The Konnichiwa Podcast is a bilingual English-Japanese podcast. Dan, My, and Yurie started the podcast with the goal of creating a show where Japanese and English speakers of all levels could improve their language skills and have fun in the process. With topics ranging from the latest news stories, to life in Japan, to the history of ramen, the Konnichiwa Podcast aims to entertain while giving listeners a glimpse into international communication.

The Konnichiwa Podcast

1 Kazakh: Мен түсіндім  >> English: Got it / I understood
2 Kazakh: Мен білемін  >> English: I know
3 Kazakh: Қазақша сөйлейсің бе? >> English: Do you speak Kazakh? 
4 Kazakh: Иә, аздап қазақша сөйлеймін >> English: Yes, I speak a little Kazakh 
5 Kazakh: Сен қайдасың? >> English: Where are you?
6 Kazakh: Жұмыстамын >> English: I am at work
7 Kazakh: Қашан келесің?>> English: When will you come?
8 Kazakh: Отыз минуттан кейін келемін >> I will come ın thirty minutes
9 Kazakh: Сенің қарның ашты ма? >> English: Are you hungry?
10 Kazakh: Иә, Қарным ашты >> English: Yes, I'm hungry
11 Kazakh: Тұра тұр, қайда бара жатырсың? >> English: Stay (wait), where are you going?
12 Kazakh: Мен жұмысқа асығып бара жатырмын. >> English: I'm in a hurry to work.
13 Kazakh: Қандай кітап оқып отырсың? >> English: What book are you reading?
14 Kazakh: Тарих туралы кітап оқып отырмын >> English: I'm reading a book about history
15 Kazakh: Ало, саламатсыз ба?! >> English: Hello! (by phone)
16 Kazakh: Иә, тыңдап тұрмын >> English: yes, I'm listening (by phone)
17 Kazakh: Көктөбеге қалай баруға болады?  >> English: How can i get to Koktobe
18 Kazakh: Автобуспен немесе таксимен  бара аласыз  >> English: You can go by bus or taxi (formal)
19 Kazakh: Кіруге бола ма? >> English: Can I come in?
20 Kazakh: Кіріңіз! >> English: Come in!
21 Kazakh: Есіміңіз кім болады? >> English: what's your name? (formal)
22 Kazakh: Есімім Айнұр болады >> My name is Ainur
23Kazakh: Мен саған бір нәрсе айтуым керек >> English: I have to tell you something
24 Kazakh: Жұмыс туралы ма? >> English: About work?
25 Kazakh: Ертең Шымбұлаққа барасың ба?  >> English: Will you go to Shymbulak tomorrow?
26 Kazakh: Жоқ, ертең бос емеспін >> English: No, tomorrow i am busy
27 Kazakh: Ол сенің досың ба? >> English: Is he your friend?
28 Kazakh: Жоқ, ол менің ағам >> English: No, he is my brother (older)
29 Kazakh: Олар қайда кетті? >> English: Where did they go? 
30 Kazakh: Олар киноға кетті >> They went to cinema


Learn Kazakh with Nazym

SENTENCES and PHRASES for daily use PART 1

Here we learn how to change sentences from the active to the passive voice. We focus on the different tenses and how to apply grammar rules when changing a sentence into the passive voice.

NB: This podcast serves as a complementary material to my lessons. Further explanation, notes and homework are provided during class. 

If you would like to learn more about this subject, feel free to book a lesson with me.

The English Corner with Awethu

Active & Passive Voice

What's wrong with young people?
Some older people complain they have a fear of going out at night because of increasing violence and the number of young people who are drunk. But is it right for them to be frightened?
It's true that the number of reported violent crimes has increased, but also true that the police have become more expert at recording crime. Their enquiries are more successful because victims seem more willing to report crime. This may account for the increase.
There is also a growing trend for young people to consume less alcohol now than ten or fifteen years ago. Why? It's probably a combination of factors. Alcohol is expensive, it makes you lose control, and there seems to be a cultural move away from heavy drinking of alcohol.

English Mini Lessons

Social issues

In this episode, Karen & 柏威chatted about some short but useful sentences you can use in practical scenarios, such as “how was it,” “did you have a good time,” “i’m sorry for your loss...”

Let’s get studyin’!

Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

Take your Chinese small talk to the next level

I'm pleased to provide you a podcast that will give you an idea and glance about the use of the expression 'I can't -  لا أستطيع' in Arabic language and how it is pronounced and spelled. In this audio I will present 8 different patterns that started with the expression 'I can't -  لا أستطيع' with clear simple everyday life examples.

Arabic expressions with ArabicLights - Aymaro

Learn Arabic Expressions 3 - (I can't 1 - لا أستطيع) with examples in less than 80 seconds

This week we discuss the expression: 

RAIN ON SOMEONE'S PARADE


Brentoni's English Podcast

034 - rain on someone's parade

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
〈#175〉3月20日月曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/8℃ 

網走市/あばしりし　
・19日冬眠から覚めたくまに会わないために、講座が開かれた。
・小学5年生から70代までの16人
・作った野菜などが食べられる
・くまのえさにならないように、落ちてるごみを拾う。


［単語］
冬眠/とうみん…冬の間、眠ること
覚める/さめる…起きる
講座/こうざ…勉強をする集まり
70代/ななじゅうだい…70才〜79才
えさ…動物の食べ物


レッスン待ってます♪


北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#175〉　くまと会わないために

In this episode of Streetwise English Podcast, I talk about breaking my VR headset controller. My teacher profile: https://italki.com/teacher/1947582 Thanks for listening!