Did you know that one Korean verb can mean "to grab," "to book a room," and even "to schedule a meeting"?
in this episode, we dive deep into the versatile Korean verb '잡다 (Jabda)'. It’s not just about vocabulary; it’s about understanding the Korean mindset!

Damon's Real Korean Vibe

E1.잡다(Jap-da) Stop saying No! How to politely decline using'잡히다'

Amica 1: Pronto?

Amica 2: "Ciao! Sono io!stavo pensando... ti va di andare a vedere Grease al Teatro Brancaccio?"

Amica 1: "certo! mi sembra una buona idea. Sai quanto costano i biglietti?

Amica 2: "30 euro ciascuno. Posso prenderli online.
Amica 1: ", va bene! E quando pensavi di andare?
Amica 2: "ehm...venerdì o sabato sera del prossimo weekend."

Amica 1: "Preferisco sabato sera. Così non devo preoccuparmi di alzarmi presto !"

Amica 2: "Sì, certo. Che ne dici di incontrarci alle 19:30 fuori dal teatro?"

Amica 1: "Ok, va bene. In questo modo abbiamo il tempo per cenare insieme prima dello spettacolo."

Amica 2: "Esatto! Ho sentito parlare di un ristorante carino vicino al teatro. Posso prenotare un tavolo."

Amica 1: "Perfetto, allora ci vediamo sabato alle 19:30 e andiamo a cenare prima di vedere Grease."

Amica 2: Non vedo l’ora! Ciao!

Italiano Chiaro

Andare a teatro

        大家好啊，我是丹霞。您现在收听的是中文台词频道，今天的台词出自电影《后来的我们》。如果你在大城市上大学，毕业了以后，你会离开那儿吗？我们来听听电影中林见清是怎么说的：

        “毕了业，谁愿意离开北京？每次路过天安门的时候我就在想，所有最好最神奇的事情都会在这里发生。
        我明白北京不是我的家，我宁可拥抱现实中的无家可归，也不想放弃搏一把的机会。都说这儿的生活艰难，但我不怕，至少我在北京混过。
       北京的一天真的很短，短到还没有开始就结束了，所以每天早上一睁眼，我就觉得我离梦想又进了一步。”
——林见清  电影《后来的我们》/<Us and Them>

毕业bìyè  graduate; graduation
神奇shénqí magical, amazing
宁可……也不……nìng kě……yě bù…… would rather... than...
拥抱yǒng bào  to embrace
无家可归wú jiā kě guī homeless
搏一把bó yī bǎ  fight, bet
艰难jiān nán difficult; hard
至少zhì shǎo  at least
睁眼zhēng yǎn open one 's eyes
离lí  part from; be away from
进步jìnbù improve ; step forward


Chinese Lines 中文台词

06. 毕了业，谁愿意离开北京？Who would want to leave Beijing after graduation? Hang in there! --《后来的我们Us and Them》

kindleで本がでました！
I published a book on Kindle.

私のプロフィール　私について→Youtube→podcast
My profile・about me→Youtube→podcast



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¿Qué hacen los jóvenes argentinos y argentinas para divertirse en las noches de fin de semana? Acompañame que te cuento la "movida" de las noches en Argentina.

What do Argentinian young adults do to have fun at weekend nights? Let's find out what is possible to do in the nightlife.

ARGENTINA CULTURAL

NOCHES ARGENTINAS PARA JÓVENES ADULTOS

In this episode of Stairway to English, learn how to use the common idiom "drop the ball"

👉 https://italki.com/teacher/8476284

Stairway to English: Short easy to understand episodes to improve your English grammar and fluency

Don't drop the ball on that deadline! Learn how to use the English idiom "drop the ball"

Hey everyone! Happy September 1st! Today I talked about some events in September — remember Nagatsuki and the Autumn Equinox!みなさまごきげんよう、今日は9/1!9月の行事について話したよ。「長月」「秋分の日」覚えてね！

Moekoの日本語ベラベラtime

Moekoの日本語ベラベラtimeEpi22: 9月の行事【Japanese Podcast: listening practice】

Learn which words we use to talk about time in the past tense (ago, last, in, on, and at)

English Syndicate

Ago, last, in, on, and at

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GER2wJlJdRgfcoIz0C1OCp3rR_g9nG-b/view?usp=drivesdk