In this episode, I’ll help you tell the difference between “知道”、“了解” 、“理解”and “认识”~

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

“知道”VS“了解”VS“理解”：They All Mean "Know"?

到、得、的、得、等、低，發音和例句

Taiwan Daphne - elementary vocabulary

到、得、的、得、等、低

Is it a Fiasco? or not?
I just want to say… “Come and see!” 
I am going to tell you what is better than the original ver. and what is worse. 
*Finally, I am so glad to tell you that you can also listen to the podcast "그거 봤어? (Did you watch it?)" on the YouTube channel now!"
Besides, you can watch the subtitles on this channel! 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3cz2KgaGS8DEro6KwehiaQ/featured 


그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

32. Is it a Fiasco? Or not? The remake ver. - Money Heist: Korea (‘종이의 집’ 한국판: 공동경제구역)

In this podcast, I'll help you learn how to ask for directions in Hungarian.
Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I34L5mNBb8mscx2Po2lyWLfb6c4EbFdQqo5Iwu7dLzw/edit?usp=sharing

Hungarian Speaking Practice

How to ask for directions in Hungarian?

大家好，我是Honglin老师，欢迎来到我的汉字频道。
这是我的第二条推送。今天要和你们分享的是，“口”字，一家五口人的“口”，吃饭和说话会用到的“口”，或者说，我们的嘴巴。

口，是一个象形字，它的形状长得就像我们的嘴巴。最开始的“口”，是一个圆形，就像我们说“啊”的时候，嘴巴张开的样子。而且两边的竖很长，看起来就像一个英文字母的H，只不过最下面还有一横。后来圆的慢慢变成方的，两边的竖也变短，就变成了现在的“口”，就像一个正方形。“口”这个字，是汉字里变化最小的字之一，也是一些字的偏旁，表示和嘴巴相关的动作或者物品。比如，“吃”，吃东西的吃，就是用的“口”字旁。

那含有“口“字的词语也很多，今天给大家分享一个网络用语，“口嗨”。

“嗨“你可以理解成英文的“high“，兴奋的意思。口嗨的意思就是虽然话说得很漂亮，说可以做或者要做一件事，听起来很兴奋，但是行动上却做不到，说到却做不到。比如，你有一个朋友天天和你说，“哎呀，下次来我的城市，一定要告诉我，我带你玩，我带你吃好吃的，保证你满意“。但等你真的到了他那里，他说的这些要带你做的事，一件也没做。那你就可以说，“哎，他只是口嗨啦“。

（点击👇查看“口”字字形图片）
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跟着Honglin学汉字(CHINESE CHARACTERS WITH HONGLIN )

二：“口”为什么这样写&“口嗨”

This podcast is for learners who’ve studied English and communication for years — yet still feel blocked in real conversations, interviews, and meetings.

We look at the real reason progress stalls even after effort, practice, and courses — and why language alone isn’t the issue.

⭐ The Voice Unlock Method™ –  The Inner Game of Speaking English with Calm, Clarity & Presence 

Why You’re Still Not the Communicator You Want to Be

One of the most charming features of the Italian language is its apparent clarity. Unlike English, Italian is often described as a phonetic language: words are usually pronounced exactly as they are written.
Yet even in this musical and “transparent” tongue, there are exceptions—letters that fade, soften, or vanish depending on dialect, speed, or etymology. These are Italy’s hidden sounds, traces of the language’s long evolution from Latin to modern speech.

Let’s uncover some of the most interesting cases.

ITALPOP

The Subtle Sounds of Italian: When Letters Go Silent (or Almost)

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Streetwise English

SWE 156 Tibet Photographs Restored

Switzerland is a mountainous country in the center of Europe, roughly the same size as the Netherlands and with a population of around 9 million people. The capital city is Bern, the largest city is Zurich and within those and other cities, several languages are spoken. Switzerland has four official languages: German, French, Italian Romansh. Romansh is a romance language that is traditionally spoken in the southeastern region of Grisons and became an official language in 1996.

The country has long been famed for its neutrality. Sitting out each of the world wars, it has a self-imposed policy that states that they should not become involved in any political or armed conflicts with other nations. In fact, since 1815 Switzerland has not participated in a foreign war. In recent years this neutrality has been questioned due to their close links to Europe, the fact they became a member of the UN in 2002, and that they are the location for the headquarters of many multinational banks and corporations.

Over the past 100 years, Switzerland has gradually become one of the wealthiest countries on earth. This is partly due to the strength gained from their neutral positioning but also periods of prolonged political stability have had an influence. A study commissioned by Credit Suisse in 2020 discovered that 800,000 millionaires live in Switzerland, and in a country of just 9 million that is quite a significant proportion. However, the increased wealth of the country has brought with it hefty living costs, and Switzerland has been described as the most expensive place to live in Europe.