In this podcast you'll get why argentinian national team is called "La Scaloneta", not many people know about it. Enjoy! 

ITALPOP

La Scaloneta - Argentinian national team? what is that?

Breve biografia da revolucionária brasileira e "heroína dos dois mundos" Anita Garibaldi.

Português Pindorama

Anita Garibaldi

诗意中国

第二部分：
于是你听到了风的歌声慢慢暖了
于是你看到了地的画布渐渐绿了
于是柳丝在舞、燕子在飞
于是桃花红了、杏花白了、油菜花黄了
于是姹紫嫣红、流光溢彩
中国在写着一首关于春天的诗了


听优美短文，提升中文阅读和写作

诗意中国

Enjoy the nineteenth episode of Culture To Grow, which allows you to travel the world from the comfort of your home, your car, or if you are still half asleep in your bed.

In this episode, we will be doing something slightly different. Since going forward, the first Monday of every month, we will embark on a thrilling journey that will immerse us in the sights, sounds, and stories of a different country each time. 

In this series, we won't just be tourists, we'll be explorers. We'll connect with a local to learn about the country, its culture, and dispel some of those stereotypes that we may all have. 

But enough from me. It's time to meet someone who knows this destination better than anyone I know. Our guest today is Fatima, she will be our guide as we travel to Iran. 

Let's go! 

Culture To Grow

Episode 19: Let's Travel to Iran!

설날 is the Korean New Year.
Practice listening by listening to podcast introducing you about 설날!

Korean Listening Practice

Episode 설날 advanced version

Learn how to express feeling pressured or uncomfortable in a social situation.
This word is often used when something feels too much emotionally or socially.

Key expressions:

그 부탁은 조금 부담스러워요.
(That request feels a bit burdensome)
너무 부담스럽지 않아요?
(Isn’t it a bit too much?)

Question:
When do you feel pressure like this?

Korean in Real Life Moments

EP.07 — 부담스럽다

1. Pazartesi
2. Salı
3. Çarşamba
4. Perşembe
5. Cuma
6. Cumartesi
7. Pazar

ALL ABOUT TURKıSH

HAFTANIN GÜNLERİ (DAYS OF THE WEEK)

       Tā shì shéi?
A：她  是 谁？
    Tā shì wǒ de Hànyǔ lǎoshī, tā jiào Lǐ Yuè.
B： 她 是我 的 汉语 老师， 她叫李月。


HSK Standard Course Level 1 Audio of the textbook

Lesson 4 text 1

Have you ever accidentally gotten on a bus that was going out of service?

What do you expect would happen next? The driver would probably open the door and tell you to get off, and they wouldn't start driving until the bus was empty.

But that's not what happened to two tourists in Kyoto.

When they accidentally got on a bus that was going out of service in early June, the driver just closed the doors and drove away with them still on board.

And yes, he knew they were there.

But he was afraid to talk to them because they were foreigners, and he didn't know how to communicate with them.

As The Asahi Shimbun reported, the tourists — a man and a woman — got on the bus through the back door after all the other passengers exited at Kyoto station.

When they realized what had happened, the tourists asked the driver to stop, but he didn't understand them and just kept driving.

He later said he thought it would be best to deal with them at the bus terminal office.

When the driver wouldn't stop, the tourists called the police. An officer spoke to the driver over the phone, and the driver finally stopped.

They had been driving for around 20 minutes, traveling a distance of about 4 kilometers.

The West Japan JR Bus Company said: "We are very sorry for the inconvenience caused. Our employee training was insufficient, and our employee did not handle the situation correctly. We will thoroughly train our employees in the future."

Kyoto has a number of train and subway lines, but some of its most famous sites are most conveniently visited by bus — including Kiyomizudera temple in the east, and the gold-covered Kinkakuji temple in the northwest.