¿Qué son los hábitos?
Práctica habitual de una persona.
Hábitos para empezar el día
Bebe un vaso de agua en ayunas
Medita 5 minutos al inicio o al final del día
Leer 
30 minutos de ejercicio al día
Hábitos que drenan tu energía
Hacer un trabajo que no disfrutas
Ser perfeccionista
Preocuparte por lo que no puedes controlar
No saber decir que no.

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Hábitos

I talk about recent events in simple Japanese.Today, I’ll introduce a perfect Japanese food for summer.

TakoyakiTaya

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In this episode, we’ll explore the many meanings of “program” in Chinese! From “项目” to “节目”, “程序”, and “课程”, each word carries its own unique context and usage. How do you choose the right one? Join me as I break it all down with examples. Plus, learn some new vocabulary to level up your Chinese skills：

项目 (xiàng mù)
中文解释：为完成某种目标而组织的工作或活动，一般指比较大的工程或计划。
英文解释：A project or initiative organized to achieve a specific goal, often referring to large-scale undertakings or plans.

节目 (jié mù)
中文解释：在广播、电视或现场表演中展示的内容或环节。
英文解释：Content or segments presented in a broadcast, television show, or live performance.

课程 (kè chéng)
中文解释：教育机构中规划的教学内容，通常指一个学科或特定的学习单元。
英文解释：Planned instructional content in an educational institution, typically referring to a subject or a specific unit of study.

程序 (chéng xù)
中文解释：1. 按照一定顺序进行的步骤或方法；2. 计算机中指一系列可以执行的代码。
英文解释：1. A sequence of steps or methods followed in a certain order; 2. In computing, a series of executable codes.

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Which one is program? 项目、节目、课程 or 程序？

¿Cómo sabes si una clase es "buena"? ¿Cómo sabes si tiene lo necesario para vos? ¿Te motiva? ¿Te entusiasma? ¿Cómo se desarrolla?

Te cuento algunos puntos que para mi son CLAVES en una BUENA CLASE DE ESPAÑOL.

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Clases que hay que elegir tener

Hi, guys!

Today we are gonna have a short lesson about crimes!

We are going to study new words and grammar. And as homework you will have some exercises.
Let’s go.

Crime is a very interesting topic, and a bad guy who takes your money or kills someone we can call a criminal, a felon or a culprit. This guy usually commits a crime.

Okay, so a criminal, a felon or a culprit commits a crime.

What other crimes should we know?

Bribery. Bribery is a crime when one person gives money to get an illegal service. For example, a person gives a doctor 1000$ to make fake papers. When you make fake papers, we call it forgery. 

Okay, bribery, to give a bribe.

Next word is blackmail. If he wanted to give a bribe, but his doctor refused, he can blackmail him. It means that he writes: “If you don’t do what I want, I will ruin your life”. He threatens this person.

Blackmail, to blackmail, blackmailer.


If this person doesn’t listen to this guy, he starts stalking him. He becomes a stalker. He follows him every minute. He wants to get what he’s asking for.

Finally the police arrest him. He is a criminal and he’s behind bars. 

People start talking about him:

“-It is said that he is a criminal
-yes, he is said to be a blackmailer and stalker. He also gave a bribe!”

If you look at these sentences you can see a very good grammar structure.

Let's take a closer look.

For example, we say  “She is a teacher.” We can also say “it is said that she is a teacher” or “sh is said to be a teacher” 

It is said she is beautiful
She is said to be beautiful.


Practise these sentences at home and ask me for correct answers in messages.

He is smart. 
He is a felon. He gives a bribe.
She is a stalker. She stalks him every day.
Criminals commit crimes. 
Bob is a felon. He blackmails people.
Susue is a criminal. She blackmails people and gives bribes.

That’s it guys. If yo9u liked this podcast, and this lesson you can book a trial lesson with me!


Excellent at English with Kate K

CRIMES!

You can find out some information about Martisor traditions and legends

ROMANIAN

Martisor

トイレはどこですか。（Where’s the toilet?）

ここは事務所（じむしょ）です。(This is the office.)
それはエレベーターです。(That is the elevator.)
あそこはトイレです。(The toilet is over there.)
そこは病院（びょういん）です。(It’s a hospital.)
あそこは会社（かいしゃ）です。(The company is over there.)
トイレはどこですか。(Where is a toilet?)
トイレはここです。(Here is the toilet?)

トイレはどちらですか。(Where is a toilet?)
トイレはあちらです。(The toilet is over there.)
カリナさんの部屋（へや）はどちらですか。(Where is a Karina’s room?)
3階（かい）です。(It’s third floor.) 

教室（きょうしつ）　classroom
食堂（しょくどう） canteen
事務所（じむしょ） office
会議室（かいぎしつ）conference room
受付（うけつけ） reception desk
階段（かいだん）staircase
エレベーター elevator
エスカレーター escalator
自動販売機（じどうはんばいき） vending machine
電話（でんわ） telephone
おくに（お国） country
会社（かいしゃ） company
うち  house home
くつ  shoes
ネクタイ  necktie
ワイン wine
売り場（うりば） department store
地下（ちか） basement
一階（いっかい） first floor
なんがい（何階） which floor
一円（いちえん） 1 yen
いくら  how much
百（ひゃく）  hundred
千（せん）  thousand
万（まん）  ten thousand



にほんごのれんしゅう

みんなの日本語　Lesson 3

Many people believe in destiny but if there is one thing that I learned the hard way, "don't leave anything to chance."


FLO TALKS 

DON'T LEAVE ANYTHING TO CHANCE

Hoy en día es común identificar una persona por la generación a la que pertenece y a partir de allí encasillarla o hasta juzgarla. Por eso hoy vamos a hablar de algo que probablemente a ti también te toca de cerca: las generaciones Millennial y Z. ¿Cuáles son sus características? ¿Qué las diferencia? ¿Y qué tienen en común? ¡Quédate con nosotros!