○○、どうやって捨(す)てる?
How do you throw it away?
그거 어떻게 버려?


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3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #8 ○○、どうやって捨(す)てる? How do you throw it away？

我的爱情故事 

10年前，我和男朋友认识了。我们是高中同学，他坐在我的后面，学习上我总是班上的第一名，而他是男生里面的第一名。他不仅长得高高的，而且脾气很好。开始的时候，我对他的印象不太好，我觉得他的性格有点像女生，太温柔了。高中毕业后，我们去了一样的大学，彼此越来越熟悉。我们常常一起坐车去学校，再坐车回家。慢慢地，我发现，他很浪漫，性格也不错，尽管认识很多女生，但他们只是普通朋友。朋友总是开我们的玩笑，说我们看起来像男女朋友，然后，我们在一起了。

后来，我考上了成都的硕士研究生，他担心我一个人会害怕。所以，他毕业以后，立刻坐18个小时的火车去了成都。在那儿，他住着一个月600块的又小又黑的房子。慢慢地，他也从一个普通的员工成长为一个领导。生活在变好，我们的爱情也在成熟。
三年前，我研究生毕业了，工作一段时间后，我们终于结婚了，现在我们有一个可爱的宝宝。我仍然不会用手机地图，出门也常常会迷路，一个人也害怕去不熟悉的地方。可是，没关系，我有全世界最好的男生，他会一直陪着我。


Wǒ de Aiqíng gùshi 

10 nián qián ， wǒ hé Nánpéngyou rènshí le 。 Wǒmen shì Gāozhōng Tóngxué ， tā zuò zài wǒ de hòumian ， xuéxí shàng wǒ zǒngshì bān shàng de Dìyīmíng ， ér tā shì nánshēng lǐmiàn de Dìyī míng 。 Tā bùjǐn zhǎng dé gāogāo de ， érqiě píqi hěnhǎo。 Kāishǐ de shíhou ， wǒ duì tā de yìnxiàng bú tài hǎo ， wǒ juéde tā de xìnggé yǒudiǎn xiàng nǚshēng, tài wēnróu le 。 Gāozhōng bìyè hòu ， wǒmen qù le yíyàng de Dàxué ， bǐcǐ yuèláiyuè shúxī 。 Wǒmen chángcháng yìqǐ zuòchē qù Xuéxiào ， zài zuòchē huíjiā 。 mànmàn de ， wǒ fāxiàn ， tā hěn làngmàn ， xìnggé yě búcuò ， jǐnguǎn tā yǒu hěnduō nǚshēng péngyou ，dàn tāmen zhǐshì pǔtōng péngyou。 Péngyou zǒngshì kāi wǒmen de wánxiào ， shuō wǒmen kànqǐlái xiàng nánnǚpéngyou，
rán hòu,  wǒmen zàiyìqǐ le 。 

Hòulái ， wǒ kǎoshàng le Chéngdū de Shuòshì Yánjiūshēng ， tā dānxīn wǒ yí gè rén huì hàipà。 Suǒyǐ ， tā Dàxué bìyèz yǐhòu ， lìkè zuò 18 gè xiǎoshí de huǒchē qù le Chéngdū。 Zài nàér ， tā zhù zhe yígèyuè 600 kuài de yòu xiǎo yòu hēi de fángzi 。 mànmàn de ， tā yě cóng yígè pǔtōng de yuángōng chéngzhǎng wéi yí gè lǐngdǎo 。 Shēnghuó zài biàn hǎo ， wǒmen de Aiqíng yě zài chéngshu 。 
sān nián qián ， wǒ Yánjiūshēng bìyè le ， gōngzuò yíduàn shíjiān hòu ， wǒmen zhōngyú jiéhūn le 。 Xiànzài wǒmen yǒu yígè kěài de bǎobao 。 Wǒ réngrán búhuì yòng Shǒujī dìtú ， chūmén yě chángcháng huì mílù ， yígè rén yě hàipà qù bù shúxī de dìfang 。 Kěshì ， Méiguānxi ， wǒ yǒu quán shìjiè zuìhǎo de nánshēng ， tā huì yìzhí péi zhe wǒ 。


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HSK4 - 我的爱情故事

N3+日本の結婚式No1 の続きです。

自分の国の結婚式と比べてみてくださいね！

Beginners 日本の結婚式NO2のレベルアップバージョンです。

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N3+日本の結婚式 No2

Language lovers, this episode is for you!

Do you love the idea of learning a new language?

To succeed, you'll need a plan and dedication. But it’s not all hard work. There are many ways to learn a language and have fun! 

In this episode, you will learn how to learn another language. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, this episode is filled with ideas so you can create your own language learning plan with activities that you enjoy.

You’ll learn the benefits of learning another language, which can serve as powerful motivators when you need a pick-me-up during your learning. You’ll also hear about my recent language learning experience in Brazil. Finally, you’ll get many tips that will help you learn a new language while having fun. 

Read the transcript at https://www.express-to-impress.com/learn-a-new-language/

Theme music by Lucas Knutter

Infographics at https://www.pinterest.com/ExpresstoImpress/_created/

Episode originally published on November 6, 2020.

Express to Impress

How to Learn A New Language

it's all Greek to me!

Verb to have (future tense) 

TRANSCRIPTION (explanation included)
These expressions of apology encompass a range of tones and levels of formality. In everyday conversation, one might simply say "sorry" or "my bad" to acknowledge a mistake. When the apology is sincere, phrases like "I sincerely apologize" and "I'm truly sorry" convey the depth of regret. In informal settings, a more casual approach may be taken with expressions like "I messed up" or "oops, I'm sorry," adding a touch of camaraderie. For matters necessitating decorum, a formal approach may involve phrases like "I offer my most sincere apologies" or "please accept my formal apology," while emphasizing the depth of regret. Politeness tempers the apology in expressions such as "I'm so sorry" and "please forgive me," demonstrating a genuine desire for reconciliation. A touch of wit adds a layer of humor to the apology, as seen in expressions like "I'm on the apology tour" or "I'm in hot water." In more refined circles, the upper class might communicate their regret with statements like "I must express my profound regret" or "please accept my sincerest apologies," maintaining an air of warmth. For royalty, an apology is conveyed with grace and respect, as in "I extend my most heartfelt apologies" or "please accept my deepest regrets," underscoring the formal nature of the response. Ultimately, the choice of expression hinges on the context and the level of decorum required for the situation at hand.

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How to say sorry in various registers of English

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