【第五課】我喜歡夏天I like summer

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12.【第五課】我喜歡夏天I like summer

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今次分享從朱古力表示向母校捐了200刀開始。這個秋天大家都有點忙，所以終於是好不容易網上相聚了一次，各位分享了一下最近生活上的（不）瑣碎小事。從朱古力的驚險一週，到雪條一次過拔了四顆智齒，到雞胸寫不完的功課和考不完的試，最後是我們的已婚醬爆快樂的蜜月之旅。這期播出的時候差不多冬至都已經唱完了，你還記得自己的秋天是怎麼過的嗎


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EP39. 這個秋天有點忙

En la clase de hoy os enseño uno de los usos de un tiempo verbal que sirven para hablar de los sueños que hemos tenido. Es un uso que se puede extrapolar a las películas que hemos visto y los relatos, cuando queremos comunicarlos con emoción.

Reyes from Spain

Este es el tiempo verbal que usamos en español para contar los sueños

The NIE. The number you need to exist in Spain. In this episode, I'll tell you how to get it step by step—the appointment that took me three weeks to find, the form you have to pay for at the bank before going to the police, and the photocopy I was missing at the last minute. True story, slow Spanish, explanations in English. Level A2-B1.

Sobreviviendo a España

El NIE - The NIE

"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"
[00:00] Welcome. Hoşgeldiniz. To another episode of Turkish haikus.
[00:08] Happy Friday. Hayırlı Cumalar.
[00:12] So, today's haiku goes like this.
"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"
[00:23] It ends in a question, right? Let's hear it one more time:
"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"
[00:36] And let's try to translate it to English, before we start dissecting it.
"
It's been three weeks.
My voice is now familiar.
Are you used to it?
"
[00:51] And, let's dissect it.
[00:53] Üç hafta geçti. The first line. "Üç hafta" means "three weeks"; "geçti" means, in this case, "it's been", "it has passed". It's been three weeks. Üç hafta geçti.
[01:09] Now, the second line. Sesim artık tanıdık. The first word, "sesim" means "my voice". "Ses" literally means "sound", it could also be somebody's "voice". "Sesim" is "my voice". "Artık" means like "now", "from now on" like there's been a change. "Tanıdık" is "familiar". It's from the verb "tanımak": "to know someone", "to know something" even. "To recognize". "Seni tanıyorum" means "I know you", "I recognize you". "Tanışmak" is "to meet someone for the first time". It's in the same phrase when we say "tanıştığıma memnun oldum": "nice to meet you".
[02:08] Now the final line: "Alıştınız mı?" is a question. You might recognize the "mı" at the end. And "alıştınız mı?", I am speaking to you in the second person plural. I am a little bit formal or you might just be more than one person. This is from "alışmak", "to get used to something". It's in the past. "Alış-tı-nız" makes it second person plural. "Did you get used to it?" "Alıştınız mı?".
[02:47] You could say, if you are used to it, "Alıştım". "I got used to it". "I am used to it".
[02:54] Well, that's it for the day. I'm just going to read the haiku in Turkish one more time and I'll say goodbye until the next week.
"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"

Bitesize Turkish Haikus

Episode 3: Alıştınız mı?

My friend John explains what the difference is between a protagonist and antagonist.

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