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En este episodio especial de No Hay Tos hablamos sobre 5 expresiones comunes en el español mexicano.

No Hay Tos

Mexicanismos Vol. 3

Es mejor prevenir. ¿Estás de acuerdo? 

Escúchalo aquí y deja tu opinión.

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

MAS VALE PREVENIR QUE CURARA

script:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rLAXpExdRukIpKWR6xBTORLgz235_IF8Vy9t63ovGok/edit?usp=sharing

Bonne écoute!

1 podcast 1 personnage 

Louis XVI : Un Roi Malheureux au Destin Tragique (B2)

Vol. 76 ロジェさんとN1の単語の話し合い。


あっさり

あやふや

あら

うんざり

おっかない

お手上げ

•オノマトペ

•擬音語　ぎおんご

•擬態語　ごたいご

がっくり

がっしり

がっちり

がる

きちっと

きまり悪い

すれ違い

ずぶ濡れ

吊り革

SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送

Vol. 76 ロジェさんとN1の単語の話し合い。

La domanda che spesso accompagna le mie prime lezioni è “che cosa fai nel tempo libero?”
Ma oggi non parliamo delle attività che svolgiamo per passione, come leggere, correre, suonare uno strumento, cucinare, e via dicendo.
Oggi vi voglio parlare del “terzo posto”.
Il primo posto credo che sia la casa dove abitiamo.
Il secondo dovrebbe essere il luogo di lavoro – che può coincidere con la casa qualche volta.
Quindi: casa e luogo di lavoro sono, convenzionalmente e realisticamente, quei posti dove passiamo la maggior parte del tempo.
E il terzo qual è? Dove andiamo quando non siamo a casa o al lavoro?


la Rubrica di Simona

la rubrica sociale

HSK2

HSK2-11-Text2

Getting a job offer is always a happy occasion, but what if it’s not what you want? 

Should you settle for good enough? Ask for a higher salary or fewer work hours? 

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Episode originally published July 30, 2021

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Read the transcript https://www.express-to-impress.com/how-to-negotiate-a-job-offer/

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4 Tips on How to Negotiate a Job Offer

みんなの日本語　7課

みなさんは、すしがすきですか。　Do you like Sushi?
わたしはすしがすきです。I like Sushi.
手ですしをたべます。I eat Sushi by hand.
はしですしをたべます。I eat sushi with a chopstick.
ケーキは何でたべますか。What do you eat cake with?
フォークで食べます。I eat it with a fork.

映画をみますか。Do you watch films?
パソコンで映画をみます。I watch films on my computer.
映画館で映画をみます。I watch films at the cinema.

わたしの誕生日です。It is my birthday.
夫にプレゼントをもらいました。My husband gave me a present.
ネックレスをもらいました。I received a necklace.
友だちにチョコレートをもらいました。I received chocolates from a friend.
かいしゃの人にペンをもらいました。I received a pen from a member of the company.
ともだちの誕生日に何をあげましたか。What did you give your friend for his/her birthday?
Tシャツをあげました。マンガをあげました。I gave them a T-shirt. I gave him a comic book.
雨です。わたしはシルバさんから傘（かさ）をかりました。It is raining. I borrowed an umbrella from Silva-san.
だれから日本語をならいましたか。のぞみせんせいからならいました。Who taught you Japanese? I learnt from Nozomi-sensei.
のぞみせんせい、これは日本語でなんですか。Nozomi-sensei, what is this in Japanese?
はさみです。They are scissors.
ホッチキスです。A stapler.
パンチです。A punch.
消しゴムです。An eraser.
セロテープです。Sellotape.
あした　日本へ行きます。I'm going to Japan tomorrow.
えー、もうお土産（みやげ）をかいましたか。Well, have you bought your souvenirs yet?
はい、もうかいました。Yes, I have.


