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As I work for a publisher, I'm always using reference books such as dictionaries. But I read a lot for pleasure too, and I particularly like poetry. At home all my books are arranged in alphabetical order (I know that's a bit strange!). I've also got lots of novels from different categories - crime stories, ghost stories, historical novels, murder mysteries, science fiction, etc. - but there is non-fiction as well. I read quite a lot of biographies. My husband says I'm book-crazy.

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‘’Goedemorgen, schaatsen en kaas’’. The Dutch pronounciation is often quite different than the English one. In this podcast series I will walk you in 3 lessons through the pronounciations; the consonants, the short and long vowels, and difficult combinations. 

In this episode we will talk about consonants; the ‘’CH, G, J, K, P, T, R, SCH, V and W’’. Join me in this podcast to learn about the Dutch language.

Learning Dutch with Jeroen!

Lesson 1.1 - The Dutch consonants

みなさん、こんにちは！さゆりです。今日のテーマは、「日本の家をツアーしよう！家の中にあるものの言葉」について。日本の家には、玄関で靴を脱ぐルールや、畳、ドラえもんが寝ている「押し入れ」など、面白いところがたくさんあります。家の中を一緒に歩いている気持ちで、いろいろな物の名前を勉強しましょう！
【重要単語 / Key Vocabulary】
玄関（げんかん）： Entrance
畳（たたみ）： Tatami (Japanese straw mat)
押し入れ（おしいれ）： Japanese closet
炊飯器（すいはんき）： Rice cooker
分ける（わける）： To separate (e.g., trash)
別々（べつべつ）： Separate / Individual

Hi everyone! I'm Sayuri.In today's episode, we’ll take a tour of a "Japanese Home."Did you know there's a rule to take off your shoes at the "Genkan"? Or that Doraemon sleeps in a special closet called "Oshiire"? Let's learn the names of common household items and explore Japanese culture together!
[Key Vocabulary]
玄関 (Genkan): Entrance
畳 (Tatami): Tatami mat
押し入れ (Oshiire): Japanese-style closet
炊飯器 (Suihanki): Rice cooker
分ける (Wakeru): To separate
別々 (Betsubetsu): Separate / Different

大家好！我是 Sayuri。今天的活動主題是「日本居家大探險！家中的物品名稱」。你知道在日本進入「玄關」時必須脫鞋嗎？還有哆啦A夢睡覺的「壁櫥」日文要怎麼說呢？讓我們一邊想像在日本家裡參觀，一邊學習各種居家物品的單語吧！
[重點單語 / Key Vocabulary]
玄関 (Genkan): 玄關
畳 (Tatami ): 榻榻米
押し入れ (Oshiire ): 壁櫥
炊飯器 (Suihanki): 電子鍋
分ける (Wakeru ): 分類
別々 (Betsubetsu): 分開 / 各別


にほんごタイム🇯🇵Learn Japanese with Sayuri!

［JLPTN5-4］日本の家をツアーしよう！家の中にあるものの言葉｜Let's Tour a Japanese Home! Words for things inside the house｜一起去日本人的家參觀吧！家中的物品名稱

李月，谢朋，王方，
欧阳，上官，诸葛，
李老师，王医生。

Learn Chinese with Joanna

Features of Chinese People`s names

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Today we're talking about an idiom that you can use to say that you understand something really well and that you have a detailed knowledge of it. This is the idiom, to know something like the back of your hand. I hope you find it useful!

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How well do you know your hands?

Wales gets a new leader....
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