Note: This podcast is intended for language learning ONLY. Not for promoting or criticizing any political party or ideology. Let’s keep it friendly and accessible to all :)

Also, all of the experiences are the hosts’ own experiences so please do your own research if you need more information.




Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

Biggest Epidemics in Human History

Ćao! Ja sam Aleksandra i tu sam da ti pomognem da savladaš srpski :)
 Po struci sam master lingvistike i predajem strane jezike od 2010. godine, već više od 16 godina. Volim svoj posao, volim da razgovaram sa ljudima i obožavam da vidim napredak svojih studenata.
Sa mnom su časovi uvek zanimljivi i opušteni, a nastavu prilagođavam tvojim potrebama i ciljevima. Posebno volim da predajem srpski ljudima čiji je maternji jezik ruski, jer je i meni ruski maternji jezik, baš kao i srpski.
Moja prednost je to što mogu da objasnim i najsitnije nijanse značenja reči na više jezika, a engleski govorim na nivou izvornog govornika.
Imam mnogo hobija. U slobodno vreme volim da čitam knjige na terasi, idem na bazen i pešačim. Bavim se sportskim penjanjem, a volim i da gledam filmove, tako da uvek mogu da ti preporučim nešto zanimljivo za gledanje.

Hi! I’m Aleksandra, and I’m here to help you master Serbian :)
I hold a Master’s degree in Linguistics and have been teaching foreign languages since 2010, for more than 16 years now. I truly love my job, I enjoy talking to people, and I absolutely love seeing my students make progress.
My lessons are always engaging and relaxed, and I adapt the classes to your personal needs and goals. I especially enjoy teaching Serbian to native Russian speakers, because Russian is also my native language, just like Serbian.
One of my biggest strengths is that I can explain even the smallest nuances of meaning in several languages, and I speak English at a near-native level.
I have many hobbies. In my free time, I enjoy reading books on my terrace, going swimming, and hiking around Fruška gora. I also do sport climbing and love watching movies, so I can always recommend something interesting to watch.


Srpski sa Sašom

Upoznavanje

In this episode of "Arabic Roots Unveiled," host Ismail takes you on a brief yet enlightening journey into the Arabic root "K-T-B" (ك-ت-ب), which centers around the concept of writing. Discover how this versatile root forms the basis of many common words such as "kitāb" (book), "kātib" (writer), "maktab" (office), and "maktūb" (written). Join us to learn about the rich tapestry of meanings and applications stemming from "K-T-B" and gain a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the Arabic language.








Arija:Learn Arabic and Darija with Ismail

Arabic Roots Unveiled

Korean Podcast with Naeun

다시 만날 인연 | Korean Podcast for Intermediate

"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"
[00:00] Welcome. Hoşgeldiniz. To another episode of Turkish haikus.
[00:08] Happy Friday. Hayırlı Cumalar.
[00:12] So, today's haiku goes like this.
"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"
[00:23] It ends in a question, right? Let's hear it one more time:
"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"
[00:36] And let's try to translate it to English, before we start dissecting it.
"
It's been three weeks.
My voice is now familiar.
Are you used to it?
"
[00:51] And, let's dissect it.
[00:53] Üç hafta geçti. The first line. "Üç hafta" means "three weeks"; "geçti" means, in this case, "it's been", "it has passed". It's been three weeks. Üç hafta geçti.
[01:09] Now, the second line. Sesim artık tanıdık. The first word, "sesim" means "my voice". "Ses" literally means "sound", it could also be somebody's "voice". "Sesim" is "my voice". "Artık" means like "now", "from now on" like there's been a change. "Tanıdık" is "familiar". It's from the verb "tanımak": "to know someone", "to know something" even. "To recognize". "Seni tanıyorum" means "I know you", "I recognize you". "Tanışmak" is "to meet someone for the first time". It's in the same phrase when we say "tanıştığıma memnun oldum": "nice to meet you".
[02:08] Now the final line: "Alıştınız mı?" is a question. You might recognize the "mı" at the end. And "alıştınız mı?", I am speaking to you in the second person plural. I am a little bit formal or you might just be more than one person. This is from "alışmak", "to get used to something". It's in the past. "Alış-tı-nız" makes it second person plural. "Did you get used to it?" "Alıştınız mı?".
[02:47] You could say, if you are used to it, "Alıştım". "I got used to it". "I am used to it".
[02:54] Well, that's it for the day. I'm just going to read the haiku in Turkish one more time and I'll say goodbye until the next week.
"
Üç hafta geçti.
Sesim artık tanıdık.
Alıştınız mı?
"

Bitesize Turkish Haikus

Episode 3: Alıştınız mı?

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
7月6日水曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/26℃ 

札幌市/さっぽろし
・コロナのワクチンの4回目の接種
・札幌市の中心部にあるホテルで臨時の会場ができた
・たくさんの人にワクチンを打ってほしい

［単語］
ワクチン/わくちん...病気にならないためのもの
接種/せっしゅ…何かを体に入れること
中心部/ちゅうしんぶ…中にある大事なところ
臨時/りんじ…決まってないこと

〈美和Miwa〉
日本語の先生
Podcast「どこでも.JAPANESE」も放送中！


北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#87〉7月6日水曜日　コロナワクチン4回目の接種

Neste episódio, vamos falar sobre alguns pratos tradicionais da culinária brasileira.

Os pratos falados:
Feijoada, pão de queijo, acarajé, brigadeiro, churrasco brasileiro.

Tudo é cultura

Tudo é cultura ep. 3

CHISTES MEXICANOS

PEOR  QUE CHUPARSE EL DEDO.

こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を楽しく勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。

ぼくの日常生活の話を聞くことで、日本語のリスニングをよくしたり、新しい言葉を知ってもらえたらいいなと思います。


みなさんお元気でしょうか。
今日もジョージアでPodcastを録っています。

今回は日本の話です。
13年前の3/11、何があったか知っていますか？

2011年の3/11、東日本大震災がありました。

東日本各地での大きな揺れや、大津波・火災などにより、2万2,318名の死者・行方不明者が発生しました（震災関連死を含む）。

これは明治以降の日本の地震被害としては
関東大震災
明治三陸地震
に次ぐ被害規模だと言われています。



この時に起こった福島原発の事故について、映画があります。

Fukushima 50という映画があります。

福島原発の事故が起こった時、現場で必死に闘った作業員たちの話です。

ぼくはこの映画がとても好きです。



決して明るい話ではありませんが、事実に近い話なので、もし見たことがなければ、ぜひ見てほしいと思います。


https://youtu.be/ppDZpNIoqnU?si=4p9KKmcng1-KKkaE

YouTubeにある、international trailerのリンクを貼りました。

興味があれば1度見てみてください。


ということで、今回は以上です。

最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！
ではまた！



