Students of English will hear some examples of how to use relative clauses to answer the question above - a common question type from Part 3 of the IELTS speaking test.

Try to answer the question yourself, using relative clauses, and send me your response.

IELTS-style speaking questions

IELTS Part 3: "Should parents teach their children to save money?" (Relative Clauses)

I’ll introduce Japanese culture in easy Japanese.
Today’s Theme is “日本酒の歴史《The History of SAKE》”.
This episode is JLPT-N3 level.

I created a quiz on this episode.
After listening, please take the quiz!

Please use this audio for listening and shadowing practices.

☆Words☆
代表的（だいひょうてき）な：typical
～に夢中（むちゅう）になる：into ～
「君（きみ）の名（な）は。」：”Your Name.”
※Your Name. is a Japanese film written and directed by Makoto Shinkai.
巫女（みこ）：shrine maiden
天皇（てんのう）：Emperor of Japan
免許（めんきょ）：license

☆Script for this episode
The scripts (URL) are listed in the overview section of the channel.

☆Quiz for this episode


Simple Japanese Listening with Meg（めぐ）Smile

#33 Japanese culture / 日本酒の歴史《The History of SAKE》 // N3 Level /Japanese listening

So, check this out - I was cruising around the mall one day, just minding my own business, when I overheard these two scholars having a good ol' laugh at another scholar's accent. Man, that got my teacher instincts all riled up. I couldn't just let that slide, you know? So, I strolled right up to them and we got to talking. If you're curious about how it all went down, you gotta tune in to this episode.

LEARN BY LISTENING

They Laughed at his ACCENT

Bratislava es una ciudad con muchas sorpresas. Conocer a gente local siempre es divertido y es genial para aprender más sobre el lugar. 

¿Alguna vez has hablado con gente local en tus viajes?


Audiolibros de Joan

Viajando por Europa. Capítulo 8.

New Words— 生(shēng)词(cí)
想(xiǎng)要(yào)  want    
能(néng)  can
休(xiū)息(xī)  have a rest
复(fù)习(xí)  review
考(kǎo)试(shì)  exam
电(diàn)影(yǐng)  movie
票(piào)  ticket
逛(guàng) stroll
公(gōng)园(yuán) garden
舒(shū)服(fú)  comfortable
医(yī)院(yuàn) hospital
事(shì) things
语(yǔ)言(yán) language
大(dà)学(xué) university
中(zhōng)学(xué)  middle school
小(xiǎo)学(xué)  primary school
留(liú)学(xué)生(shēng) foreign students
上(shàng) up
下(xià) down
一(yī)般(bān) usually
有(yǒu)时(shí)候(hòu) sometimes
一(yī)定(dìng) sure
对(duì)不(bù)起(qǐ) sorry
没(méi)关(guān)系(xì) It doesn’t matter.

Text One—kèwén1
xiǎomíng：mǎdīng，wǒyǒuliǎngzhāngdiànyǐngpiào，
nǐxiǎngbùxiǎngqùkàn？
mǎdīng：xiǎng。shénmeshíhòudediànyǐng？
xiǎomíng：míngtiānwǎnshàngqīdiǎn。
mǎdīng：duìbùqǐ，xiàgèxīngqīkǎoshì，
wǒyàofùxí，bùnéngqù。
xiǎomíng：méiguānxì。
mǎdīng：nǐwènyīxiàérshānběnnéngbùnéngqù。
xiǎomíng：shānběnmíngtiānwǎnshàngyǒushì，yěbùnéngqù。
mǎdīng：ānnīne？
xiǎomíng：ānnībùshūfú，tāyàoqùyīyuàn。
mǎdīng：dàwèiméiyǒushì，tāyīdìngnéngqù。
xiǎomíng：hǎo，wǒwènyīxiàérdàwèi。
小明：马丁，我有两张电影票，
           你想不想去看？
马丁：想。什么时候的电影？
小明：明天晚上七点。
马丁：对不起，下个星期考试，
           我要复习，不能去。
小明：没关系。
马丁：你问一下儿山本能不能去。
小明：山本明天晚上有事，也不能去。
马丁：安妮呢？
小明：安妮不舒服，她要去医院。
马丁：大卫没有事，他一定能去。
小明：好，我问一下儿大卫。

Text Two—kèwén2
wǒshìyǔyándàxuédeliúxuéshēng。zhōumòwǒyībānzàisùshèxiūxī，kàndiànshì，huòzhěfùxíhànyǔ。yǒushíhòugēn péngyǒuyīqǐqùguànggōngyuán。zhègèzhōumòxuéxiàoyǒudiànyǐng，xiǎomíngyǒupiào，tāwènwǒxiǎngbùxiǎngqùkàn。xiàxīngqīyīkǎoshì，zhōumòwǒyàofùxí，bùnéngqù。
我是语言大学的留学生。周末我一般在宿舍休息，看电视，或者复习汉语。有时候跟 朋友一起去逛公园。这个周末学校有电影，小明有票，他问我想不想去看。下星期一考试，周末我要复习，不能去。


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我不能去看电影  wǒbùnéngqùkàndiànyǐng

Many of us focus on only one aspect of our communication: language. We are obsessed with learning grammar and advanced vocabulary. But let me ask you, would you like to speak with someone who sounds dull, and whose tone is so flat that they make you fall asleep? No, right? In this video, I will share how you can improve the quality of your voice and sound confident while subconsciously improving your active vocabulary and grammar. 

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Oi gente, aqui é Aneleh, sua tutora de português favorita. No podcast de hoje falaremos sobre a diferença entre os verbos “saber” e “conhecer”. Se você é iniciante e está se sentindo perdido, pode pular direto para a parte em que explico tudo isso em inglês em um minuto e quarenta segundos.
Se quiser acompanhar o script do podcast é só clicar nesse link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sb3f4OiI6qgwqprPslZOlvPsedEoUgrhDHoBTvyEzzM/edit?usp=sharing
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Hi everyone, this is Aneleh, your favorite Portuguese tutor. In today's podcast we will talk about the difference between the verbs "saber" and "conhecer". If you're a beginner and you're feeling lost, you can skip straight to the part where I explain all this in English in one minute and forty seconds.
If you want to follow the podcast script, just click on this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sb3f4OiI6qgwqprPslZOlvPsedEoUgrhDHoBTvyEzzM/edit?usp=sharing
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Saber x conhecer 

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