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【N3 Listening quiz ２】N3聴解問題２

CASAMENTO - Adélia Prado

Há mulheres que dizem:
Meu marido, se quiser pescar, que pesque,
mas que limpe os peixes.
Eu não. A qualquer hora da noite me levanto,
Ajudo a escamar, abrir, retalhar e salgar.
É tão bom, só a gente sozinhos na cozinha,
de vez em quando os cotovelos se esbarram,
ele fala coisas como “este foi difícil”
“prateou no ar dando rabanadas”
e faz o gesto com a mão.
O silêncio de quando nos vimos a primeira vez
atravessa a cozinha como um rio profundo.
Por fim, os peixes na travessa,
vamos dormir.
Coisas prateadas espocam:
somos noivo e noiva.

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Casamento - Adélia Prado 

I made a song about Japanese pizza with AI.
It has both Japanese and English lyric so it helps you to learn Japanese!
日本のピザについての歌をAIで作りました。
日本のピザには「ある食べ物」がのっています。
食べてみたいですか？それとも…？！

ほかの歌はこちら↓
https://www.instagram.com/p/DFtrYxQpBkB/?locale=ja_JP

歌詞↓
(verse 1)  
夜の街を歩いてる  
ピザ屋の灯りが見えてくる  
メニューを見て悩んでる  
でも決めたよ、コーンのピザ  

(Chorus 1)  
日本のピザにはコーンがのってる  
Corn topped pizza in Japan 
甘いコーンが口の中で踊る  
Sweet corn dancing in my mouth  
チーズとトマトが絡み合って  
Cheese and tomatoes blending together
おいしさ広がるよ、ハッピーな瞬間  
Tasting so good, a happy moment  

 (verse 2)   
サラダと一緒に頼んで  
サイドメニューも楽しみたい  
だけどやっぱりピザが一番  
コーンがのってると心が弾む  

(Chorus 2)  
日本のピザにはコーンがのってる  
Corn topped pizza in Japan 
ほんのり甘く、心が温かくなる  
Slightly sweet, warming my heart
あたたかな味が広がって  
The warm flavor spreads in my soul
笑顔になるよ、シンプルな喜び  
Smiling, simple joy in every bite  

(Bridge)   
Cheese stretching, corn shining bright
With every bite, happiness grows inside
Found anywhere, you can get it right
日本のピザ、愛してるよ  
Love for Japan’s pizza, I’m all in

(Chorus 3)  
日本のピザにはコーンがのってる  
Corn topped pizza in Japan 
ちょっと変わった、それが魅力  
Something different, that's the charm  
誰もが好きなこの味に  
Everyone loves the taste so fine 
自然と手が伸びる、止まらないよ  
My hand reaches out, I can't stop now  

(Chorus 4)  
日本のピザにはコーンがのってる  
Corn topped pizza in Japan 
甘さと塩気が絶妙に交わる  
Sweetness and saltiness blend so well  
ひと口食べるたび、心も満たされ  
With each bite, my heart’s complete 
みんなでシェアして幸せな気分  
Sharing with friends, it’s a happy treat 

(Outro)  
Corn topped pizza in Japan
It’s the best, come and try it too!

【ピザの歌】a song about Japanese pizza

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In adulthood, Sophie realized that her fear was more than just insecurity—it was often accompanied by a sense of learning guilt. This guilt made her feel undeserving of success. When she did well, she sometimes self-sabotaged by downplaying her accomplishments or giving up at the next hurdle. According to research, self-sabotage often results from feelings of inadequacy or low self-worth, where people create barriers to avoid possible failure. Sophie’s “learning guilt” made her believe she wasn’t truly capable or deserving of progress, reinforcing her tendency to give up rather than push forward.

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