Si estas aprendiendo español o sos un fanatico de los libros y estas buscando historias cortas para escuchar y practicar tu vocabulario y activiades de escucha, este es el podcast para vos

Cuentos para aprender español

本期主要聊了有关公共厕所的一些词汇和故事，提到了隔间，厕纸，纸巾，小便池，腿麻，国际航班厕所的话题。
希望大家听得愉快！

In this podcast , we will talk about some interesting things of Chinese toilet, we mentioned many things such as toilet paper, Chinese old style toilet, legs are sleeping, toilets in airplane etc.
Hope it is helpful.

More videos please check our youtube channel:Chinese Mandarin Cherry， Regan Radio.

Cherry Blablabla｜Chinese&English

厕所革命｜The Toilet Revolution🚽

¡¡Bienvenidos y bienvenidas al podcast ESPAÑOL PARA HOY!!

En este primer episodio te hablaré un poco de mí y también de mi ciudad, la ciudad de Medellín (Colombia). 

Espero que disfrutes nuestro primer episodio. 

Español Para Hoy

E01 Presentación / Medellín Ciudad de La Eterna Primavera 

主要介绍1.往好里说…往坏里说… 2.钻牛角尖 3.跟…过不去 的意思及用法。

A Course in Chinese Colloquial Idioms

How To Use 1.往好里说…往坏里说… 2.钻牛角尖 3.跟…过不去 in Chinese Colloquial Idioms

ჭკუის კოლოფი /  One has a wonderful brain/ Ума палата

ჭკუასუსტი /Feeble-minded/ Слабоумный

ჭკუაში დაჯდომა/To take into one’s head/Прийти в голову

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Phrasal verbs 5

What's the difference?

Sorry VS Excuse me

... Una historia de misterio! Diviérte y aprende español a la misma vez :)

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Hi everyone, have you ever heard of White Day (ホワイトデー)?
It's the day when men give women some gifts! But why only men do that?
If you're curious and want to find out the reason, listen to this now!

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たつきのにほんご

White Day (Beginner Level)

我们每个人都有自己的姓。姓是标志家族系统的称号，姓也成为一种中国传统文化和历史传承。在中国古代很多部落根据自己的地理位置或者职业等，创造了自己的姓。姓也成为一种中国传统文化和历史的传承。在日常生活中，为了表示尊敬，人们对于初识的人常常会问“您贵姓？”。一般人们都会回答“免贵姓.⋯⋯”。
Everyone has their own surname, which connects them to their ancestors and represents the continuation of the family lineage. In ancient China, surnames already came into existence. Many tribes created their own surnames according to their geographical locations or occupations. And thus their surnames became the carrier of traditional Chinese culture and history. In everyday life today, Chinese people also pay a lot of attention to surnames. For example, in order to show respect when meeting someone for the first time, people often say 您贵姓? (what's your honourable surname?). Usually people will respond with 免贵姓…… (My name is.., without nobility).