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"The Cat in the Hat" is a classic children's book by Dr. Seuss. It tells the story of two children, Sally and her brother, who are bored on a rainy day. A cat wearing a tall striped hat appears in their house, bringing chaos and fun. With its rhyming text and illustrations, the book follows the adventures of the Cat in the Hat as he entertains the children with his tricks, much to the dismay of their pet fish. As the story continues, readers are taken on a wild ride filled with laughter and imagination. "The Cat in the Hat" is a beloved tale that transcends language barriers, captivating readers of all ages with its playful storytelling and memorable characters.

Story Time for Kids with Teacher Amanda

Episode 5: The Cat in the Hat

N3レベルの日本語が勉強できる歌を、AIで作りました。

歌詞はこちらです↓
Verse 1
今日は特別な日、ドキドキしてる
初めてのデート、何を着ようかな
少し緊張して、でも楽しみ
君と二人、過ごす時間
Chorus
初めてのデート、手をつないで
笑顔がこぼれる、心が躍る
何を話そうか、迷うけど
君と一緒なら、何でもいい
Verse 2
カフェでお茶を、少し照れながら
君の目を見て、話すたびに
言葉が足りなくて、でも伝わる
この瞬間が、ずっと続けばいい
Chorus
初めてのデート、手をつないで
笑顔がこぼれる、心が躍る
何を話そうか、迷うけど
君と一緒なら、何でもいい
Bridge
帰り道、少し歩いて
「また会いたい」と言った君の声
その一言で、心が温かくなる
初めてのデート、忘れられない
Chorus
初めてのデート、手をつないで
笑顔がこぼれる、心が躍る
何を話そうか、迷うけど
君と一緒なら、何でもいい
Verse 2
カフェでお茶を、少し照れながら
君の目を見て、心が躍る
何を話そうか、迷うけど
君と一緒なら、何でもいいい
Outro
初めてのデート、素敵な時間
これからもずっと、一緒にいよう

日本語聞いてみよう！

【N3レベル】日本語の歌

There are many techniques you can use to persuade people, one of the most powerful is repetition.

Repetition is a fundamental aspect of persuasion. It's a technique that's been used for centuries by everyone from politicians to advertisers to convince people to take a certain action or believe a certain idea. And it works because repetition helps to reinforce your message and make it stick in people's minds.

One of the ways repetition can be used effectively in business is through the use of images. Images have a powerful impact on our brains, and they can help to reinforce your message in a way that words alone cannot. For example, if you're trying to sell a product, using images of happy customers using that product can help to convince others to buy it as well. Similarly, if you're trying to negotiate a deal, using images of successful partnerships or collaborations can help to persuade the other party to agree to your terms.

Repetition is also about using the same phrases and words repeatedly to drive your point home. This can be especially effective in business, where you often need to communicate complex ideas in a clear and concise manner. By using the same phrases and words repeatedly, you can help to ensure that your message is understood and remembered by your audience.

Of course, You also need to make sure that your message is credible and compelling. This means providing evidence to support your claims, and using persuasive language to make your argument as convincing as possible.

Another important aspect of persuasion in business is understanding your audience. Different people are persuaded by different things, so it's important to tailor your message to the needs and preferences of your audience. This might mean using different images, phrases, or arguments depending on who you're trying to persuade.

By using repetition, images, phrases, and other persuasive techniques, you can increase your chances of success in business and achieve your goals.

The Global Professional Podcast

Repetition for Persuasion Repetition for Persuasion Repetition for Persuasion: Episode 60

The Democratic vice president Kamala Harris began the first — and possibly last — TV debate before the US presidential election with a power move, walking across the stage to shake Donald Trump's hand.

The two candidates had never met before the September 10 debate in Philadelphia, aired by ABC News.

"Let's have a good debate," Harris said.

"Nice to see you. Have fun," the former Republican president responded.

The exchange set the tone for the 90-minute debate to come: Harris controlled the conversation at times, tackling Trump on economic policy, crime, abortion rights, his refusal to concede his 2020 election loss and even his performance at his rallies.

Trump was measured at the start but grew more annoyed as the night went on.

Harris took the fight to Trump in a way that Joe Biden could not.

"You did in fact lose that election," Harris said of the 2020 race that Trump lost to Biden but still insists he won. "Donald Trump was fired by 81 million people," she said, referring to Biden's winning vote total.

A smiling Harris frequently shifted her message from Trump back to the American people.

"You will not hear him talk about your needs, your dreams and your needs and your desires," Harris said. "And I'll tell you, I believe you deserve a president who actually puts you first."

Trump was often on the defense, but he did push the main message of his campaign: inflation and immigration are causing Americans to suffer.

As he often does in his rallies and on social media, he made several false or unproven claims about migrants — including a debunked rumor that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are hunting and eating pets. Officials in Springfield say they have no evidence of this happening.

"Talk about extreme," Harris said after Trump talked about dogs and cats being eaten.

Trump also tied Harris to Biden, falsely claiming the Biden-Harris administration caused the "worst inflation" the country has had.

Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

Trump and Harris Face Off in Presidential Debate

There are only six vowels in stressed position: [а], [о], [у], [э], [и], [ы]. 

The Russian hard consonants correspond to the English consonants.
However, the Russian consonant /п / resembles the English /р / but it is never aspirated. The consonant [t ] is also never aspirated.

Don’t forget that in the articulation of the Russian /т /, /д /, /н / the tip of the tongue is pressed against the teeth ridge but against the back of the upper incisors!

ма - мэ - мо - му - мы 
ба - бэ - бо - бу - бы
па - пэ - по - пу - пы 
ва - вэ - во - ву - вы 
фа - фэ - фо - фу - фы
та - тэ - то - ту - ты 
да - дэ - до - ду - ды
на - нэ - но - ну - ны 

Russian Pronunciation wilth Lubov

Vowels А, О, У, Э, И, Ы With Some Hard Consonants. Listen and repeat.

🎙️ New Episode Alert: "Cancelling an Appointment" 🗓️❌

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👥 Characters: Maria (the patient) and the Receptionist

🗒️ In this dialogue, you'll have the opportunity to learn expressions and vocabulary related to canceling appointments, understanding cancellation policies, and rescheduling. Pay close attention to how Maria handles the situation politely and how the receptionist provides assistance and information. 📝🤝

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Everyday Dialogues

Canceling an Appointment 🗓️❌

Attila İlhan is a poet lived in between 1925-2005. He has many poems and books. One of the very valuable poets of Turkish literature. He usually writes his poems to anyone, his love poems are usually written for a stranger. Being a poet is also a little bit about being very emotional isn't it?

Şiirler/Poems 

Üçüncü Şahsın Şiiri-Attila İlhan

IELTS SPEAKING PART 1 - Topic - Giving gifts:

Q. When do people give gifts or presents in your country?
Q. Do you ever take a gift when you visit someone in their home? [Why/Why not?]
Q. When did you last receive a gift? [What was it?]
Q. Do you enjoy looking for gifts for people? [Why/Why not?]

How many seconds do you normally speak for? Have you counted it?