If you say this after KONNICHIWA, you are already Japanese!?
콘니치와 다음에 이렇게 말하면 당신은 이미 일본인

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

#57 あいさつの後これ言ったら、あなたはもう日本人!?

Littérature avec Isa

Les amoureux

https://www.loom.com/share/3d99dc66ecd64bd0a2bcd33db4b9aa96　　　ショートストーリー『湖になりなさい』

みじかい ものがたりを読もう📖 Read a short story

湖になりなさい

These are snippets of our new episode about Japanese Onsens♨️🇯🇵 The full episode available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Amazon Music, Podcast Addict and other podcast players.

Two Wise Monkeys Japanese Podcast

Ep.4 Part 1! Onsen, Japanese Hot Spring♨️ (Teaser)

IELTS Success Tips" offers practical advice on improving fluency and coherence in the speaking section. Join us for expert strategies on regular practice, self-review, using linking words, and expanding vocabulary to boost your IELTS speaking scores.

IELTS Success Tips

IELTS Speaking Tips: How to Improve Fluency and Coherence

Confused by Chinese verbs? This episode makes it SUPER clear!

We take ONE common word — “Da-Kai” (打开) — and show you its TWO different “jobs” in a way that's easy to remember.

In 10 minutes, you’ll learn:
🔧 The “Swiss Army Knife” Rule: How one word can do different things.
📱 For Machines: How to say “Turn on the TV/phone/light” correctly.
📖 For Books & Doors: How to say “Open the book/door/window” naturally.
✅ The #1 Simple Trick: Stop translating word-by-word. Start using “word teams”.

Perfect for complete beginners (HSK 1)! No prior knowledge needed — just bring your curiosity.

Subscribe and learn the logical, fun side of Chinese!



中文漫游指南 (The Chinese Explorer’s Guide) 

 中文的“打开”，一个词，两种用法！One Chinese Word Does TWO Jobs! (“Open a Book” vs. “Turn on TV”)

Learn how to express feeling comfortable and at ease in Korean.
This word is often used to describe spaces, people, and moments that feel calm and relaxing.
Simple and very common in daily conversation.

Key expressions:

이 공간은 정말 편안해요.
(This place is very comfortable)
여기 있으면 마음이 편안해요.
(I feel at ease when I’m here)

Question:
Where do you feel most comfortable?

Korean in Real Life Moments

EP.04 — 편안하다

To busk can mean to not have a clear plan and to make decisions while events are already in progress. We can also use, play something by ear, improvise, decide in real time, and decide on the fly to mean a similar thing. I hope you enjoy the podcast!