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 Review and confirmation of words and kanji.
トニーさんと 言葉や漢字の復習と確認について

[とる] について　About [take]
取る　取得する　しょとくする　to acquire
撮る　撮影する　さつえいする   to film
録る　録音する　ろくおんする   to record
捕る　捕まえる　つかまえる       to catch
採る　野菜を採る　やさいをとる　to harvest/ to gather 
採集する　さいしゅうする
摂る　野菜を摂る　やさいをとる　to take vegetable
摂取する　せっしゅする to take
栄養を摂る　えいようをとる to take nutrients
盗る　とる　盗む　ぬすむ to steal 
盗難　とうなん　a theft
 盗賊　とうぞく　a bandit

[漢字の確認] かんじのかくにん　[Kanji check] 
言う　いう、ゆう、ごんべん、しんにょう、
近い ちかい　near 
遠い　とおい　far
漢字の部首　かんじのぶしゅ　radical of Kanji　
試す　ためす　to try
試験　しけん　a exam
試着　しちゃく to try on
試食　ししょく　to try to eat sample’s 
試飲　しいん　to try to take drinks 
試運転　しうんてん a test drive 
武　武道　ぶどう　Martial arts
武士　ぶし　samurai
式　しき　
開会式　かいかいしき　a opening ceremony, 
日本式　にほんしき    Japanese style

[言葉の確認] ことばのかくにん [Check words] 
無理　むり　impossible 
無茶　むちゃ　reckless 
無茶苦茶　むちゃくちゃ　reckless
無礼　ぶれい　 rude
失礼　しつれい　impolite
失礼をする　しつれいをする　to be rude
失礼を言う　しつれいをいう 　to say rude
失礼になる　しつれいになる 　to be rude
失礼します　しつれいします 　to excuse to leave 
失礼しました　しつれいしました 
失礼にする　to be rude
邪魔 じゃま　disturb
邪魔になる　じゃまになる　 to be disturb
邪魔する　じゃまする
お邪魔する　おじゃまする　 disturbing, 
失礼しますvsお邪魔します

結構多い けっこうおおい　quite a lot
結構です　けっこうです　 no thanks/ fine
大変です　たいへんです　 very hard
大変な問題　たいへんなもんだい　 very hard problem 
大変　たいへん 　very

大変面白い　たいへんおもしろい　
very interesting 



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Vol.34 Featuring Tony, Review and  confirmation of words and kanji. トニーさんと 言葉や漢字の復習と確認について

相同点：都可做连词，表示在任何条件下结果和结论都不会改变，常跟“都、也”一起用。
无论/不管 + 任指的疑问代词/选择关系的并列成分。
例：不论/不管做什么事情，最好都能提前做好计划。
不论/不管考试结果怎么样，你已经尽力了。
不论/不管你想吃西瓜，还是想吃草莓，都得去超市买。
不同点：
无论：1：书面语--无论 + 如何/是否
无论如何，我都不会离开你。
无论她是否爱我，我都祝福她。
2：可用正反形式，在正反形式中间加“还是、跟、与”。
无论去不去，你都跟我说一声。
无论你来与不来，我都等着你。
不管：1：口语
不管 后面不能+！！！如何/是否
2：可用正反形式
不管冷不冷，她都要吃冰淇淋。


喵喵说汉语---HSK 4

无论和不管的区别

Two corvesations: 

1- En la peluqueria

2- Album Familiar

This podcast is to improve your listening and vocabulary

Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish Conversation parte 16

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Welcome back to another episode of Streetwise English podcast. My name is Carl. Today I want to talk about breaking the ice. So breaking the ice means meeting someone new that you don't know for the first time. So when you go to a party or you go to a new workplace or a new school, you're always going to have the occasion where you need to meet people for the very first time.


And sometimes this can be awkward and you can feel embarrassed about talking to someone if you don't know them and they don't know you and you're not friends yet. So I just wanted to talk really briefly about some advice that I have for you to meet people for the first time in any environment. And this is especially true if you are not a native speaker of their language.


So the first tip I have is to simply smile. Make your face look friendly and welcoming and give eye contact to the person that you want to talk to. It sounds really simple and obvious, but if you missed this step um, you know, this is a very important step and this is half the battle. So make sure that you look approachable yourself and you smile And you might even make a slight hand gesture, like, uh, a mini wave of some sort.  And the next thing is to simply say hello.


You don't have to come up with any kind of clever saying or pick up line or joke just simply saying hello. And you can see if the other person is interested in having a conversation with you.


And another tip is that you can be observant of what the person looks like or what clothes they're wearing and use that as a clue um, to tell you about who they are. For example, if the person is wearing very nice running shoes you kind of have the idea that this person likes to run or this person may be a runner or if you notice that the person has, um, cauliflower ears, you know, scarred ears from wrestling OK, this guy is probably a fighter. (please subscribe to the Streetwise English Podcast)





Streetwise English

SWE17 How to Break the Ice?

