Benvenuti a un nuovo episodio di "Italiano Chiaro," il podcast dedicato alla bellezza e alla ricchezza della lingua e della cultura italiane. Oggi ci immergeremo in un mondo di cinema, arte e bellezza senza tempo mentre esploriamo il Festival del Cinema di Venezia, uno degli eventi cinematografici più prestigiosi al mondo.

In questo episodio, ci addentreremo nelle profonde radici storiche di questo festival, scoprendo come ha iniziato la sua straordinaria avventura nel 1932 e come è diventato il festival cinematografico più antico al mondo. Esploreremo l'atmosfera unica di Venezia che si trasforma durante la "Settimana del Cinema" alla fine di agosto e all'inizio di settembre, quando il festival raggiunge il suo apice.

Italiano Chiaro - Cultura e Tradizioni 

Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica di Venezia

Reading a book in Japanese ''The Music Box Planet''　Akihiro Nishino 
#17 (the final episode of this story)
You can practice shadowing, and repeating with this reading and the text below. Besides, it's helpful to study Kanji. 😊 
📚My lessons: https://www.italki.com/ja/teacher/6185061


オルゴールの 大きな大きな音色は、ちかくの星にも とどきました。

「博士、なんだいこりゃ？」
「音楽だねえ。うん。いい音色だ。ちょいと休けいしようかの」
「オンガク、オンガク」

その音色は、空に住む すべての人間をつつみこみました。
そして5000メートル下の『森』で あそぶこどもたちにも ふりそそぎました。
「ありゃりゃ？　音楽がふってきた。こりゃゆかいだ」
「お婆、オイラたちの好きな音楽が空から ふってきたぞー」
「お婆、これは空中帝国から聴こえてくるぞー」
「おい、お婆！」

さわぐ こどもたちの奥で、ゆりいすに すわっている ひとりの老婆が、
目に涙をためています。

「どうした、お婆。なにかあったのかい？」

老婆は やさしく こたえたのでした。

「阿呆が つなげよったんじゃ」



【Kanji】

星　　　　　　ほし
博士　　　　　はかせ
休けい　　　　きゅうけい（休憩）
人間　　　　　にんげん
お婆　　　　　おばば　　　
老婆　　　　　ろうば
涙　　　　　　なみだ

Kanji that have already appeared are not listed. 
Please check the previous story pages.

朗読クラブ📚Reading to Japanese language learners 

朗読：『オルゴールワールド』#17にしのあきひろ著

こんにちは、ようへい先生（せんせい）です。え、今日は「みんなの日本語」の24課（か）　”～てもらう”　の話をしたいです。えー、 よくあるまちがいを言いますね。
・びよういんに 行きました。そのびよういんの スタッフは私のかみを 切（き）りました。

これはちょっとへんです。えー、It‘s a little bit weird for Japanese. えっと、ぶんぽうはえー正しいです。It‘s grammatically correct, but it is weird for Japanese. えー、日本人だとこう言います。 

・びよういんに行って、かみを切（き）ってもらいました

え、「びよういんに行って、かみを切ってもらいました」。これがしぜん ですよね、うん、これがnaturalです えー、どうしてかわかりません、はいえー、切ってもらう、切ってもらいます。 
え、そこに、ありがとうのお心がある時に、”~てもらう” を使います、という先生がいますが、うん、まあ、あーそうかもしれませんねえ。It might be correct.、でも、びよういんで お金(かね）をはらうのはあなたです。えー、ですから、 あー、ありがとうの心があるかな。うん、ちょっとわかりませんが、 えー、びよういんに 行きましたうん、そして、かみを切（き）ってもらいましたが、しぜんな文しょう (sentences)です。

うん、しぜん、a natural sentenceです。はい、他（ほか）にもえいかいわスクールに行きました。そこで、先生は私に英語を教（おし）えました、とても へんです。
It`s very weird for Japanese. えー、ですから。えー。

・英会話スクールに行きました。先生に英語（えいご）を教（おし）えてもらいました。

と言います。ま、この場合（ばあい）「英語をならいました」 でもオッケーですよ。はい、いいですか。で、例（たと）えば、そのお店、その学校（がっこう）のことを悪く言う時も ”もらう” を使いますねえ、例(たと）えば、そのびよういんの スタッフが下手だと言いたい時も同(おな）じです。 
あのスタッフは下手だった。動詞（どうし） verb ですね。動詞（どうし）を使（つか）う時は
”～てもらった”　と言います。

・かみを切ってもらったけど上手じゃありませんでした。 

という方が自然です。うん、ナチュラル naturalですね。はい、オッケー。 
じゃあ聞いてくれてありがとうございました。日本語の勉強（べんきょう）がんばってってください。バイバイ👋


ようへい先生　N4～N3　レベルの生徒（せいと）へ　(^^♪

＃１　みんなのにほんご２４か　「～てもらう」のつかい方

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Let me tell you why you DON'T want to keep trying to speak like a "native".
In this episode, I will share with you reasons why such a goal will not help you become fluent,  based on my experience as a teacher. Actually, it might make it harder!

Share in the comments what you think and stay tuned for more episodes on fluency!

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Can Watching Movies Help Improve My English? If Yes, How?

Movies are great sources of learning, including for improving your English. 

Even for people who don’t intentionally learn English, they can start to enrich their vocabulary and grammatical skill by watching many films.

 Although it is still highly advisable to learn English through formal education programs, movies can become an excellent tool to know how a native speaks and behaves.

Dive into my podcast and improve your listening skills, I'll ask you some questions so you can think in English & I'll get you to speak too. Have fun doing it

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I am excited for our future productive collaborations together

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In todays episode we discuss December in South Africa and why people are happy when it comes!

Let's have a chat (Discussions In English) 

Episode 38: What is "December" for you?

We all want our friends and relatives to be happy, but who is responsible for their care?
Today we read a story about a 95 year old woman in the UK.

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h_1HX3Bsi1CMHmMKQoPT0G36CwgMdNBS0uekz6NK7EE/edit?usp=drivesdk


Extract: 
We're going to go through a new story today and it begins with anger as a 95 year old (is)  told to take out her bins. Now, I just want to give you some background to this first of all. So, here in the UK, we have to put our bins on the streets for them to be collected and emptied.
So we have large bins, which are referred to as wheelie bins, And we must put those on the street. Depending on your relationship with your neighbours if you live in an apartment block, someone may do this for you. But the council employees, the people who come to empty the bins, will not come upon your property to collect them. They used to. But they don't any more. Depending on the council and depending on their funding, You may be able to request them to help you if you're old or infirm. As money is tight  these days for everyone, more and more councils are refusing to do this. A council is simply a local area government.
 Now we're going to read through a story here about what's happened to a 95 year old. Now, bearing in mind that here in the UK, we don't generally mix with our neighbours unless we know them very well or are related to them.
As I’ve often told you, we view  the Government almost like a mother or father, we expect them to do the things, which perhaps in your country is done by a community.





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Care for Older People in the UK (with transcript)

I walk by the river and describe what I see.