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SingMunicate

みなさんはウナギを食べたことがありますか？
日本では、夏の「土用の丑の日（どようのうしのひ）」にウナギを食べるのが伝統です。
ウナギはビタミンやカルシウムなどが豊富に含まれているので、夏バテ防止に効果があると言われているんですよ。
今回は、「土用の丑の日」から食品ロスについて考えます。

Have you ever tried Japanese dishes with eels?
「土用の丑の日」«Doyo no Ushi no Hi» is a summer tradition in Japan, where people eat eels.
It is said that the eel is effective to prevent summer fatigue because it is abundant in nutrition including vitamins and calcium. 
This time, we think about food loss and waste through this tradition.

♤ キーワード 
・アナゴ（conger eel） 
・下位互換（かいごかん：backward compatibility） 
・腑に落ちる（ふにおちる：make total sense） 

♧ 理解度チェッククイズ 
1. フミさんが「土用の丑の日」にアナゴを買った理由は？ 
2. フミさんが「土用の丑の日」に矛盾を感じたのはなぜ？ 

♢ 前回のクイズの答え
1. アヤさんが食べた夏っぽいものは？ 
→ 韓国冷麺 
2. アヤさんのご主人がそれを残した理由は？ 
→ 辛すぎて食べられないから 

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アヤさんとフミさんの日本語雑談（Aya and Fumi’s Japanese Chit-Chat）

Episode 10：土用の丑の日

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最近SNSで話題になっていた「ハローキティーのハッピーセット」について話しました💭

SeikaのPodcast🎧

Ep.68 📝大人気だったハッピーセット🍔🍎

Here I talk about cultural insights and customaries linked to greetings. I also cover common mistakes beginners make when greetings others and how you could avoid them, so you can start sounding like a native!

Learn Amharic with Nadir

#4 Greet other just like natives do!

Вы в Средневековье. У вас в руках карта. И на этой карте дракон! Но почему на карте дракон? Да, я не спрашиваю почему вы в Средневековье, а спрашиваю почему на карте дракон. Ну что ж, давайте правда начнем с дракона. А потом подумаем, что вы делаете в Средневековье.
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Lera teaches Russian

#4. Драконы на старых картах 🐉 Dragons on the old maps

What I do as a cheapskate when I can only think about people I don't like. 「嫌いな人のことばかり考えてしまう時」にケチな私がやっていること


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[Intermediate-Upper level] Interesting Japanese Not Taught In Schools About Japanese business culture, Japanese habits & Osaka

【Japanese intermediate】What I do as a cheapskate when I can only think about people I don't like. 

Good evening ! I am Rajesh a professional teacher on italki. in today's podcast I will give you 15 phrases for use of 'for' so the the first phrase 
1. for = ke liye  
2. for me = mere liye 
3. for us = Hamare Liye 
4. for them = unke liye 
5. for you = aapke liye 
6. for it = iske liye 
7. for him = uske liye 
8. for her = uske liye 
9. for now = abhi ke liye 
10. for this = iske liye 
11. for that = uske liye 
12. for here = Yahan Ke Liye 
13. for there = vahan ke liye 
14. for whom = kis ke liye 
15. for where = Kahan Ke Liye 
I think you will repeat all the pronunciation phrases here and improve your Hindi skills. we will meet again in the next podcast. till that if you have any doubt regarding these 15 phrases use of 'for' you can message me. I will help you. definitely I will reply you. thank you so much.

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Hindi Station Of India

15 uses of 'for' in Hindi

南京的梧桐树真正的名字叫“悬铃木”。So its real name is " plane ".
悬铃木的果实有一个球的、叫“一球悬铃木”，三个球的叫“三球悬铃木”。The fruit of sycamore with one ball is called "Sycamore with one ball", and the fruit with three balls is called "Sycamore with three balls".
这二者的杂交，产生了“二球悬铃木，简称”悬铃木“。The hybrid of these two, produced "two ball sycamore, short for" Sycamore."
那为什么叫“法国梧桐“呢？因为它的确与法国有些渊源。Why is it called " plane "? Because it does have something to do with France.
1872年，一位法国传教士在南京的石鼓路栽下了第一棵梧桐树。In 1872, a French missionary planted the first plane tree on Shigu Road in Nanjing.


新鲜事儿（Anecdote）

南京的梧桐树

Today we're talking about the word "pedantic" and how we can use it to talk about people who are very concerned about the smallest details. I hope you find it useful!

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