여기가 어디입니까? <보기>와 같이 알맞은 것을 고르십시오.

[보기]
가: 어떻게 오셨어요?
나: 버스표를 사려고 하는데요.

1) 버스 터미널       2) 은행                 3)여행사               4) 신문사

1.
1) 공항                   2) 약국                 3) 우체국              4) 슈퍼마켓

2.
1) 교실                 2) 서점                   3) 커피숍                 4) 박물관

3.
1) 시장                 2) 은행                   3) 여행사                 4) 백화점

4.
1) 식당                2) 극장                   3) 서점                   4) 미용실

5.
1) 식당                2) 극장                   3) 도서관                 4) 미용실











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한국어 토픽 듣기 

한국어 토픽 듣기 1

In this episode of Hebrew on the Go, join me as I take you through a short story about ordering food in a café in Israel. You'll learn essential Hebrew vocabulary and phrases to make ordering food easy and enjoyable. Perfect for your next meal out!

Hebrew on the Go! - עברית על הדרך - Иврит на ходу

Ordering Food in Hebrew: A Tasty Journey

Discover the profound impact of grammar on English communication. Uncover how it shapes clarity, precision, and cultural understanding, empowering you to navigate linguistic intricacies with finesse and impact.

English Learner's Boost

 The Impact of Grammar on English Communication

Bu episode ile Türkiye'de yetişen bitkileri öğreniyorsunuz . Türk bitkilerini tanımak ister misin? O zaman haydi başlayalım :) Not:Lütfen doktorunuza danışmadan bitki çaylarını denemeyin. This is just Turkish listening exercise.Please don't try herbal teas without ask your doctor.

Turcology and Turkey with Ayse

TÜRKİYEDEKİ ŞİFALI BİTKİLER 

For those who are learning Spanish, the pronunciation of some letters is difficult, such as the letter "r".
In Spanish, the letter "R" has two sounds, one soft and one hard.
The pronunciation of the letter "R" is difficult for English speakers, because you have to vibrate your tongue above the palate.


Podcast Learn Spanish

Pronunciation of letter “R” in Spanish

다음을 듣고 [보기]와 같이 물음에 맞는 대답을 고르십시오.

[보기]
가: 처음 뵙겠습니다.
나: ___________________________

1) 괜찮습니다.
2) 알겠습니다.
3)고맙습니다.
4) 반갑습니다.

1.
1) 안녕하세요.
2) 안녕히 계세요.
3) 안녕하십니까?
4) 어서오세요

2.
1) 커피를 마셨어요.
2) 커피가 싸요.
3) 커피가 없어요.
4) 커피 한 잔 주세요.

3.
1) 티셔츠가 없어요.
2) 티셔츠가 있어요.
3) 모자가 어디에 있어요?
4) 모자가 없어요.

4.
1) 네, 축하해요.
2) 네, 감사합니다.
3) 아니요, 생일입니다.
4) 아니요, 감사합니다.

5.
1) 네, 비빔밥이에요.
2) 네, 비빔밥을 먹었어요.
3) 네, 비빔밥이 맛있어요.
4) 네, 식당에서 먹었어요.












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Vol.52 日本旅行物語 5 Reading Practice Japan Travel Story 5


[前回より]  男は私が渡したペットボトルの水をゆっくり飲み始めた。それから、大きく深呼吸をした。


その男はゆっくりていねいに私に質問した。

男　「日本語上手だね〜、どこ出身ですか？」

私　「イタリア出身です。」

男はとても驚いているようだ。

男　「えっ、イタリア人！？、どこ？」

私　「シシリアです。」

男　「まじで〜！　行ったことあるよ、少し住んでいた。」

男は50才くらいだろう。初対面なので、ていねいな話し方だったが、私がイタリア出身の事と私より彼が年上なので、ていねいな話し方とくだけた話し方を混ぜている。

男　「昔にイタリア料理の勉強で1ヶ月いたんだ。なつかしいなー、、　日本は観光で？」

私　「今回は2回目です。」

男　「そうなんだ〜、いいね〜！」

私は声を出さずに笑顔でうなずいた。

男　*「　ところでさ〜、俺が　み•え•る•の？」


[単語リスト]

シシリア

まじ

出身　しゅっしん

初対面　はつたいめん

観光　かんこう

うなずく

ところで


[文法説明]


ていねいな話し方

くだけた話し方



~ずに　➕　動詞


私は声を出さずに笑顔でうなずいた。

例、

朝ごはんを食べずに学校に行った。

疲れていたので、シャワーを浴びずに寝た。



[From last time] The man began to slowly drink from the plastic bottle of water I had given him. Then he took a deep breath.


The man asked me a question slowly and carefully.

The man said, "Your Japanese is very good.

I said, "I am from Italy.

The man seemed very surprised.

The guy "What, Italian?  Where?

Me - "Sicilia.

Guy - "Seriously!　I've been there, lived there for a while."

The guy must have been about 50 years old. Since we had never met before, he was very polite, but since I was from Italy and he was older than me, he mixed polite and casual speech.

The guy "I spent a month studying Italian cooking a long time ago. I miss it. Are you in Japan as a tourist?

Me "This is my second time."

Guy - "Oh yeah, that's great!"

I nodded with a smile without speaking.

Guy *"By the way, do you see me?


[word list]   [単語リスト]

Sicilia  シシリア

Seriously    まじ


birthplace  出身　しゅっしん

first meeting  初対面　はつたいめん

sightseeing   観光　かんこう

to nod   うなずく

by the way  ところで




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Vol.52 読む練習　日本旅行物語 5 Reading Practice Japan Travel Story 5

Mañana 8 de marzo es el Día de La Mujer, por lo que, al igual que el año pasado, quería grabar un episodio sobre mujeres. Este episodio he elegido a las sinsombrero, que fueron un grupo de artistas contemporáneas a los escritores de la generación del 27, pero que por el hecho de ser mujeres han sido un poco olvidadas. ¡Hasta ahora! En el episodio de hoy te cuento el contexto social de la época, las diferentes etapas históricas por las que pasaron estas mujeres, como las afectó y por qué son conocidas como las sinsombrero. Además, menciono algunas de ellas, con su historia, características y un par de obras.

Espero que, a pesar de ser un episodio un poco diferente, lo disfrutes y lo encuentres interesante. Si es así, no te olvides de dejar a este podcast una valoración. Y, por favor, si conoces a alguien que esté estudiando espanol, ¡comparte el episodio con ellos!


Blanca to go 

130 -Las sinsombrero

Apps are so common in our day-to-day lives that we don't even think twice about using them. Google Maps, Spotify, Gmail, banking, the list goes on and on.
 
In this episode, we thought it would be interesting to talk about the top apps and explain why we find them so useful!


Book a lesson with Curtis - https://www.italki.com/teacher/4672521/english