Nivel SUPER AVANZADO de comprensión lectora del idioma español.

CHISTES MEXICANOS

Escritor de libros.

Глубокие стихи о том, что Родина - это не лидеры и не политические режимы. Они приходят и уходят. Родина - это люди.
Автор - Евгений Евтушенко

Русская поэзия

Люди - Родина моя

手土産って難しい・・・

GWに関西に帰り、旦那と私、両家の母親の合計４人で食事に行った。
旦那のお義母さんは、２つも手土産を持ってきていた。１つは京都の名産であるタケノコ、もう１つは高そうな和菓子だった。一方、私の母は１つしか手土産を持ってきていなかった。しかもリーズナブルな大阪のお菓子だ。その手土産は相手が持って帰るときに重くならないようにと選んだのだが、何とも言えない気持ちになった。
次回からは手土産なしで会を開こうと思う。

izm's room

手土産って難しい

第9课  题太多，我没做完

一、听力  第一部分
1.我第一次跳舞是在七岁的时候。
2.这是她的第一个工作，她非常喜欢。
3.今天的汉语课我都听懂了。
4.你看，衣服都洗完了。
5.考试的题太多了，我没有做完。

第二部分
6. 男：你从几岁开始学跳舞？
女：我第一次跳舞是在七岁的时候。
7. 女：今天的考试怎么样？
男：不太好，有几个题没有做完。
8. 男：你看见我的手机了吗？
女：就在桌子上面，你看见了没有？
9. 女：这么多的衣服，你一个人能洗完吗？
男：你现在有时间吗？帮我一起洗吧。
10. 女：这是我第一次去大医院，医院里人真多啊。
男：是啊。

第三部分
11. 男：您好，请问张欢在吗？
   女：对不起，我们这儿没有张欢，你打错电话了。
   问：男的为什么要打电话？
12. 男：买到电影票了没有？今天晚上的。
   女：买到了，是明天的。今天的都卖完了。
   问：他们什么时候去看电影？
13. 女：你真的认识去医院的路？是不是走错了？
   男：没错，就在那个公司的前面，学校的后面。
   问：他们想去哪儿？
14. 男：看见了没有？报纸就在电视的左边。
   女：等一下，你这儿的东西太多了。
问：女的看见报纸了没有？
15. 男：昨天的考试怎么样？都做完了没有？
   女：题太多，我没做完。
问：她昨天的考试怎么样？


hsk2  第9课  题太多，我没做完

In this podcast you will know about some places with paranomal activity in Colombia.

Hotel El Refugio (Salto de Tequendama, Cundinamarca

Casa José María Cordovez (Barrio La Candelaria, Bogotá)

Castillo La Alborada (Barranquilla)

Cementerio Central (Localidad Los Mártires, Bogotá)

Remember that I also teach Spanish on italki, in case you want to book a class with me :)

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The №1 killer of any language fluency and personal success in a job interview or IELTS speaking.

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The European Union (EU) has encouraged citizens across the continent to stockpile food, water and other essentials to last at least 72 hours as war, cyberattacks, climate change and disease increase the chances of a crisis.

The call to action for the EU's 450 million citizens comes as the 27-nation bloc rethinks its security, especially after Donald Trump's US administration warned that Europe must take more responsibility for it.

In recent years, the EU has been forced to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, and the threat from Russia, including its attempts to exploit Europe's dependence on its natural gas to weaken support for Ukraine.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has warned that Russia could be capable of launching another attack in Europe by 2030.

"Today's threats facing Europe are more complex than ever, and they are all interconnected," said Preparedness and Crisis Management Commissioner Hadja Lahbib as she shared a new strategy for dealing with future disasters.

While the commission is keen not to be seen as alarmist, Lahbib said it's important "to make sure people have essential supplies for at least 72 hours in a crisis." She listed food, water, flashlights, ID papers, medicine and radios as things to stock.

Lahbib said the EU should build up a "strategic reserve" and stockpile other critical resources including firefighting planes; medical, energy and transport equipment; and specialized assets against chemical, biological and nuclear threats.

The EU's plans are similar to those in France, Finland and Sweden.

Last year, Sweden updated its civil emergency advice "to better reflect today's security policy reality" such as what to do in case of nuclear attack.

Not all EU countries have the same level of crisis preparedness, and the commission also wants to encourage them to coordinate better in case of emergency.

President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said: "New realities require a new level of preparedness in Europe."

