このポッドキャストは日本語上級者の方向けです。「日本文学を日本語で読んでみたい！でも一人で読むには難しいし、長すぎるな〜」と思われている方のために、毎回少しずつ読める短い朗読にしています。
一緒に少しずつ日本の名作文学を読んでいきましょう！
個別レッスンでは、作品中の細かな表現や単語、文法についても詳しく説明しています。興味のある方はぜひ個別レッスンをお申し込みください🎶

一緒に日本文学⭐️Let's read Japanese literature together with me!

吾輩は猫である1−1

Common Greek expressions and phrases that do not literally translate that well into English but are extremely common in Greece, especially in Millennial/ Gen Z audiences. Slang phrases are always informal and even though they are not negative in meaning you should never use them when speaking to an elder, a person like your boss, doctor, professor etc and in general with people you do not know. 



it's all Greek to me!

Greek Slang 

In this episode of Streetwise English Podcast, We hear a conversation between two Americans meeting at a bar for the first time.  My teacher profile: https://italki.com/teacher/1947582 Thanks for listening! Welcome my friends to another episode of the Streetwise English Podcast. I'm your host Carl and Italki American English tutor. 

Podcast first time meeting someone in a bar (dialogue)
(02:27-09:47)


1. a. Excuse me, do you run marathons?
b. I did run a half marathon last summer. How did you know?

2. a. I'm a psychic.
b. Are you serious?

3. a I'm just joking. But I do like your running shoes.
b. Oh thanks. I love these New Balance 5000's.
Do you run too?

4.  a. I only run from the police. haha. No, I'm not a runner but I do like to swim.
b. Oh yeah I love swimming too.  I swim twice a week.

5. a.  No way. Where do you swim?
b. I swim at the YMCA downtown.

6. a. Me too.  But I've never seen you there.
    b. I swim at 6am in the morning before work.

7. a. Oh, I see. I swim at 5pm just after work. So  that's why we've never crossed paths.
     b. I'm usually still sitting in traffic at 5pm on my way home.

8. a. Sorry,  what's your name again?
b. My name is Sarah.

9. Hey Sarah, I'm Carl. Listen I need to leave soon. What's your IG?
b. My IG is Sarahthegreat

10. a. Haha that's funny. Here, I just followed you. I'll DM you later. Let's grab a coffee sometime next week or go for a swim.
b.  Sounds good.  I'll follow you back. Great meeting you. Take care.


Streetwise English

SWE 117 How to meet a girl at a bar w transcript  (English & Chinese)

Bare Naked Ladies are a Toronto, Canada rock group popular in the late 1990s and the early part of the new century.  In episode 1, I commented that food, blue, and blew all had the same vowel sound.  Indeed, bare (meaning naked or basic) and bear (the animal) are pronounced the same. In this episode, I am going to guide you through (not throw) the E ear and A air sounds.
Here are the lists of the words in this lesson.  Notice that the spelling of the vowel sound is not consistent.
                                                 Sound 1                                             Sound 2
                                                      ear                                                      air
                                                      beer                                                    bear / bare
                                                      pier                                                      pear
                                                      hear                                                     hair
                                                      tear                                                      tear
                                                      cheers                                                 chairs             


                                     

Accelerate your English Pronunciation with Ralph

E Ear  A Air. 

New words 
 
1. 哪些  nǎxiē  pron. which (plural)
2. 传统  chuántǒng  adj. traditional
3. 节日  jiérì  n. festival
4. 春节  Chūn Jié  p.n. Spring Festival
5. 元宵节 Yuánxiāo Jié  p.n. Lantern Festival
6. 中秋节 Zhōngqiū Jié  p.n. Mid-Autumn Festival
7. 几  jǐ  num. what
8. 月  yuè  n. month; moon
9. 日  rì  n. day; sun
10. 农历 nónglì  n. Chinese lunar calendar
11. 情人节 Qíngrén Jié  p.n. Valentine's Day
12. 年  nián  n. year
13. 天  tiān  n. day; sky
14. 星期四 Xīngqīsì  p.n. Thursday
星期  xīngqī  n. week


中文每日一练

每日听汉语

Always be prepared for bad road conditions, and concentrate 100% of the time.
• Remember that alcohol has a serious effect on your ability to drive safely.
• Never drive when you're very tired, or you risk falling asleep and causing an accident.
• Be aware of other drivers around you as well as the road ahead.
• Keep to the speed limit and don't drive too close to the vehicle in front.

English Mini Lessons

Driving tips

【！】 請留意，如零基礎須先聽之前的三集， 需時約五分鐘 ♪

【ご注意】広東語が初めての方は、ぜひ前の3つのエピソードからお聴きください。所要時間は約5分です。

前の3回で、ゼロからすでに10個の基本単語を学びました。
では、ここから第1回「応用編」に入りましょう！

文型：___ ___ が ___ ___ ___ したい。　　　
句式 : ___ ___ 想___ ___ ___ 呀。

シチュエーション：
ある香港のとても忙しい会社での面接会場。面接官のAmyは非常に多忙で、彼女の部下2人が休憩スペースで話しています。

今日は面接者が多すぎて、Amyがとても忙しいことや、ある応募者が午後7時まで面接を待たされそうになったことに触れています。
（補足：「面接」は香港ではそのまま "interview" とも表現されることがあります）

最近の就職活動は本当に競争が激しくなってきており、広東語が少しでも話せる応募者は確かに有利だよね、という会話です。

以下は部下の一人が言ったフレーズです。基本の文型から始めて、
一緒に自然な広東語の発音を練習していきましょう！

文型：___ ___ が ___ ___ ___ したい
句式 : ___ ___ 想___ ___ ___ 呀。
（粵拼）___ ___ soeng2 ___ ___ ___ aa3　　　

Amy 想開始呀。
Amy soeng2 hoi1 ci2 aa3
（意味）「Amy は始めたいと思っている。」

Amy 想七點開始呀。
Amy soeng2 cat1 dim2 hoi1 ci2 aa3
「Amy は7時に始めたいと思っている。」

Amy 差啲想七點開始呀。
Amy caa1 di1 soeng2 cat1 dim2 hoi1 ci2 aa3
「Amy はもう少しで7時に始めようとしていた。」

Amy 差啲想七點開始 interview 呀。
Amy caa1 di1 soeng2 cat1 dim2 hoi1 ci2 interview aa3
「Amy は7時に面接を始めようとしていた（ところだった）。」

Chloe🔥港式粵語 實用! 易學! 高效!

【日本語版付き・ぜひ前の3つのエピソードからお聴きください ♪】場景應用篇１  句式 : ___想___ 呀 ** 請先閱讀「单集描述」再聽 ＜零基礎須先聽之前的三集， 需時約五分鐘＞

Life sometimes challenges us with difficult circumstances. Getting through these complicated times takes support, motivation and skill, even though failure feels both scary and possible.

In this episode, we discuss how to stay motivated and consistent even during times of personal challenge.

Motivation Monday

Resilience, Grit & the Art of Not Giving Up

Lær hvordan du hilser og svarer på vanlige spørsmål du får første gang du møter noen. 