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This episode is about Introducing yourself in Japanese... please check below for the grammar notes and important Japanese phrases I have mentioned in the podcast.

はじめまして!　                            Nice to meet you.
私（わたし）　は　ミヤ　です。　　　My name is Mia
私　（わたし）　は　アメリカ　から　来ました（きました）。      I came from America
よろしくおねがいします     I am looking forward to have a good relationship with you.

お（元気）げんき　ですか。        How are you
はい、（元気）げんき　です　I am fine
（元気）げんき　です　ありがとう。　　I am fine thank you 
まま　です　　not bad

See you in the next lesson.....じゃまたね


Mandakini Munasinghe

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Sylvie et Georges cherchent la bête dans la forêt. Georges disparait. Sylvie pense que c’est une
blague. Elle retourne à la maison en bois et s’endort. Quand elle se réveille, Georges n’est toujours pas là. 
Elle s’inquiète et retourne au village. Elle va jusqu’à la maison de Georges. Elle voit que Georges a conduit sa voiture jusqu’à la maison. Mais elle n’arrive pas à le trouver, ni lui, ni ses amis
à qui elle voudrait demander de l’aide. Finalement, elle retourne à la vieille maison du lac. Elle veut essayer de comprendre ce qui se passe.

Read with me  the book : French stories in French - Olly Richards and Richard Simcott

La créature - Chapitre 2 - French stories in French - Olly Richards and Richard Simcott.wav

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
5月6日金曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/19℃ 

札幌市/さっぽろし
北海きたえーる/ほっかいきたえーる
・「北海きたえーる」は体育館
・5日「こどもの日」があった
・こどもたちにスポーツを楽しんでもらおうと無料開放
・プロの人たちも来て、一緒にスポーツをした


［単語］
体育館/たいいくかん（たいくかん）...スポーツをするための建物
無料/むりょう…お金を出さないで、使うことができる。
開放/かいほう…自由に出たり、入ったりできること。
プロ/ぷろ…あることを仕事にしてる人

レッスン待ってます♪

北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#54〉5月6日金曜日　「こどもの日」に体育館を無料開放

Lernt ein Kind wirklich leichter eine Fremdsprache, oder ist diese Behauptung nur eine kreative Ausrede von Erwachsenen? 
Das Transkript stelle ich gerne auf Anfrage zur Verfügung. 

BAHNHOF

Erwachsener VS Kind

In this story, a Ferrari named Rarri gets an offer that’s hard to refuse. But what will the consequences be? This is Part 2 of 6.  

It was 7:25am when Rarri rolled into the large garage located at the race track. It was here where the racing cars got tuned up and repaired. Rarri’s number one competitor was waiting for him: a Mercedes racing car. 

“Good of you to meet me here,” said the Mercedes. 

“Why did you call me here?” said Rarri. 

“I just wanted to have a friendly talk.” 

The Mercedes was leaking arrogance and superiority. Rarri didn’t respond, but slightly revved his engine. 

“Listen Rarri, I’ll cut to the chase. I’ve got all the money I’ll ever need. Enough to feed generations of Mercedes. That’s not why I race. I race for the glory. And as you know, I have quite a reputation.” 

Rarri said, “You called me here to boast about your success?” 

“I’ve been watching you closely, Mr. Ferrari. You’ve performed quite well, winning so many races. But you know you can’t beat me, and I won’t let you. That cup is mine.” 

“We’ll see who is the faster car and better driver soon.” 

“Maybe, but I’d rather settle things today. I have an offer for you. You lose on purpose and I’ll give you half the prize money. Second place is nothing to be ashamed of.” 

Rarri’s mind immediately flashed to his family. They all depended on Rarri to win this race. They had been so supportive, encouraging him day and night to train harder. 

Mercedes saw that Rarri was contemplating and he said, “I heard a little rumour that you’re feeling a bit nervous about the big race. Something about wind and snow. Would I be right?” 

“I’m not worried about snow,” said Rarri, trying to be brave. “But I care very much about my family, and they need this money. I’ll think about your offer and let you know before the big race.” 

“Listen here, little race car. I respect you, but you must know, if you don’t accept my gracious offer, there’ll be consequences… You’ve got 24 hours.”

Being a Cloud

Rarri the Ferrari 

As a beginner level language learners, you can study reading in a simple word. But, simple words like what? You must be wondering when you read the title of this column. The first words you should read are: Practice reading numbers and colors. Yes, it matters. Because when you study Indonesian with materials such as BIPA, you will be invited to read simple conversational texts where usually simple conversations will discuss questions like "What time is it?" then you have to answer with Numbers, right?
Apart from learning to use file books, when you are a traveler and are going to Indonesia, of course you will use a lot of money and you have to know how to say it in Indonesian. Of course you can actually use English, but remember when you are a foreigner in another country, they will be happy if you can use that country's language, especially Indonesians.
So, feel free to learn numbers and colors as a beginner


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