“Yo chill out men!” In Casual Japanese 

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Season 1 : Episode 17 : “Chill out!” In Casual Japanese (1-minute episodes)

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私の好きな日本食について話しています。

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#003 好きな日本の食べ物はなんですか？ What is your favorite Japanese food?

Esta semana me ha comentado una estudiante de EE.UU que hace unos meses, en el quirófano, tras despertarse de la anestesia, empezó a hablar en español y las enfermeras sorprendidas le preguntaban porqué hablaba en otro idioma. Realmente su nivel de español es bueno y su interés por aprender y mejorar es ilimitado. 

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Today we're looking at some adjectives that we can use to discuss topics that might upset people, or make them sad or angry. These are definitely difficult subjects to discuss so I thought you might like some adjectives to describe them! I hope you find today's podcast useful!

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I hope this podcast doesn't make you angry!

とても日本の夏らしい歌をAIで作りました。お楽しみください。

（Verse 1）
朝からアスファルトが　ジリジリ焼ける
影をさがして歩く　旅人みたいに
セミのシャウトは止まらない！
「ミーンミーンミーーーン！」命がけ！

Asphalt’s burning from 8 a.m.
I walk like a lost man, seeking shade
The cicadas scream with all their soul—
Nature’s heavy metal parade!

（Chorus）
これが日本の夏だ！
サウナより熱い、湿気の嵐
でも祭りはやめられない！
浴衣と金魚、夜空の花火！

THIS is JAPAN’s crazy summer!
Hotter than hell, and 100% humid
But festivals call, I can’t resist—
Yukata, goldfish, and fireworks kissed

（Verse 2）
Tシャツが3分で　汗だく地獄
コンビニの冷気に　心から感謝
かき氷のためなら1時間待つ
それが日本の　プライドだ！

My shirt is soaked in just three minutes
Thank you, dear konbini air!
I’d wait an hour for shaved ice joy—
That’s summer pride, we dare!

（Chorus）
これが日本の夏だ！
エアコンより強いのは友情！
夜風にゆれる風鈴の音
暑くても、忘れたくない季節

THIS is JAPAN’s burning season!
Stronger than A/C is human connection
Wind chimes sing in the warm night breeze
A season we sweat through, yet never forget

（Bridge）
外国の友よ　覚悟して来てね
日本の夏は　甘くないよ
でも一度体験したらもう
恋に落ちるんだ、この暑さに！

Dear friends from abroad—be warned!
Japan’s summer shows no mercy
But once you’ve lived it, through the heat—
You’ll fall in love with its crazy beauty!

（Final Chorus）
これが日本の夏だ！
太陽も空も本気のバトル
また来年も、この地獄で
君と笑っていたいんだ！

THIS is JAPAN’s full-power summer!
The sky and sun are in a blazing duel
But next year too, in this hot-hot hell—
I wanna laugh with you again!

日本語聞いてみよう！

【SUMMER IN JAPAN】日本語の歌

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In this episode, the host, Smith, delves into the benefits of the EFL (English as a First Language) approach for intermediate to advanced English learners. The five key points highlighted include the importance of depth of understanding, navigating natural variations, promoting practical discovery, prioritizing fluency and flexibility, and fostering long-term confidence. By choosing the EFL method, learners can overcome obstacles and unlock their full potential in English. The speech concludes with an invitation to book a lesson and embark on a transformative journey of language mastery.