Several exemples of negative phrases in French with the verb 'avoir' (to have). 

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J'ai, je n'ai pas 

🎧 Why Everyone’s Rushing to the Blue House

Why are so many people visiting the Blue House these days?  
This once off-limits place is now a must-visit spot in Seoul — but maybe not for long.  
In this episode, we talk about the history of Cheongwadae, its sudden popularity,  
and what might change after Korea's upcoming snap election.

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We explore real Korean issues with natural speech, cultural insights, and clear narration.

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📝 다시 핫플이 된 이곳, 청와대

원래는 대통령이 일하던 곳이었던 청와대,  
2022년 일반에 개방된 이후 서울의 명소가 되었죠.  
그런데 조기 대선을 앞두고 다시 사람들이 몰리고 있습니다.  
다음 정부가 청와대를 다시 집무실로 쓰게 된다면  
더는 자유롭게 방문할 수 없을지도 모르기 때문이에요.

이번 에피소드에서 그 이유를 함께 들어보세요!
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[ZamZamPod] EP.6 Why Everyone’s Rushing to the Blue House | 다시 핫플이 된 이곳, 청와대

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쌤통이다

쌤통이다 뭐예요? 
What is 쌤통? 

The word "쌤통" means the feeling of delight in someone's misfortune or failure.

In fact, there is a technical term for this in psychology.
Schadenfreude. 
"Schadenfreude" is a German word that refers to the experience of pleasure or joy that comes from witnessing or learning about others’ misfortune.

"Especially, when someone I am jealous of makes a mistake and stumbles in front of others, I find myself secretly happy."
When you feel this, you can say 쌤통이다. 

But be careful!
it is generally considered a negative emotion so you should not express that emotion inside out. 

Don’t forget this!
쌤통이다.

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In this episode we will talk about guilty pleasures! What they are, how they come to be, and some examples. A guilty pleasure is defied as 'an activity or piece of media that someone enjoys but would be embarrassed by if other people found out about it'. I hope you enjoy the episode :)

The English Umbrella

Talking about Guilty Pleasures!

日本語の先生のTinaです！
今日は、「い形容詞」についてお話しします。
日本語上級者も注意が必要ですよ〜！

Podcastを聞いて、クイズに答えよう！
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Tina Japa Go!

Episode 8. 上級者も注意！「い形容詞」

CHISTES MEXICANOS

LAS MUJERES NO SE CASAN.

Business talk: Your network is your net worth

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Episode Translation: Movie Fan

Vocabulario: 
película (movie)
cine (movie theater, cinema)
vez (time)
genero (genre, gender)
especialmente (especially)
frente (in front)
comedor (dining room)
desayuno (breakfast)
almuerzo (lunch)
trastes (dishes)
ejercicio (exercise)
mayoria (majority, most)
doblaje (dub)
preferir (to prefer)
idioma (language)
Coreano (Korean)
Noruego (Norwegian)
doblado (dubbed)
aunque (even though, although)
terminar + verbo (to end up doing an action)
darse cuenta (to realize, to notice)
botana (snack)
disfrutar (to enjoy)
crepa (crepe)
torta (sandwhich - in Mexican Spanish / cake - in European Spanish)
durante (during)
pastel (cake)
pollo (chicken)
frito (fried)
hasta (until, even)
cerveza (beer)
aventar (to throw)
palomitas (popcorn)
ahogarse (to choke)