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A lawyer who had always lost every day suddenly became a legend one day!!

The Korean word "빅마우스" is actually a foreign word.
It has only one pronunciation in Korean, but two possible meanings in English.
One is a "big mouth." It's a word used as a braggart. 
The other is the "big mouse," which symbolizes a great thief.
I think the two main characters as a couple in this drama will remain the most beautiful couple I've watched recently!!! 
They are so beautiful!!


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그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

43. Big Mouth(빅마우스)는 누구??

Have you ever heard the following phrase before: "I have a gut feeling".  How would you describe this feeling? When do we usually use this expression?
This expression is often used to describe an intuitive or instinctive sense or belief about something, even when there may not be concrete evidence or logical reasoning to support it. The feeling is often described as a sensation in the stomach or abdomen, hence the reference to the "gut."
People commonly use this expression when they have a strong sense or intuition about a situation, decision, or person, but they may not be able to articulate specific reasons for their feelings. It's a way of acknowledging and trusting one's instincts or intuition, which can sometimes be influenced by subtle cues or information that may not be consciously recognized.

Here are some useful words and expressions:

1. Curiosity killed the cat : This is an idiom that suggests being too inquisitive or nosy can lead to trouble or unpleasant consequences. It's often used to caution against excessive curiosity.

2.To grip on something: This phrase means to firmly hold onto or grasp something, either physically or metaphorically. It implies a strong and secure hold.

3.To trip: In a physical sense, to trip means to stumble or lose one's balance, often resulting in a brief fall. In a figurative sense, it can also mean to make a mistake or encounter an obstacle.

4. To be surrounded by: This expression indicates that something or someone is positioned all around a particular place or person. It implies being encircled or encompassed from all sides.

5.Hissing sound: A hissing sound is a noise characterized by a prolonged "s" or "h" sound. It is often produced by air or steam escaping through a small opening, or by certain animals as a warning or defensive signal.





All-Weather English

The story of my encounter with a cobra in the wild. "I have a gut feeling" 

¿Cómo estás? (informal) : How are you?
¿Cómo está ? (formal): How are you?
¿Qué tal ? ( informal- just with friends or young people- its like how are you)
¿Qué más? (informal- just with friends or young people- its like how are you)
¿Qué hubo?(informal- just with friends or young people- its like how are you)
¿De dónde eres? (informal) : Where are you from ? 
¿De dónde es? (formal): Where are you from? 
¿Dónde vives ? (informal): Where are you live? 
¿Dónde vive? (formal) : Where are you live ? 

Spanish  for Beginners

Greetings and introduce yourself 

🗺️ Diálogo: Pidiendo Indicaciones en un País Nuevo ✈️

David: Disculpe, ¿podría ayudarme? Es mi primera vez en esta ciudad y estoy un poco perdido.

Lucía: ¡Por supuesto! ¿En qué necesita ayuda?

David: Estoy buscando el hotel "Sunset Inn", pero creo que tomé la calle equivocada.

Lucía: Ah, sí. Está cerca, pero caminaste en dirección contraria.

David: ¡Oh no! Sabía que algo estaba mal.

Lucía: No te preocupes. Solo regresa hasta la avenida principal y gira a la derecha.

David: ¿Cuántas cuadras debo caminar?

Lucía: Aproximadamente tres cuadras. Luego verás un parque y el hotel está justo al lado.

David: ¡Perfecto! ¿Es fácil reconocerlo?

Lucía: Sí, tiene un letrero grande y una fachada amarilla.

David: ¡Genial! Muchas gracias. ¿Y por casualidad hay algún buen restaurante cerca?

Lucía: Sí, a una cuadra del hotel hay un restaurante de comida típica. Es delicioso.

David: ¡Me encanta probar comida local! ¿Cómo se llama?

Lucía: Se llama "Sabores del Mundo". Es muy popular entre los turistas.

David: ¡Suena perfecto! ¿Necesito hacer una reserva?

Lucía: No creo que sea necesario, pero si vas en la noche, puede estar lleno.

David: ¡Muchas gracias por toda la ayuda!

Lucía: ¡De nada! Disfruta tu estadía en la ciudad.

David: ¡Lo haré! Que tengas un buen día.

Learn Spanish Conversation

Learn Spanish conversation part 61

En este episodio hablo de unos premios españoles que son bastante internacionales, los Princesa de Asturias, durante el episodio te cuento un poco sobre su origen, su evolución y las categorías que lo componen junto con algunas otras curiosidades. 
Como siempre, espero que lo disfrutes.
Después de escucharlo no te olvides de valorarlo ni de pasarte por mi Instagram para decirme qué te ha parecido el episodio, ¿habías escuchado de estos premios antes?


Blanca to go 

113. Premios Princesa de Asturias

Hi everyone, I am Sara and this is Persian made EZ. 
Let's begin with Persian greetings.

“Salām” in Persian is “hi”, and “khosh-bakht am” is “nice to meet you”.

As a response to “khosh-bakht am”, we can say “khosh-bakht am” back, or “ham-chenin”.
“Ham-chenin” means “likewise”.

So if someone says, “Salām, khosh-bakht am!”, you can say “Salām, khosh-bakht am!”, or “Salām, ham-chenin!”.

Persian Script 

سَلام: hello, hi
خوشبَختَم: nice to meet you
هَمچِنین: likewise

Latin Script 

Salām: hello, hi
Khosh-bakht am: nice to meet you 
Ham-chenin: likewise


Persian Made Easy 

Persian Made Easy, Episode 1

日本の有名なシンガーソングライター、井上陽水（いのうえ ようすい）さんの曲によせて、日本の忘れ物事情について話しています。私は今年の夏、また電車で帽子（ぼうし）を忘れたんですが、もっとすごいものを忘れている人がいるんですよ！今でも探（さが）してるんでしょうか…今回はウクレレひきながら少し歌ってます。声（こえ）が ちょっと枯れてて（ かれてて in a hoarse voice) 、すみません。
スクリプトと文法や言葉のリストはこちら。
https://chivalrous-wallaby-f5c.notion.site/33-e46322c6a0424122856ea2b69b1828b4
楽しみ方はこちらを見てください。
https://chivalrous-wallaby-f5c.notion.site/116c436c16ed4055a68ddb2c4624cd96
早く、声、治（なお）さなきゃ。じゃあ、またね。


すずまりの日本語「ききみみ」ずきん

第33話　探しものは何ですか

Is your past job experience getting lost in translation? On this episode of The Global Professional Podcast, we teach you how to reframe your accomplishments to resonate with international and remote-first employers. Learn how to quantify your results using the STAR method, highlight the hidden adaptive skills in every role, and curate your career history into a compelling narrative that proves your global competence.



The Global Professional Podcast

Episode 134 - Discussing  Previous job experience and accomplishments for global professionals

Standing at the Window with transcript for study.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18j5escEQnhewWEojafIxJJMgiqAcgot2/view?usp=drivesdk