Hi everyone! This is another winter podcast in N2-N1Japanese!
I've recorded this episode also in N3 Japanese and completely normal casual Japanese. So, if you'd like to listen to them, visit my teacher profile and find the link to my podcast page!

たつきのにほんご

What do you do in winter (Advanced)

Místa 
Mužský životný: les, ostrov, kostel, hřbitov; orloj, kopec

Mužský neživotný: hrad, dům, průchod, most, park, stadion, hotel, přístav, kanál, památník, vrchol, příkop, maják, podchod, tunel, vodopád, obchod, statek

Ženský: věž, radnice, nemocnice, restaurace, tržnice, vesnice, stanice, rezervace, galerie, kavárna, jídelna, hospoda, cukrárna, lékárna, škola, knihovna, farma, řeka, louka, zahrada, pevnost, pláž, kancelář

Střední: skladiště, letiště, parkoviště, výstaviště, hřiště, pole, přístaviště, koupaliště; kino, divadlo, město, jezero, sídlo, centrum, muzeum; prostranství, náměstí, zoo

Czech Drills

Genitiv singular

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Escúchanos a Belem (de Chihuahua) y a mí (de Coahuila), hablar de comida, de salsita, de guisos, de burritos y algo más de acá de México.


Hablando Al Chile

Hablando de algunas comidas mexicanas norteñas 🎧🌯

En este episodio, junto a Martin, profe de español de México (https://www.italki.com/teacher/5211013), les contamos dos anécdotas. Dos experiencias que vivimos tras mirar películas de terror cuando éramos más chicos. Escuchá las anécdotas y entrena el tiempo PASADO/ PRETÉRITO en español.



Dale Play al Español

Anécdotas Parte I

Запрошую усіх послухати про квартиру, яка знаходиться у Львові. Уважно слухайте текст, а після тексту на вас чекають запитання до нього. Дайте відповідь на запитання та надішліть мені відповіді, а я їх перевірю та прокоментую. 
Уважно слухайте текст та візьміть листок та ручку. Вам буде легко зрозуміти текст. Намагайся перекладати нові слова, яких ти ще не знаєш. Пиши речення із новими словами , а якщо у тебе є питання - пиши мені.
Бажаю усім приємного прослуховування.

I invite everyone to listen to the apartment located in Lviv. Listen carefully to the text, and after the text you will be asked questions about it. Answer the questions and send me the answers and I will check and comment on them.
Listen carefully to the text and take a piece of paper and a pen. It will be easy for you to understand the text. Try to translate new words that you don't know yet. Write sentences with new words, and if you have any questions, write to me.
I wish everyone a pleasant listening experience.

Українська мова - це легко!

Квартира у Львові

El uso o tratamiento del “usted” como una de las primeras formas de contacto cultural y que es la forma en que nos podemos dirigir a una persona desconocida, ya sea para pedir información sobre una dirección, solicitar algún servicio o para presentarnos a una persona que queremos conocer. 

Hablando Español

DEL USTED

🎧 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.

🎙️ About ZamZamPod  
ZamZamPod is a Korean-language podcast for intermediate and advanced learners.  
We explore real Korean issues with natural speech, cultural insights, and clear narration.

📌 Listen on Spotify: [링크 삽입]  

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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!
#ZamZamPod #KoreanPodcast #LearnKorean #BlueHouse #Cheongwadae  #잼잼한국어 #잼잼팟 #청와대 #한국어팟캐스트 #조기대선

ZamZamPod

[ZamZamPod] EP.6 Why Everyone’s Rushing to the Blue House | 다시 핫플이 된 이곳, 청와대

BUSINESS ETIQUETTE | GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS.

It is a common courtesy to greet both customers and visitors to your business in a friendly and professional manner. It is also common sense that most companies expect their employees to act professionally and to pay great attention to how they greet visitors.

In any business situation, but especially in an international setting and when communicating in a foreign language, it is imperative that you also pay attention to the societal norms of different cultures and their customs.

For instance, in most western cultures, the handshake is a common greeting which is also used to conclude business dealings. In American culture, the handshake is a sign that a deal has been agreed upon by all parties, and politicians from all countries vie for the obligatory handshake photo opportunity with visiting dignitaries.

Learn more about the handshake and other greetings in episode 2 of BizPod.

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