There are many lessons that this year taught me that I would like to share to my listeners. I hope that this podcast will help you be lighter in your journey.

FLO TALKS 

Success is not a destination, it is a journey.

 Zuótiān shì jǐ yuè jǐ hào? 
A：昨天    是   几  月  几  号？
   Zuótiān shì bā yuè sānshíyī hào, xīnɡqī èr.
B：昨天     是    8   月         31      号，星期   二。
   Mínɡtiān ne?
A：明天     呢？
   Mínɡtiān shì jiǔ yuè èr hào, xīnɡqī sì. 
B：明天       是     9   月   2   号，星期   四。

日常对话 daily conversation

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Benvenuto!

This movie is a family movie that everyone can watch together.
I believe it would be a good textbook for those who want to see Korea in the 1980s.
Based on a true story, the plot is fantastic!
“Miracle does not come automatically; it’s made by people.”
가족 모두가 함께 볼 수 있는 아주 좋은 영화입니다.
1980년대 한국의 모습을 보고 싶은 분들은 아주 좋은 교과서가 될 것 같습니다.
Based on a true story. 
기적은 찾아오는 게 아니라, 만들어지는 것이다.

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Please search for “그거 봤어?(Did you watch it?)”


그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

실화 감동 영화 [기적(Miracle)]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyMEh-NmjCs&list=PLNirmnzqjsohokfe4CVIBjB7qzL8k9BXE&index=4

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「げんき」ｐ130–ｐ131、L5のたんごです。Repeat the word,remembering the meaning of the word in your mind.


げんきのごい

Find out what happened to Mark.
Alamin kung ano ang nangyari kay Mark.

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Ngipin

Mum: Hi remember me?

Dad: Oh yeah, aren’t you wait, aren’t you the mother of my children?

Mum: Yes, how are you doing? Haven’t seen you in a while! 

Dad: Now I’ve put them to bed, I’m great! 

Mum: Today was exhausting!

Dad: Tell me about it. What time were you up?

Mum: About 4:30. I need that early morning time to get myself together and actually do some work before it all goes to hell.

Dad: Every night, I tell myself I’m going to do that, and every morning when the alarm goes off, I tell myself I need just a few more minutes of sleep.

Mum: You’re a night owl, I’m an early bird, it’s just how we are.

Dad: But I want to be an early bird and watch TV at night instead of doing the work I need to do. By the way, thanks for helping me out today. I owe you. Tomorrow, they’re mine.

Mum: It’s fine. Apart from when Justin dropped his yogurt, I think it went pretty well.

Dad: Oh, I don’t think anyone even noticed the screaming child while I was presenting – and if they did, they probably didn’t want to say anything in case they have their own children screaming on call in the future.

Mum: I don’t think I’m convinced about this hybrid working situation. Don’t get me wrong, I love not having to commute every day. With my job, that’s easily two hours of the day I get back. But organizing myself and kids and work?

Dad: Yeah, it’s a challenge. Some days I feel on top of it all, but there are days when I feel like I’m a terrible employee, a terrible father and a terrible husband.

Mum: (with joking intonation) Oh honey, don’t think like that. Trust me, you’re a terrible husband EVERY day, not just some days.

Dad: Just for that, I’m not going to tell you where Becky hid the chocolate Nutella.

Mum: I’ll just go and buy more.

Dad: or the car keys

Mum: Fine. You’re a wonderful husband on most days.

Dad: I’ll be wonderful tomorrow while you’re in your meeting. What are you doing again?

Mum: I’m just leading the meeting, but the CEO is going to be there. 