Uma família tinha adoptado um cão que na verdade seria um urso!

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Família percebe ao fim de dois anos que cão adoptado é afinal... um urso

Читаем стихотворение «Мистер и Миссис Корстон», автор — Вера Полозкова.
Текст стихотворения: https://goo.su/zlymv

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#5. Читаем стихотворение «Мистер и Миссис Корстон»

🇷🇺История француза Жана, который очень любит моду🤓 🎤🇷🇺.

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Ep 15 Learn Thai reading in 2minutes EP2 My birthday gift ของขวัญวันเกิดของฉัน

 Bàbɑ shénme shíhou huíjiā?
A：爸爸   什么   时候  回家？
    Xiàwǔ wǔ diǎn.
B：下午   五  点。
    Wǒmen shénme shíhou qù kàn diànyǐnɡ?
A：我们      什么    时候  去  看  电影？
       Liù diǎn sānshí fēn.
B：六   点   三十  分。


日常对话 daily conversation

时间

Esta expresión está relacionada con la música pero también con ser fácil de convencer. Voy a explicártela ahora.

Expresiones en español

No me toques las palmas que me conozco

Neste episódio você vai, com a ajuda de uma história que aconteceu com o Hugo, aprender uma outra expressão que usamos aqui no Brasil para se referir a colocar alguém ou alguma empresa na justiça, processar judicialmente. 

Unveiling a Brazilian Legal Gem: Discover How We 'Take it to Court' in Style! In this episode, brace yourself for a captivating story straight from Hugo's life that will teach you a popular Brazilian expression. We'll dive into the world of legal battles as we explore the unique way we refer to suing someone or taking a company to court in Brazil. Get ready to expand your vocabulary! 

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Aquele de colocar na justiça

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
6月12日月曜日　天気/くもり　気温/17℃ 

・6/10から外国人観光客の受け入れ再開について、北海道知事が会見をした。
・感染対策と経済の両立をすると言った。

［単語］
知事/ちじ…北海道や東京、大阪などの大きな場所で、いろいろ決めることができる人。
観光客/かんこうきゃく…景色を見たり、いろいろな食べ物を食べたりして、楽しむ人のこと。
受け入れ/うけいれ…入っていい
再開/さいかい…止まっていたことが、また始まること。
会見/かいけん…考えをみんなに伝えること
感染/かんせん…病気になること
対策/たいさく…問題が起きないようにすること
経済/けいざい…お金が動くこと
両立/りょうりつ…２つとも大事にする

レッスン待ってます♪

北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#78〉6月13日月曜日　6/10から、外国人観光客の受け入れ再開

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."

