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Lema de hoy : "La clave está en NO rendirse mientras aprendes un idioma " Practiquemos el pronombre recíproco 🔽...

2. When it comes to learning vocabulary, I recommend two methods. - The first method is to go about your daily life as usual, and when you want to say something in Korean but don’t know the word, you feel frustrated. In that case, immediately make a note of words you don't know on your phone, search for the word once you get home, and memorize just that word. And try to make sentences with the analyzed grammar.

Lema de hoy : "No te rindas al practicar español, se constante " .... Completa esta sencilla oración en Español que está en el tiempo verbal ( Condicional Simple)

我建议对很敏感的话题来说，你试着不简单地跟着群众的印象一样。直到你自己能去独立探索一个问题到底确实有没有证明，包括英文来源的证明并且尤其是非社会媒体软件的证明，那你听说的都别信吧。 相信我，在每个国家来说，大多数人的知识理解很肤浅。如果你信听说的话，可能最好的结果是你一头雾水。相反可能最不好的结果是你被洗脑筋。看视频不足够，阅读评论者说话不足够，看媒体报不足够，听政府报不足够。 抱歉，但是你也许还没有明了了如果你真的想要去了解世界你并不能依靠普通人的理解能力。你去试着探索一个敏感话题吧，如果你确实做到了就会发现问题的内容总是比你第一的印象更深刻*曼说那些从别人的说法。 （*曼说那些从别人的说法 = "Not to mention other people's version of events")

🧸ྀི Secondly, grammar and conjugation are the most important aspects of the Korean language. However, people learn with countless random textbooks, apps, or internet grammar at schools, academies, or lessons for many years by relying on blind memorization, which takes too much time and leads to bad habits and misinformation that cause regression.

I have a question. When a movie is being shown in theaters, I believe the verbs 'play' or 'show' are commonly used to express this, as in the following examples: Ex) ・The movie is playing nationwide. ・The movie is showing nationwide. Is it also possible to express these in the passive form like this? ・The movie is being played nationwide. ・The movie is being shown nationwide. Would these sound unnatural in the passive form? I would appreciate your response. Thank you.

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I have questions. Q1：Are the following sentences correct when talking about the movie 'Slam Dunk' being shown nationwide? ・'A movie called "Slam Dunk" is playing nationwide.' ・'A movie called "Slam Dunk" is being played nationwide.' Q2：Also, is the following sentence correct? ・'The movie was originally only playing in Tokyo.' Thank you!