Listen with your ears and speak with your mouth. Practise repeatedly.
This podcast will help you do that.

耳で聞いて、口で話す。繰り返し練習しましょう。
このボッドキャストでは、そのお手伝いをします。

にほんごのれんしゅう

このチャンネルでは、私の「日本ってどんな国」について紹介します。
・日本人の本音と建前
・日本の不思議
・日本のいいところ
・日本の学校って
・日本の家庭って
・日本の会社って
など。

また、様々な場面での会話を投稿したいと思います。
例えば：
・会社の面接
・大学の試験面接
・学校の先生との面談
・歯医者さんでの対話
・病院での会話
・友達との会話
・同僚との会話



「のぞみ」の「日本ってどんな国」

このチャンネルでは、N3に合格するための語彙（ごい）や文法を紹介します。
N3合格を目指す人は、聞いてください。

「にほんごをおぼえよう」チャンネルと一緒に聞くといいと思います。
授業で理解したことを確認すると、さらにいいです。

N3合格

「みんなのにほんご」のごいをれんしゅうしましょう。
Let's practice key vocabularies from Minna no Nihongo. 

ごいのれんしゅう

「のぞみ」の日々の生活を日本語で投稿します。
たくさん「難しい言葉」「ことわざ」「慣用句」「四字熟語」「故事成語」「カタカナの言葉」を紹介したいと思います。文章の中に言葉が出てきます。意味を想像しながら聞いてください。


「のぞみ」の日記

N1で必要な語彙や文法の練習をします。
N1で出てくる語彙や文型を使った文例を聞きながら覚えてください。
語彙が難しいですね。慣用句もたくさん出てきます。頑張りましょう。

N1 合格　祈願

KEYS:
калья́н
Пьемо́нт
слюна́
семья́
друзья́
чья
лес
сомелье́
статья́
Га́ля
о́сенью
весе́лье
дю́на
сыновья́
лью
люблю́
пье́са
пе́на
клён
кутюрье́

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❓Question with ‘Tam mai (why)’ ❓

Tam mai can come at the beginning or at the end of the question.

🛖 Tam mai kun tʉ̌ng maa mʉang tai
ทำไมคุณถึงมาเมืองไทย
Why did you come to Thailand?

👨 Tam mai kun tʉ̌ng lʉ̂ak pǒm
ทำไมคุณถึงเลือกผม
Why did you choose me?

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How to form a question with "Tammai (why)" in Thai 😍

In this episode, we explore why it is important to understand and embrace your motivation for learning a new language. (Hint: It's different for everyone!)

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Validating Your Language Learning Experience

What do you do if you see an object in a plastic bag lying around at a bus stop?

Most people would say: "Don't touch it!"

That's very good advice — most of the time.

But an object that was once found in a plastic shopping bag at a bus stop has just sold for $22.3 million at auction.

It was a painting by a great artist from Venice known as Titian. It's called The Rest on the Flight into Egypt, and it has a long and interesting history.

Although it's thought of as a masterpiece, it's one of the artist's smaller paintings. In fact, it's only 46 centimeters high and 63 centimeters wide.

Titian painted it early in the 16th century, when he was 20.

The painting, which depicts Jesus, Mary and Joseph from the Bible, has been owned by a number of rich and famous Europeans, including Austrian emperors.

It was taken from Vienna in 1809 by French soldiers, although it was later returned to the Austrian capital.

Later, it was bought by a British collector, but it was stolen in 1995.

And for seven years it was lost. After a reward of almost $130,000 was offered to anyone who could find the painting, it turned up at a London bus stop.

It had no frame when it was found by a well known art detective, but it was in quite good condition.

It had been expected to make between $19 million and $32 million at auction in London. The final amount was a new record for a Titian painting.

But that still might not be a good enough reason to go looking in plastic bags at bus stops!

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Painting Once Found at Bus Stop Sells for $23 Million

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