Historias reales, anécdotas, perspectivas y experiencias de vida con las cuales puedes poner a prueba tu comprensión auditiva.

La magia de la vida

In this episode, we will listen to a story of a monkey and a crocodile. I translate the story line by line from English to Nepali.

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Story: The Monkey & The Crocodile (Translated line by line from Nepali to English)

New Words—生词
在(zài)  at
操(cāo)场(chǎng)  playground
体(tǐ)育(yù)馆(guǎn)  gym
运(yùn)动(dòng)  sports
跑(pǎo)步(bù)  run
游(yóu)泳(yǒng) swim
乒(pīng)乓(pāng)球(qiú)  pingpong
篮(lán)球(qiú)  basketball
足(zú)球(qiú)   football
打(dǎ)  play
踢(tī)  kick
比(bǐ)赛(sài)  competition
喊(hǎn)  call
加(jiā)油(yóu) come on
作(zuò)业(yè) homework
有(yǒu)的(de) some
啊(ā) ha

Text One—课文1
dàwèi：wèi，shānběn，nǐzàizuòshénmene？
shānběn：wǒzàixiězuòyène。
dàwèi：xiàwǔnǐzàinǎér？wǒgěinǐdǎdiànhuà，nǐbùzàisùshè。
shānběn：jǐdiǎn？
dàwèi：sāndiǎn。
shānběn：wǒzàicāochǎngtīqiúne。nǐzhǎowǒyǒushìma？
dàwèi：wǒxiǎngzhǎonǐqùdǎpīngpāngqiú。
shānběn：míngtiānxiàwǔqùba。
dàwèi：hǎoa，sāndiǎnwǒqùzhǎonǐ。
shānběn：sāndiǎnbùxíng，wǒzàishàngkène。
wǒmensìdiǎnjiànba。
dàwèi：xíng。míngtiānxiàwǔsìdiǎnjiàn！
大卫：喂，山本，你在做什么呢？
山本：我在写作业呢。
大卫：下午你在哪儿？我给你打电话，你不在宿舍。
山本：几点？
大卫：三点。
山本：我在操场踢球呢。你找我有事吗？
大卫：我想找你去打乒乓球。
山本：明天下午去吧。
大卫：好啊，三点我去找你。
山本：三点不行，我在上课呢。
      我们四点见吧。
大卫：行。明天下午四点见！

Text Two—课文2
xiànzàishìyùndòngshíjiān。kàn，tóngxuémenyǒudezàicāochǎngpǎobù，yǒudezàitǐyùguǎnyóuyǒng；yǒudezàidǎlánqiú，yǒudezàitīzúqiú。wǒméitīqiú，wǒzàidǎpīngpāngqiúne。wǒzàigēndàwèibǐsài。wǒmenbāndetóngxuédōuzàipángbiānhǎn“jiāyóu”ne。
    现在是运动时间。看，同学们有的在操场跑步，有的在体育馆游泳；有的在打篮球，有的在踢足球。我没踢球，我在打乒乓球呢。我在跟大卫比赛。我们班的同学都在旁边喊“加油”呢。



HSK2--materials and exercises for listenning, reading and speaking

我在操场踢球呢  wǒzàicāochǎngtīqiúne

In today’s episode, we’re diving into a common challenge that many English learners face: Countable and Uncountable Nouns. Understanding this distinction is essential for both grammar and fluency. Mastering it will help you sound more natural in both speaking and writing, making your sentences clearer and more accurate.

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The Grammarian Podcast

Common mistakes made by English Language Learners Part 5: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

In questo podcast, parlerò di un tipico piatto della tradizione marchigiana: i Vincisgrassi. Questi vengono spesso identificati come variante delle lasagne emiliane ma non è così. Scopriamo perché.

Italiano Chiaro - Cultura e Tradizioni 

I Vincisgrassi

For Polite Listeners Only: The UBI Experiment

Description: What if you had enough money to cover rent, food, and all your basic needs without working a single day? Imagine a world with Universal Basic Income (UBI). Would we choose to work? What would we do with all that free time?

Written by Clara (AI), read by Ksenia, and tailored for polite ears only.

Coffee Break Essay

For Polite Listeners Only: The UBI Experiment

These are snippets of our new episode about Japanese Onsens♨️🇯🇵 The full episode available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Amazon Music, Podcast Addict and other podcast players.

Two Wise Monkeys Japanese Podcast

Ep.4 Part 1! Onsen, Japanese Hot Spring♨️ (Teaser)

Listen to this interesting article!

Man Fired for Keeping Webcam Off Awarded $73,000
A remote worker who was fired for refusing to keep his camera on while working has been awarded about $73,000 by a Dutch court.

The man, whose name was not made public, had been working for the US software company Chetu in the Netherlands since 2019. On August 23, 2022, while working remotely, he was told by his employer that he should keep his webcam on all day for online training.

The employee said he didn't feel comfortable being monitored on camera for nine hours, and refused to do so. He added that the company could already see all activities on his laptop and that he was also sharing his screen.

But Chetu said that having a camera on was no different from being watched in an office. And the company fired him.

Finding this unfair, the man took the company to court in the Netherlands. He told the court that he hadn't been given clear enough reasons for being fired, and that asking him to keep his camera on for the whole workday was against his right to privacy.

And the court agreed. Chetu now must pay the man about $73,000.

While using a webcam to check on employees may not be very common, computer programs that monitor employee activity have become popular.

A survey from 2021 found that 60% of US companies with remote workers were using employee monitoring software, and 81% of those companies found that their workers were more productive while being monitored.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Man Fired for Keeping Webcam Off Awarded $73,000

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。

前回のPodcastでは、3.11について話しました。
2011年の3/11、東日本大震災がありました。

それまでも日本は地震が多い国でしたが、この震災をきっかけにさらにいろんなことが変わりました。

建物の耐震基準を強化しました。
耐震は地震に耐える、ということです。

既存の建物の耐震性の診断と改修が促進されました。
今ある建物が大丈夫か調べます。問題があればなおします。

防災意識が高まりました。
防災訓練を真剣にしたり、家に水などを備蓄、置いておいたりして、いつ震災があってもいいように準備をします。


地震と聞けば怖い、と思いますが、大きな地震でなければ、日本は全く問題がない、安全な国です。

安心して日本へ旅行してくださいね！

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！




