En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de 5 verbos con el sufijo -ва-. ¿Qué de especial tienen estos verbos? ¡Escucha para averiguarlo!

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Sufijo ruso -ва-

bu4+4-bu2+4:
Bú Shì ， Bú Yào ， Bú Qù ， Bú Jiàn ， Bú Kuài ， Bú Dìng ， Bú Dàn ， Bú Xìn ， Bú Xiè ， Bú Duàn ， Bú Gòu ， Bú Lùn 
不 是  ， 不 要  ， 不 去 ， 不 见   ， 不 快   ， 不 定   ， 不 但  ， 不 信  ， 不 谢  ， 不 断   ， 不 够  ， 不 论  


bu4+1/2/3-bu4+1/2/3
Bù Xiǎng ， Bù Xǔ ， Bù Guǎn ， Bù Fáng ， Bù Jǐn ， Bù Yǐ ， Bù Rán ， Bù Cén ， Bù Mǎn ， Bù Gān ， Bù Fán ， Bù Cái ， Bù Chǐ ， Bù Hé 
不 想    ， 不 许 ， 不 管   ， 不 妨   ， 不 仅  ， 不 已 ， 不 然  ， 不 曾  ， 不 满  ， 不 甘  ， 不 凡  ， 不 才  ， 不 齿  ， 不 和

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Amrutham 

Prepositions of time 

This is a reading from the Aozora Bunko "Yubi (Finger)" with some expressions changed to easy Japanese for learners of Japanese.
The reading is followed by explanations of the story and vocabulary. Please use it to study Japanese listening comprehension.

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青空文庫「あめだま」より、日本語学習者向けに一部の表現をやさしい日本語に変えて、朗読しています。
朗読の後にストーリーや語彙の解説があります。日本語のリスニングの勉強にお役立てください。

OYASUMI にほんご

#5　Finger（Yubi）

Fúwùyuán: 	Huānyínɡ 	ɡuānɡlín! 	Nín 	xiǎnɡ 	chī 
服务员： 	欢迎 	光临！ 	您 	想 	吃 
shénme? 
什么？ 
Gùkè: 	Yào 	liǎnɡ 	ɡe 	bīnɡjīlínɡ 	hé 	yí 	ɡe 
顾客： 	要 	两 	个 	冰激凌 	和 	一 	个 
niúròu 	hànbǎo. 
牛肉 	汉堡。 
Fúwùyuán: 	Hái 	yào 	biéde 	mɑ? 
服务员： 	还 	要 	别的 	吗？ 
Gùkè: 	Hái 	yào 	yì 	bāo 	dà 	shǔtiáo. 
顾客： 	还 	要 	一 	包 	大 	薯条。 
Fúwùyuán: 	Zài 	zhèr 	chī 	háishi 	dàizǒu? 
服务员： 	在 	这儿 	吃 	还是 	带走？ 
Gùkè: 	Dàizǒu, 	xièxie! 
顾客： 	带走， 	谢谢！ 


日常用语

快餐厅  点菜


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Eccoci con una seconda mini storia in italiano facile per aiutarti a comprendere sempre meglio questa lingua meravigliosa.

Here we are with a new mini story in Italian to help you learn this wonderful language.

Oggi trovi anche il transcript!
Today you will find the transcript!

C'era una volta un ragazzo di nome Luca. Luca viveva in un piccolo villaggio ai piedi di una montagna. Amava passare il suo tempo libero a camminare nei boschi e a esplorare nuovi posti. Un giorno, mentre era in giro per i boschi, incontrò una volpe molto simpatica. La volpe era curiosa e decise di seguire Luca ovunque andasse.

Luca era molto felice di avere la volpe come sua amica e la portava con sé dovunque. Insieme, esplorarono le montagne e visitarono bellissimi laghi. Un giorno, durante una delle loro passeggiate, incontrarono un uomo anziano che sembrava avere bisogno di aiuto.

L'uomo chiese a Luca e alla volpe se potevano aiutarlo a portare alcuni pesi fino alla sua casa, che si trovava sulla cima della montagna. Luca e la volpe accettarono di aiutare l'uomo e insieme portarono i pesi fino alla sua casa.

Il signore era molto grato per l'aiuto di Luca e della volpe e decise di offrirgli una cena come ringraziamento. Durante la cena, l'uomo raccontò loro storie meravigliose sulle montagne e sulla natura che li circondava.

Da quel momento in poi, Luca e la volpe visitavano spesso l'uomo sulla cima della montagna e passavano del tempo con lui. Luca imparò molto dalle storie dell'uomo e apprezzò ancora di più la bellezza della natura.

E così, Luca e la volpe continuarono a esplorare i boschi e le montagne insieme.

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