Your Spanish Journey is a podcast created by Verónica Viola, Spanish teacher from Argentina. Top tips, tricks and essential information to improve your Spanish skills. Welcome on board!

Your Spanish Journey

En esta clase vamos a aprender un verbo nuevo, el verbo TENER.

Este verbo es irregular, por eso lo vamos a conjugar juntos.

Yo tengo

tú tienes

él tiene

nosotros tenemos

vosotros tenéis

ellos tienen

Un bocado de español

EL VERBO TENER, LOS NÚMEROS Y LA DESCRIPCIÓN FÍSICA en español

中国历史简介，了解中国发展过程。

This is China.

中国简史

Let’s face it, as human beings—complex, multifaceted individuals—we are perpetually immersed in thought. Whether we refer to it as "mind" or simply the constant stream of consciousness, these thoughts can often pull us away from our intended focus, particularly when studying. You’ve likely experienced those moments where, despite your best efforts, your mind drifts towards an upcoming event, a lingering problem, or unresolved personal matters. In these moments, the traditional approach might be to forcefully redirect your attention back to your studies, but today, I’m going to propose a different, more Zen-like strategy.

💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 43 - Learn more effectively by tapping into your what’s distracting you

Ever found yourself puzzled by the difference between 'it's' and 'its'? Join Smith as they unravel this common linguistic conundrum. How can mastering these distinctions elevate your writing and communication? Let's find out. In this engaging conversation, Smith delves into the essence of 'it's' as a contraction for 'it is' or 'it has,' and 'its' as the possessive form. They provide memorable examples and practical scenarios, such as 'The cat licked its paw' and 'It's been a pleasure,' to solidify comprehension. By the end of this discussion, learners will wield 'it's' and 'its' with confidence and precision in their language use, improving their overall communication.

LEARN BY LISTENING

Grammar Practice It's vs Its

Hoje, vamos fazer uma coisa um pouco diferente. Vou ler uma matéria que saiu em um dos jornais brasileiros no dia 12 de julho, uma coluna do site UOL, escrita pelo jornalista Jamil Chade. Essa matéria fala sobre um problema que tem sido difícil de superar em nosso país: a fome e a segurança alimentar. 
Você já conhecia o conceito de “segurança alimentar”? Alguma das informações desse podcast te surpreendeu? Escreva para mim me contando!

Português Brasileiro

#4 - Insegurança alimentar no Brasil

Oggi impariamo insieme 10 modi di dire sugli animali che gli italiani amano usare! 

- Essere in quattro gatti 

- Conoscere i propri polli 

- Non sapere che pesci pigliare 

- Cavallo di battaglia 

- Sputare il rospo 

- Essere a cavallo 

- Sputare il rospo 

- Ingoiare un rospo 

- Lavorare come un mulo 

- Far venire la pelle d’oca 

- Essere un capro espiatorio

Subtitled Italian

Season 1 / Episode 6 - Idioms related to animals

The other day, I had dinner with a foreign friend, he called the waiter to clean up the table, and he said ‘这些不要了（we don’t need these）’.It’s OK, and we also have the corresponding Chinese saying like English.

I often say ’不好意思，麻烦收拾一下（bù hǎo yì si, má fan shōu shi yí xia）-Excuse me, could you please clean up here?’


Crystal Gao's Chinese Language Journey

5. 不好意思，麻烦收拾一下/ Excuse me, could you please clean up here?

こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を楽しく勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。

ぼくの日常生活の話を聞くことで、日本語のリスニングをよくしたり、新しい言葉を知ってもらえたらいいなと思います。


みなさんお元気でしょうか。
今日もトルコからPodcastを録っています。

日本は1/1から地震があり、今も行方不明者がいたり、大変な状況が続いていますね。

それで、今回は日本に住んでいる外国人、日本語学習者向けに、地震の前に準備しておくことを話します。

これはNHKの情報を参考にします。

① 水や食べ物を準備する

大きな地震が起こると、
電気が止まったり、水道やガスが出なくなることがあります。

買い物に行けなくなったり、スーパーに物がなくなります。
簡単に食べられるものを準備しましょう。

ちなみに、水は1人1日2リットル必要だと言われています。

避難する時に持っていくかばんを準備しておきましょう。
2日分ぐらいの服や食べ物、ラジオやライトを用意しましょう。

② どこに逃げるか調べる

地震などで危険を感じた時は、近くの避難場所に逃げましょう。

避難所マップと検索すると、Yahoo!のサイトで近い避難場所を調べることができます。

避難場所マップ - Yahoo!天気・災害


はい、ということで、いかがでしょうか？

いつも準備をしていると、いざという時、困りません。
特に日本に住んでいる外国人の方は、2.3日生活できるようにカバンにいろいろ入れておくといいと思います。



ということで、今回も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！

ではまた！




