If there is on thing that I learned in the last two years is this," Luck meets you when you are prepared." It requires preparation and hard work and that opportunities will knock on your door when you are ready to receive it.

FLO TALKS 

DO NOT RELY ON LUCK

Talking about Swedish Autumn in Slow Japanese.

Thank you for listening!

Super Casual Japanese with Teppei

S2 Slow Japanese #2 Swedish Autumn

The right and wrong way to ask for something, or to ask permission, in English.

The English Toolbox

Making Polite Requests in English

El mejoramiento continuo es una filosofía japonesa que busca mejorar la calidad y eficiencia de los procesos de una organización a través de pequeños cambios, esta involucra a todos los empleados, trayendo excelentes beneficios a la empresa y los clientes

De todo un poco

Temporada 1 Episodio 5 Mejoramiento continuo

鼻子／鼻、比、筆，發音和例句。


Taiwan Daphne - elementary vocabulary

鼻子／鼻、比、筆

今回は効果的な最速の外国語学習方法について、先輩と後輩が経験を元に話し合います。先輩はインフォーマルに、後輩はフォーマルに話し、それぞれの視点から、効率的に外国語を学ぶ方法を共有します。
In this episode, the senior and junior discuss effective and fast language learning methods, drawing from their own experiences as well as the experiences of their students. The senior speaks informally, while the junior speaks formally, and they each share their perspectives on the most efficient ways to learn a foreign language.


こんにちは。このポッドキャストは、あずみとゆきこが、日本人同士の自然な会話を通して、日本語をもっと深く学べるようにお届けします。
Hello! This podcast is brought to you by Azumi and Yukiko, and it's designed to help you learn Japanese more deeply through natural conversations between native speakers.
この番組は、中級～上級の学習者の皆さんに向けた内容です。
This show is aimed at intermediate to advanced learners.
あずみさんは私の先輩で、以前は同じ会社で働いていました。
Azumi is my senior, and we used to work at the same company.
でも今は、お互いに日本語教師として活動しています。
But now, we both work as Japanese language teachers.
リアルな日本語の表現や、先輩後輩ならではのやりとりを、私たちの会話を通じて楽しんでください。
We hope you enjoy our conversations filled with real-life Japanese expressions and the unique dynamics between a senior and a junior.
日常の出来事、日本の文化、そして日本語の面白さについて、あずみさんと一緒にたっぷりお話していきます。
We'll talk about daily life, Japanese culture, and the charm of the Japanese language with plenty of fun along the way.
リラックスして、私たちの会話に耳を傾けてくださいね。
So sit back and relax as you listen in on our conversations.
それでは、始めましょう。
Let's get started!




にほんごびより

効果的な外国語学習法

Bienvenidos a... ¿Cómo le llamas a esto en tu país? En esta primera edición tenemos a dos invitados muy especiales: Colombia y Perú. Es un episodio especial porque compartiremos la forma en que llamamos a diferentes objetos o conceptos en nuestra vida diaria. 

Luego de escuchar el episodio, nos encantaría que compartieras con nosotros ¿Cuántas palabras reconoces de cada país? y... ¿Recuerdas cómo le decimos al "trabajo" en ambos países? 

Te invitamos a conocernos más de nosotros en: 

📍 María: https://linktr.ee/spanishwithmariap  
📍 Pablo: https://linktr.ee/pabloalejos 


Maria & Pablo Spanish

 5. ¿Cómo le llamas a esto en tu país? Edición Colombia y Perú 

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。

今日もN3の漢字をやります！
王、をやります！　

音読み　おう
訓読み　きみ

意味は、トップの人、力、とかそんな感じです。

例えば、

・王道ーおうどう　「王道」はもともと「簡単な道」「近道」などの意味でしたが、今は「正攻法」「なにかを進める時の1番間違いない方法」というような意味で使うことが多いです

・国王ーこくおう　King 国のトップ

・王座ーおうざ　王のポジション

・ホームラン王ーほーむらんおう　今年1番ホームランを打った人

・王手ーおうて　もとは将棋の言葉ですが、転じて今はスポーツなどで、優勝まであと一歩までに近づいていることをいいます。




こんな感じですね。
これを使って例文を作っていきましょう！

・日本語上達の王道は、毎日Podcastを聞くことです。

・彼は歴史上、最後の国王となった。

・彼は長い苦しい時期をこえ、王座についた。

・今年、大谷翔平は日本人初のホームラン王になった。

・9回ツーアウト！いよいよ優勝に王手をかけました！

こんな感じです。

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！

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They say you can't have too much of a good thing — but according to a new study, maybe you can!

Researchers from the University of Toronto in Canada found that people are feeling more bored than in the past, even though there are endless types of entertainment available.

Could this endless entertainment actually be causing increased feelings of boredom?

Possibly, the researchers say.

In their study, published in Communications Psychology, Katy Tam and Michael Inzlicht looked at data from 2009 to 2020. They also looked at the relationship between digital media and reported feelings of boredom.

They found that people are reporting higher levels of boredom than ever before, with young people and college students feeling bored more often.

Many people reported feelings of boredom after engaging with digital media, leading Tam and Inzlicht to believe this type of entertainment is increasing feelings of boredom.

Digital media, they explain, is highly stimulating, which could cause people to be less interested in activities with lower stimulation, like reading a book.

And with technology offering so many distractions, people find it more difficult to focus on a single activity and take enjoyment from it, the researchers added.

For example, looking at your phone while watching television makes it difficult to focus on what you're watching on TV, which makes it more difficult to enjoy the show.

There's also so much information available online that people often engage with quick, unrelated pieces of media, instead of longer, more meaningful information, which can leave people feeling unsatisfied and bored.

Earlier research by Tam and Inzlicht supports this idea, after it showed that switching between short videos resulted in increased feelings of boredom.

The researchers said we may need to become more comfortable with feeling bored — since not everything in life is meant to be constantly interesting!