Ciao e benvenuti a tutti! 
Per la prima puntata del mio mini podcast ho scelto un’espressione semplice ma amatissima: “Mamma mia!”.
È una frase antica, che nasce dalla tradizione popolare italiana, ma ancora oggi è molto viva e usata in tantissimi contesti.
💬 Spiegazione con esempi
 “Mamma mia” è davvero versatile.
 👉 Puoi usarla quando qualcosa ti annoia o ti dà fastidio:
 — Mamma mia, che traffico oggi!
👉 Puoi usarla per esprimere sorpresa o stupore:
 — Mamma mia, non ci credo!
👉 Puoi usarla anche quando assaggi qualcosa di particolarmente buono:
 — Oh mamma mia, che buono questo dolce!
👉 E perfino per indicare paura o preoccupazione:
 — Mamma mia, che spavento!
In realtà, quello che conta non è tanto la frase in sé, ma l’intonazione. A seconda di come la dici, può cambiare completamente significato.

📜 Curiosità e origini
L’espressione nasce letteralmente come invocazione alla madre, ma anche come richiamo religioso alla Madonna. In passato, infatti, dire “Mamma mia” significava affidarsi alla protezione materna, sia quella terrena sia quella celeste.
 Col tempo, questa invocazione è diventata sempre più comune e quotidiana, perdendo il senso religioso e trasformandosi in una semplice esclamazione di emozione.
Oggi è talmente famosa che persino all’estero “Mamma mia” è considerata una tipica espressione italiana: pensiamo al musical e al film Mamma Mia!, che hanno reso questa frase riconoscibile in tutto il mondo.
🌟 Frase finale
 Insomma, “mamma mia” è un piccolo jolly della lingua italiana: imparalo bene e sembrerai subito più italiano!


Mini scheda riassuntiva –🎙️ Episodio 1 – Mamma mia!
Espressione tipica italiana
Usi: sorpresa, rabbia, gioia, paura
Tono della voce = cambia il significato
Da evitare: usarla troppo spesso (può sembrare una caricatura)


5 minuti per diventare più italiano!

e1 - mamma mia

春天来了，最近“色彩散步”在年轻人中很流行。
Spring is coming, and recently "color walk" has become very popular among young people.
色彩散步就是在出门前，在心里选一个主题颜色，然后一边散步，一边寻找这个颜色。
A color walk means choosing a theme color in your mind before going out, then walking and looking for this color at the same time.
你可能会看到路边的彩色花朵、公交车的颜色，或是建筑上的色块。
You may see colorful flowers by the roadside, the color of buses, or color blocks on buildings.
这些偶然看到的色彩，能给平淡的生活带来小惊喜。
These accidentally seen colors can bring small surprises to plain life.
心理专家说，这种有明确目标的散步，能让人们暂时远离生活压力。
Psychological experts say that this kind of walk with a clear goal can make people temporarily stay away from life pressure.
专注寻找颜色时，大脑会放松，有情绪治愈的作用。
When focusing on looking for colors, the brain will relax, which has the effect of emotional healing.
你觉得色彩散步怎么样？你想试试吗？
What do you think of color walk? Do you want to try it?

1. 色彩散步（sè cǎi sàn bù）- color walk：出门前选定主题颜色，在城市中散步寻找该颜色的活动
2. 主题颜色（zhǔ tí yán sè）- theme color：选定作为寻找目标的颜色
3. 偶然（ǒu rán）- accidentally：没有预料到，不经意间
4. 平淡（píng dàn）- plain：平常、不特别，没有起伏
5. 压力（yā lì）- pressure：生活中带来的紧张和负担
6. 专注（zhuān zhù）- focus：集中注意力在某件事上
7. 放松（fàng sōng）- relax：让身体和大脑从紧张状态变得舒缓
8. 成就感（chéng jiù gǎn）- sense of accomplishment：完成一件事或达成目标后产生的满足感
9. 情绪治愈（qíng xù zhì yù）- emotional healing：缓解负面情绪、让心理恢复舒适的过程
10. 色彩散步（sè cǎi sàn bù）- color walk
11. 主题颜色（zhǔ tí yán sè）- theme color
12. 偶然（ǒu rán）- accidentally
13. 平淡（píng dàn）- plain
14. 压力（yā lì）- pressure
15. 专注（zhuān zhù）- focus
16. 放松（fàng sōng）- relax
17. 成就感（chéng jiù gǎn）- sense of accomplishment
18. 情绪治愈（qíng xù zhì yù）- emotional healing
19. 寻找（xún zhǎo）- look for
20. 路边（lù biān）- roadside
21. 彩色（cǎi sè）- colorful
22. 公交车（gōng jiāo chē）- bus
23. 建筑（jiàn zhù）- building
24. 惊喜（jīng xǐ）- surprise
25. 心理专家（xīn lǐ zhuān jiā）- psychological expert
26. 明确目标（míng què mù biāo）- clear goal
27. 暂时（zàn shí）- temporarily
28. 远离（yuǎn lí）- stay away from
29. 大脑（dà nǎo）- brain



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色彩散步 Color walk

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