・秋田弁のおもてなしのフレーズの紹介
・「きみ　ゆでだども　くが？」「ゆっこ　わいでらがら　はいってけれ」
・きみの由来　とうもろこし⇒とうきび⇒きび⇒きみ　ゆでだども⇒茹でたけど　ゆっこ⇒お湯　わいでらがら⇒沸いてるから
・単語ひとつひとつの意味を理解しているとわかりやすい
・秋田弁のおばあちゃんの方言はとてもほっこりします。
・まとめ


Nihongo tokidoki Inaka hougen with Megumi Na

What do you mean?「きみゆでだどもくが？」「ゆっこわいでらがらはいってけれ」Learning the Tohoku dialect

        今天我们要读书的部分是如何修炼自己的内在气质，包括但不限于经历、读书以及爱好。
岁月难静好，女人尤需要内心强大，只有这样，才能有内向外散发气质。

                                              【今日话题】
爱好是乐趣，是修炼，也是品味。
你平时有什么爱好呢，这种爱好对于你来说意味着什么呢？

欢迎发表你的想法！

每天陪你读书，每天打卡，不见不散！

Ruby's  Reading club of  Chinese

优雅是种力量(三）幸福的人，都在宠自己

¿Sabes que es el desgaste laboral conocido como Burnout? ¿Alguna vez lo has padecido? Escúchanos a Milo y a mí hablar de este tema.

Visiten a Milo: https://www.italki.com/teacher/11526291/spanish

No Manches Que Bacano

Burnout and Mental Health

We know we should appreciate people more often but do we know how to acknowledge them and why is it even so important? 

In a conversation when you acknowledge people, they feel heard and valued. They become more open-minded even if you are opposing their beliefs. It’s because, through your acknowledgment of their ideas, they know that you have been listening and you understand where they are coming from. If you want to do business with people or maintain a good relationship with them, without learning how to acknowledge people, you will get nowhere.

Acknowledging is easy.

Just paraphrase what they said and follow up with a relevant question or your opinion. Paraphrasing proves that you understand them since you express their ideas using your own words. 

During negotiations or discussions even if you disagree with people, you can make them hear you out by disagreeing politely or by partially disagreeing with them. A strong disagreement shows that you are unwilling to talk. This makes the negotiation take a negative turn and go downhill. 

So, disagree politely and follow up with relevant questions to show that you are interested in learning more about them. 

What you do is often reciprocated. When you listen, they listen. When you show interest in people, they will show interest in you. When you acknowledge them, they will acknowledge your work, ideas, and suggestions.

Acknowledge people. Have more discussions and not arguments. 


Sensei Ann

How not to be rude in English? 

Les comparto una divertida anecdota de cómo un simple asador desencadenó una serie de eventos desafortunados.

Mariana 

¡ Vamos a comprar asador!

月曜日（げつようび）
Monday

火曜日（かようび）
Tuesday

水曜日（すいようび）
Wednesday

木曜日（もくようび）
Thursday

金曜日（きんようび）
Friday

土曜日（どようび）
Saturday

日曜日（にちようび）
Sunday

Cheerful life

曜日の練習

In this episode, we’ll explore the interesting and useful idiom pair: "事半功倍" and "事倍功半". You’ll learn the meaning of these two Chinese idioms, their differences, and how understanding them can help you express yourself more clearly. Plus, I’ll share some insights on how to remember them easily by comparing their effects—literally. Tune in to discover how these idioms can add more depth to your Chinese skills！

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

事半功倍 vs 事倍功半：An Interesting Idiom Pair

남편! 오늘부터 다이어트하기로 했어요. 
그러니까 밤에 뭐 먹자는 얘기하지 말아요.
老公, 我打算从今天开始减肥。
所以晚上你别再问我吃什么啦。

당신, 저번에도 다이어트한다고 하고, 
운동도 안 하고, 굶기만 했잖아요. 굶는 건 안 좋아요.
老婆, 你上次说减肥, 也不运动, 就饿肚子。饿肚子不好。 

이번에는 달라요. 큰맘 먹고 필라테스도 등록했거든요. 
这次可不一样。我下了很大的决心还报了普拉提呢。
 
알겠어요, 이번에는 꼭 성공하길 바래요. 
知道了, 希望你这次成功。 

굶다 饿肚子
필라테스 普拉提

[YOON] 1분 한국어

남편! 오늘부터 다이어트하기로 했어요.  老公, 我打算从今天开始减肥。

生活中的你在遇到较量和困难时，是否透彻地分析它呢？