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JLPT N1読解で時間が足りない人へ｜語彙力を伸ばす日頃の習慣 JLPT N1の読解で時間が足りないと感じていませんか？知らない単語の意味を毎回推測していると、問題を解く時間が少なくなってしまいます。テーマ別に単語を覚えられる『N1語彙スピードマスター』を紹介しながら、読解を支える日頃の語彙学習の習慣についてお伝えします。

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Hello! English tutor Alice here. Here's some information about me. I'd love to know more about you. I have lived in the US my entire life and I've never been overseas. What country do you live in? Have you ever been over seas? I have been to Canada but not since the mid 1990's. I have been to multiple states here in the US. Here's a few of them that I have visited. Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Indiana and California. Some may wonder... Alice... Why have you not traveled overseas before? Well the answer is simple. Actually I have a few answers for this. First of all... the United States is massive. Depending on where you live in a state, it could take anywhere from a few moments to a few hours to just get to the state next to yours. And traveling across country can for some Americans feel worlds different. Cost of traveling. The cost to travel overseas is quite expensive. And the flights last many hours, much longer than a domestic US flight. Many of those flights are what we call 'Red Eye' flights....where the flight is during our over night hours. Which maybe stressful to some. The fastest flight from my hometown airport in Kentucky to London's Heathrow airport is 7 hours and 40 minutes. The fastest flight from my hometown airport in Kentucky to Los Angeles LAX airport is around 5 hours. Some people, like myself do not like flying. I find it incredibly stressful. I have flown a few times before within the US but it's something I get a lot of anxiety about. Plus also factor in the cost of lodging and food when traveling. Cost of transportation when landing. I think for some international students the massive size of the US and the distance between major cities that one would visit is something that is hard to realize. Did you know...even with living in the US my entire life... I have never been to Seattle, Washington DC, New York City, Chicago, Dallas or New Orleans. That's just some major cities that I've never been to.

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🇫🇷 Let's learn French together! Do you want to speak French but don't know where to start? Let's begin with 3 simple expressions! 👋 Bonjour ! = Hello! 😊 Comment ça va ? = How are you? Je m'appelle… = My name is… Now it's your turn! Complete this sentence in the comments: Bonjour ! Je m'appelle ______ et je viens de ______. Let's practise and learn French together! , one step at a time 💬. #FrenchTutor

La place de la Bourse a été construite à Bordeaux entre 1730 et 1755, sous le roi Louis XV. À cette époque, elle s’appelait la place Royale. C’est une belle place classique, ouverte sur la Garonne, avec des bâtiments élégants et une fontaine au centre. Le Miroir d’eau Devant la place se trouve le Miroir d’eau, inauguré en 2006. Avec environ 3 450 m², c’est le plus grand miroir d’eau du monde : une fine couche d’eau reflète la place et crée un effet magnifique. Vocabulaire utile ouvrir une ville sur un fleuve : permettre de voir le fleuve depuis la ville un reflet : l’image d’un objet dans l’eau ou dans un miroir une fontaine : une construction d’où sort de l’eau le patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO : une liste de lieux importants à protéger dans le monde. Pourquoi le Miroir d’eau est-il célèbre ?