IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 1 - Cooking.

Q. What kinds of food do you like to eat?
Q. What kind of new food would you like to try? [Why?]
Q. Do you like cooking? [Why/Why not?]
Q. What was the last meal you cooked?
Q. Do you prefer home-cooked food or food from restaurants? [Why?]

What type of food do you like most? :) What is the food you'd like to try? 

IELTS-SPEAKING 8-9 BAND IS POSSIBLE. DAILY SPEAKING PRACTICE PART 1,2 & 3. Listen daily.

IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 1 - Cooking.

今天我们学习最简单的中文表达！
见面说你好！（您好！）
分别说再见！（拜拜！）
客气说谢谢！（谢谢你/您）
回答说不谢！（不客气/不用谢）

零基础汉语---zero basic Chinese

第一课 lesson 1

Детские загадки с разбором сложных слов!

Говори как носитель

Загадки! 

Here you will learn some sentences about shopping. You will definitely be able to use them the next time you go to the mall.

A1-Niveau

08_Einkaufen

Grammar Point: The verb (to be) boodan
While reading the Conversation, you might have wondered why the counterpart of the English verb “is” in Farsi (ast )
had different forms in different places. For instance, when Nasrin introduced her husband to her mom, she said, In
Dānieleh (This is Daniel). In another place, Nasrin asked her mom, Farzād kojāst? (Where is
Farzad?).
Like English, Farsi also uses both full and contracted forms of the verb to be. In English, we can say, “I am happy,” “Jane is
beautiful,” and “You are smart,” or we can contract the verb and say, “I’m happy,” “Jane’s beautiful,” and “You’re smart.” In
the same way, Nasrin used contracted forms of the be-verb.
Like most Indo-European languages, Farsi verbs are conjugated. Conjugation means that speakers attach endings to verbs
that provide information about the person, number, and tense of a verb. In Farsi, very often pronouns are omitted from
sentences because the verb endings imply the pronoun.

more examples:

مُعَلِّمَم=معلمم   moallemam = moallem hastam = I'm a teacher.
دُکتُری= دکتری؟  Doctori?        = Doctor hasti?        = are you a doctor?
تاجِره= تاجره       Tajere            = Tajer hast              = he's/she's a business(wo)man.
خُوشحالیم = خوشحالیم   khosh'halim =khosh'hal hastim= we're happy.
ناراحَتین؟= ناراحتین          narahatin? = narahat hastin? = are you unhappy?
تو راهَن؟= تو راهن؟         tu rahan? = tu rah hastan? = are they on the way?


Farsi (Persian) pods

The verb (to be) boodan = بودن

Il dottor Morisi viene trovato ucciso nel suo studio. Indizi: un anello trovato nel bagno. Tre sono i sospetti ma chi è l'assassino?  Caro ascoltatore, scrivi il nome del killer nella sezione dei commenti e spiega perchè, secondo te, questo personaggio è l'assassino.

Se io fossi Sherlock Holmes

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日本での運転マナーについてお話ししました😊

Nihongo Hiyori | Japanese Podcast

#108 運転ルールとマナー Driving Rules and Manners in Japan 🚗

Today's content is brief, but there is a phrase in "Minna no Nihongo" that means "Nice to meet you," which is "どうぞよろしく" . However, I think it's not used very often. In the last 20 years, I've only heard this phrase from Japanese learners. A more natural way to say it is "よろしくおねがいします" , and a more polite version would be "どうぞ、よろしく おねがいします" .

As for my "Minna no Nihongo" lesson course, I recently created a lot of audio homework. I recommend it for those who want to start studying Japanese. Please give it a try.

Alright, everyone, keep up the good work with your Japanese. See you again!


ようへい先生　　N4,N5チャンネル

みんなの日本語Chapter One "どうぞ よろしく”

Living in the moment vs. living in the future