Conversation Starters #4 "Food"

A topic we ALL love and enjoy, food, is a super simple way to connect with others and use simple language. Let's unpack it together in this short and sweet podcast episode. :)

Baffling Lingo

FOOD

базовая лексика на тему " Читаем русскую литературу"

Русский язык А1

УРОК 14 "Читаем русскую литературу"

Script

おはようございます。日本語だんだんポットキャストのゆかりです。

みなさん、今日の天気(てんき)はどうですか？
日本は、肌寒(はだざむ)いです。

寒(さむ)い、じゃなくて、

肌寒(はだざむ)いです。

秋と冬の間(あいだ)に、よくいいます。

たとえば、近所(きんじょ)の人と

「おはようございます。今朝(けさ)は
肌寒いですね。」

「ほんとですね〜。
そろそろコートを出そうかと思っています。」

といいます。

寒いの少し前の、イメージです。

そろそろ、コートやエアコンがいるなぁ・・というときにいいます。

ほかにも、

「肌寒くなってきたね。今日はあったかいものをたべたいなぁ。」

といいます。

日本では、天気の話をよくします。
会話のはじまりです。

晴れ、雨、くもり、雪、ということではなく、
もっと細(こま)かい天気の話をします。

天気の表現(ひょうげん)をたくさん学ぶと、会話が続きます。

では、今日も最後まで聞いてくれて、だんだん、です。

また明日！

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Simple Chinese version

小天说︰“我有鸡蛋、三明治、牛奶。”
小天的爸爸说︰“我有鸡蛋、三明治、咖啡。”
小天问︰“我喝牛奶，为什么爸爸喝咖啡？”
小天的妈妈说︰“因为牛奶很营养，所以你喝牛奶。”
小天说：“我也想喝咖啡。”小天的妈妈说︰“你喝牛奶。”
小天说︰“我要喝咖啡。”
小天说︰“好苦！我不要喝咖啡了。我要喝牛奶。”

Traditional Chinese version
小天說︰“我有雞蛋、三明治、牛奶。”
小天的爸爸說︰“我有雞蛋、三明治、咖啡。”
小天問︰“我喝牛奶，為什麼爸爸喝咖啡？”
小天的媽媽說︰“因為牛奶很營養，所以你喝牛奶。”
小天說：“我也想喝咖啡。”小天的媽媽說︰“你喝牛奶。”
小天說︰“我要喝咖啡。”
小天喝了咖啡之後說︰“好苦！我不要喝咖啡了。我要喝牛奶。”
小天的妈妈说︰“因为牛奶很营养，所以你喝牛奶。”
小天说：“我也想喝咖啡。”小天的妈妈说︰“你喝牛奶。”
小天说︰“我要喝咖啡。”
小天喝了咖啡之后说︰“好苦！我不要喝咖啡了。我要喝牛奶。”

Xiaotian said, "I have eggs, sandwiches, and milk."
Xiaotian's father said, "I have eggs, sandwiches, and coffee."
Xiaotian asked: "I drink milk, why does Dad drink coffee?"
Xiaotian's mother said, "Because milk is very nutritious, you drink milk."
Xiaotian said, "I also want to drink coffee." Xiaotian's mother said, "You drink milk."
Xiaotian said, "I want coffee."
After drinking coffee, Xiaotian said, "It's so bitter! I don't want to drink coffee anymore. I want to drink milk."

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