Both the word ただ and だけ can often be translated as "just" or "only" in English. So what's the difference?

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Ep.3 ただ vs だけ

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In questo episodio presentiamo 27 parole italiane per parlare di cucina

Italiano espresso

27 parole italiane per parlare di cucina (M-Z)

Why are you studying your chosen foreign language? 

Luke's English Sessions

2. Why are you studying Japanese? 

Living in the moment vs. living in the future

FLO TALKS 

4 tips for you before learning Cantonese so that you can learn more efficiently. Please explore more through this episode. Hope you could keep learning Cantonese with me!

Ms. NG Cantonese Learning Resources

Learning Tips Before Your Cantonese Journey

4.~겠: intention, will, assumption or polite phrase
          verb stem + 겠다 
5.~네: to express surprise to the information that
          is newly known from seeing or hearing now.
          verb stem + 네요  
6.~는: change the verb into adjective to describe noun (current action)
          verb stem + 는

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Korean Grammar Podcast Ep.2

En este primer episodio te muestro de manera general la tierra donde nací y crecí, Yucatán, México, mientras practicamos el uso de los verbos ser y estar.
Yucatán es el lugar perfecto para tus próximas vacaciones. 

Yuca-talk

Por qué visitar Yucatán.

In Chinese, there are a lot of ways to say washroom. Like ‘洗手间、厕所、卫生间’and so on. The ones Crystal often used are ‘洗手间’and ’卫生间’.‘洗手间(xi3 shou3 jian1)’ is like washroom in English, literally meaning ‘the room to wash hands’.’卫生间(wei4 sheng1 jian1)’’s literal meaning is hygiene room. The usage of these two is almost equally as frequent. The other one is ‘厕所(ce4 suo3)’, like the toilet in English. But I don't use it so often, to girls it's coarse.

OK, let's learn this Chinese together! ‘Excuse me, Where's the washroom?’-“请问，洗手间在哪儿？”’请问(qǐng wèn)’ is often used when you ask questions to others—for example,  asking for directions, asking the time. It's like Excuse me in English. “洗手间(xǐ shǒu jiān)”means toilet, “洗手间”. In“在哪儿(zài nǎr)”, “在” means ‘at’, “哪儿“means where “在哪儿” is “where is”。 So, “Excuse me, where is washroom” in Chinese is ”请问，洗手间在哪儿(qǐng wèn, xǐ shǒu jiān zài nǎr?)