Wie in jeder meiner ersten 10 Episoden im Kanal Medizinisches Deutsch, präsentiere ich auch hier ein Patientenbeispiel, dass als Vorlage für die Erstellung von Untersuchungs- und Behandlungsplänen, sowie für die Vorbereitung auf die Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) dienen soll.

Medizinisches Deutsch für FSP oder Medizininteressierte

Episode 4 (Patientenbeispiel

EP 38 How to make sentence with _จะ_ (will) in Thai _ Future simple tense #Thai #learnthai_ #thailanguage

Thai for Everyone with Kru Robert

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みんなが住んでるところって、まだマスクしてる？もうしてない？日本はまだ、ほぼ全員（ぜんいん）がマスクしてるんだよね。コロナの前はマスクっていったらもうほぼ白で、お医者さんとかは水色のマスクをしてるイメージだったんだけど、もうマスクはファッションの一部になってるのね。で、ピンク、ベージュ、青、カーキとかいろいろな色があるの。その中から服に合うマスクを選（えら）んだりするよ。私もピンクとラベンダーと白を持ってるよ。

Does everyone still wear masks where they live? Don't they already? In Japan, almost everyone still wears masks. Before Corona, masks were mostly white, and doctors wore light blue masks, but now masks have become a part of fashion. There are many colors to choose from, such as pink, beige, blue, and khaki. I choose a mask that goes with my outfit. I have a pink one, a lavender one, and a white one.


日本に来たことがある人は知ってると思うけど、日本ってマスクをするのに全然（ぜんぜん）抵抗（ていこう）がないだんよね。だから、コロナ前でもマスクしてる人は普通（ふつう）にたくさんいたの。それは、風邪をひいたからマスクをしてるんじゃなくて、風邪を引かないように予防（よぼう）してる人もいるし、花粉症（かふんしょう）対策（たいさく）でマスクしている人もいるよ。私も友だちと約束（やくそく）がある日とか大事（だいじ）なイベントがある一週間くらい前からはマスクしてたよ。

As those who have been to Japan know, there is no resistance to wearing masks in Japan. That's why there were many people wearing masks even in front of Corona. Some people wear masks not because they have caught a cold, but as a preventive measure against catching a cold, and some wear masks to prevent hay fever. I used to wear a mask about a week before an important event or an appointment with a friend.


あとあと、日本って花粉症の人が多いじゃん？日本人の4人に1人は花粉症らしんだけど、花粉症って鼻水でるしくしゃみでるし・・・って感じでコロナだと間違われたりするんだよね。だから、鼻水もくしゃみも我慢できない！でも私はコロナじゃない！って人のために、マスクに「花粉症です」って押すスタンプも売ってるよ。でも実際にスタンプをしてる人は見たことないから、日本に来たときに探してみてね～。

Also, there are many hay fever sufferers in Japan, right? One out of four Japanese people suffer from hay fever, but hay fever is often mistaken for corona because of the runny nose and sneezing. So I can't stand the sniffles and sneezes! But I don't have corona! For those who can't stand the sneezing and sniffling, there are stamps that say "I have hay fever" on their masks. But I've never seen anyone actually wearing one, so look for one when you come to Japan!

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Ep.8 マスクとファッション (Masks & Fashion)

Hello everyone In this podcast we will analyze stereotypes about Russians. You've probably heard a lot of different stereotypes about Russian people, but which of these is true and which is false? Let's figure it out together today!



RUSSIAN SECRETS 

STEREOTYPES ABOUT RUSSIANS

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English Learning for Curious Minds

Oasis vs. Blur

In this podcast you are going to learn how to greet someone and also how to have a small talk


Serbian language journey

Pozdravi - greetings

Sigue la entrevista a este amable chico brasileño que lleva cerca de dos años viviendo en España. Descubre qué le motivó para mudarse y empezar una nueva vida en español.  

Café con acento

Café con acento - Entrevista a Victor 2 (Brasil)

Bu bölümde Vasilina ile onun köpekleri hakkında konuşuyoruz. Vasilina’nın cümleleri ve kelime seçimleri çok doğal. Cümlelerinde kelime sıralaması da çok iyi ve doğal. Bölümde konuşurken birlikte bazı düzeltmeler yapıyoruz. Bazen de akıcılığı bozmamak için devam ediyoruz ama bu şekilde devam ettiğimiz yerler çok küçük yerler ve genelde sadece ufak ekler. Bir sonraki bölümümüzde ikimiz de daha az heyecanlı olacağız ve daha güzel bir bölüm ortaya koyacağımızı düşünüyorum ama yine de bence keyifli ve sizler için de faydalı bir sohbet oldu. İnternet üzerinden kaydettiğimiz için ses kalitesi çok yüksek değil. Vasilina’nınki iyi ama ben malesef mikrofon kullanmadım. Bir dahakine kesinlikle mikrofon kullanacağım! Kelime listesini aşağıda bulabilirsiniz.

• yumuşak – soft 
• kıvırcık – curly 
• tüylü – furry 
• karışım – mix 
• yetişkin – adult 
• üretici – producer 
• üretmek – to produce 
• ortaya çıkmak – to appear 
• eğitim yapmak – to do training 
• gezdirmek – to walk (a dog etc) 
• tasma – leash 
• boyut – size 
• yaramaz – naughty 
• meraklı – curious 
• koklamak – to smell 
• anlaşmak – to get along 
• sahip - owner

İyi dinlemeler!


Zeynep'le Türkçe Sohbetler

Bölüm 3 - Vasilina'nın Köpeği

Shipbuilding today is based on science and ships are built using computers and sophisticated tools. Shipbuilding in ancient Rome, however, was more of an art relying on estimation, inherited techniques and personal experience. The Romans were not traditionally sailors but mostly land- based people, who learned to build ships from the people that they conquered  namely the Greeks and the Egyptians.

There are a few surviving written documents that give descriptions and representations of ancient Roman ships, including the sails and rigging. Excavated vessels also provide some clues about ancient shipbuilding techniques. Studies of these have taught us that ancient Roman shipbuilders built the outer hull first, then proceeded with the frame and the rest of the ship. Planks used to bulld the outer hull were initially sewn together. Starting from the 6th century BCE, they were fixed using a method called mortise and tenon, whereby one plank locked into another without the need for stitching. Then in the first centuries of the current era, Mediterranean shipbuilders shifted to another shipbuilding method, still in use today, which consisted of building the frame first and then proceedlng with the hull and the other components of the ship. This method was more systematic and dramatically shortened ship construction t›mes. The ancient Romans built large merchant ships and warships whose size and technology  were unequalled  until the 16th century CE.

Enjoy the listening experience! And come back tomorrow for more practice.