Valerie and I continue our discussion about moving abroad, including the best parts of Japanese culture but also the most awkward thing about life in Japan as a foreigner.

Starting at 15:16, I explain the following vocabulary from the episode:

stay in touch with (someone)
keep up with (something)
get used to (something)
count on (someone/something)
cheer (someone) on

Please visit american-idiom.com and search for the episode name if you want to read the full text of the episode.

Brentoni's English Podcast

015 - The Best Thing About Living in Japan (Part Two)

Do you know where Hokkaido is?

Do you know how many islands there are in Japan?

If you put a map of Hokkaido on top of Tokyo, how far will the west go?

きょうは、にほんご しょきゅうのみなさんのために、いつもより ゆっくりはなします。
Today, for beginners in Japanese, I speak more slowly than usual.

えいごも つかいます。
I also use English.

きいてください。
Please listen.




🇯🇵BEAUTIFUL Sound of Japanese🌸🌊🍁⛄️ with MISAO

Ep５. The size of Hokkaido（ほっかいどうの おおきさ）

Comienza uno de los episodios que más disfrutaré, y es porque, nada más y nada menos que hablar de postres latinoamericanos ya se nos hace agua la boca, por lo menos a mi sí. Nos pasearemos por algunos países, conoceremos un poquito del origen de algunos postres representativos Latinoamericanos y,en la transcripción podrás obtener enlaces para las recetas. Comencemos 

Español con todo 

Postres latinoamericanos

This story tells the adventures of Mara, a girl with really big ears, who is called "Orejotas" because of that. By Luisa Aguila y André Neves. Editorial Kalandraka

Short Stories for (our inner) Child(ren)

Episodio 1: Orejas de Mariposa

안녕하세요, 여러분.
Hello, everyone.

이 팟캐스트는 한국어를 배우는 분들을 위한 쉬운 이야기예요.
This podcast is for people who are learning Korean.

짧은 문장으로, 천천히 이야기해요.
We tell short and simple stories, speaking slowly.

이 팟캐스트는 3단계 속도로 구성되어 있어요.
This podcast has three speed levels —

느리게 (slowly), 조금 느리게 (a little slowly), 그리고 **보통 속도 (normal speed)**예요.
Slow, a little slow, and normal — so you can practice listening at your own pace.

오늘의 주제는 **“날씨”**예요.
Today’s topic is “the weather.”

같이 발음을 연습하면서, 한국어로 따뜻한 하루를 시작해 봐요.
Let’s practice pronunciation together and start a warm day in Korean.

그럼, 오늘의 이야기 “오늘은 날씨가 좋아요”, 시작할게요. ☀️
Now, let’s begin today’s story — “Today, the Weather Is Nice.” ☀️

[내용] 

안녕하세요. / (안녕–하–세요)
오늘은 날씨가 아주 좋아요. / (오–느–른 날–씨–가 아–주 조–아–요)

하늘이 맑고, / (하–느–리 말–꼬)
바람이 시원해요. / (바–라–미 시–워–내–요)

저는 산책을 하고 싶어요. / (저–는 산–채–글 하–고 시–퍼–요)
이런 날에는 공원에 가면 정말 좋아요. / (이–런 나–레–는 공–워–네 가–면 정–말 조–아–요)

여러분 나라의 오늘 날씨는 어때요? / (여–러–분 나–라–에 오–늘 날–씨–는 어–때–요)
더워요? / (더–워–요?)
추워요? / (추–워–요?)
비가 와요? / (비–가 와–요?)

오늘도 행복한 하루 보내세요! / (오–늘–도 행–보–칸 하–루 보–내–세–요)

한국어 발음 연습

Korean Reading Practice for Beginners

2 stategies about making a good impression while quitting! The useful vocab: to quit, feedback , meaningful  , vague , take over, keep up the good work

Kate´s speaking :)

Exit interview! How to quit your job!

You can read the podcast here>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iBxOfkAXHe1rsKnRv81Z3_8KDC5Rf8_e/view?usp=sharing

Lisa's Podcast

Google's New Brainy Robot, Gemini, Takes AI to the Next Level!

In this episode, I’ll explain how to say "fiction" and "non-fiction" in Chinese. You’ll learn the proper terms used in literary contexts, and get to know some related vocabulary along the way. Perfect for book lovers and Chinese learners alike!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

Love Reading? Here's How to Say "Fiction" and "Non-fiction" in Chinese!

Listening texts about the family
نُصُوصُ اِسْتِمَاعٍ عَنِ الأُسْرَةِ