneficial and satisfying. Listen to this podcast episode to encounter some advantages of reading in English (or whatever the language you're aiming for!)

All About English and How You Learn It!

Why You Need to Read in the Language You're Learning

Beginner Chinese Listening：音乐 Music

Beginner Chinese Listening

這次是去海生館過夜，超酷的！雖然場地有點舊、「住宿」陽春，但確實是個非常特別的經驗！
Spending the night at the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium was so cool! The facilities were a bit old and the “accommodation” was pretty basic, but it was definitely a very special experience!

Fu-lan Speaking -- Natural Taiwanese Mandarin

EP10. 海洋生物館 Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium

＜Vocabulary>
最近(さいきん:saikin) ~ recently,in these days
秋(あき:aki) ~ fall,autumn
朝晩(あさばん:asa ban) ~ morning and evening
大分(だいぶ:daibu) ~ much
地球温暖化(ちきゅうおんだんか:chikyuu ondan-ka)
 ~ Global Warming
昔(むかし:mukashi) ~ Long time ago
テーマ(te e ma) ~ Theme
一言(ひとこと:hitokoto) ~ One word
熱中症(ねっちゅうしょう:necchuu shoo) ~Heat stroke
食欲(しょくよく:shoku yoku) ~Appetite
芸術(げいじゅつ:geijutsu) ~Art
展覧会(てんらんかい:tenrankai) ~Exhibition
美術館巡り(びじゅつかんめぐり:bijutsukan meguri) ~Museum tours

にほんごのこばなし⭐️Japanese Short story⭐️byみどり

#1 〇〇の秋

Рубрика, где я рассказываю о темах со своих уроков 

Темы для обсуждения 

Юля - девочка, которая смогла 

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Bubbles : Michael Jackson's Monkey (or Chimpanzee)

British Government Plans Optional Digital ID Cards

In this short reflective video, I take a simple McGills bus journey service number 26 to Braehead shopping centre and walk through the shops, quietly observing what Christmas looks and feels like today. Instead of focusing on buying or rushing, I look for signs of meaning, kindness, reflection, and something deeper behind the season.

This isn’t a review of shops or a vlog about spending money. It’s a slow, observational walk through everyday spaces, asking gentle questions about what Christmas has become — and where its meaning might still be found.

A calm, reflective video for anyone who feels a little detached from the noise of Christmas but still senses there’s something important underneath it all.
