[日本旅行の経験]

1.いつ、どのくらいの長さ、日程

2.どの町を訪れましたか？

3.観光地、思い出の場所

4.神戸と大阪について

5.日本の本屋、買った本など

6.日本人の印象、話しやすかった？

7.バーでの会話

8.奈良の鹿たち

9.食べ物

10.渋谷、新宿など

11.思い出や印象に残ったこと


SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送

Vol.63ロジェさんとポッドキャスト [日本旅行の経験]　その1

我(wǒ)想(xiǎng)今天(jīn tiān)下午(xià wǔ)去(qù)看(kàn)电影(diàn yǐng)，但是(dàn shì)没有(méi yǒu)好(hǎo)电影(diàn yǐng)。我(wǒ)就(jiù)打(dǎ)电话(diàn huà)给(gěi)我(wǒ)的(de)好(hǎo)朋友(péng yǒu)，想(xiǎng)和(hé)她(tā)一起(yī qǐ)去(qù)运动(yùn dòng)，但是(dàn shì)她(tā)说(shuō)今天(jīn tiān)身体(shēn tǐ)不(bù)舒服(shū fu)，我们(wǒ men)只(zhǐ)能(néng)去(qù)商场(shāng chǎng)买(mǎi)东西(dōng xi)了(le)。我们(wǒ men)看见(kàn jiàn)一(yī)条(tiáo)漂亮(piào liàng)的(de)裙子(qún zi)，她(tā)喜欢(xǐ huān)白色(bái sè)，我(wǒ)喜欢(xǐ huān)黑色(hēi sè)，但是(dàn shì)黑色(hēi sè)的(de)裙子(qún zi)有点儿(yǒu diǎnr)贵(guì)，所以(suǒ yǐ)我(wǒ)买(mǎi)了(le)两(liǎng)条(tiáo)白色(bái sè)的(de)，一(yī)条(tiáo)给(gěi)自己(zì jǐ)，一(yī)条(tiáo)送(sòng)给(gěi)她(tā)。



Listening & Speaking (Mandarin)

我的一个下午   One of my afternoon    HSK1-2

This is the content of the podcast. Rember to try to repeat without reading first. Have faith in your ear.
question avec 2 parties : 
C’est bon ? 
ça marche ? 
ça va ? 

réponse 
c’est bon
ça marche 
ça va 


avec 3 syllabes 
tu m’entends ? 
tu comprends ? 

réponse 
je t’entends 
je comprends 


Prononciation 

La prononciation (2 syllabes et 3 syllabes) 

В этом выпуске вы узнаете, чем закончится история Анны Карениной и Алексея Вронского. 


Russian with a tale

"Анна Каренина" (Часть 2, финал)

✔If you want to watch this video, go to YOUTUBE link or INSTAGRAM here!
💻https://youtu.be/SDxxY9nkbKA
📱https://www.instagram.com/gunny_learnkorean/

그만 다 접자.
(Let’s stop everything.)

"What is 접자?"
"접자" means "Let's stop."
"접다" originally means "to fold cloth or paper."
To Fold the paper. 종이를 접다.
To Fold the T-shirt. 티셔츠를 접다. 

However, "접다" has another meaning.
When you stop doing something or an action that you have been doing continuously, you can use the expression "접다."

요즘 너무 피곤해서 아침운동 접었어요.
I'm so tired these days that I stopped morning exercise.

여행 계획 접었어요. 돈부터 모을 거예요. 
I stopped my travel plans. I'll save up some money first.

오늘 하루만 공부 접고, 놀까?
How about taking a break from studying just for today?

무슨 말인지 알겠어요? You got it?

✔K-Universe 1on1 Class: https://www.italki.com/teacher/9928310

그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

How to say "Let's stop" in Korean? (Reborn rich)

В этом выпуске мы начнем читать стихотворение Самуила Яковлевича  Маршака  "Рассеянный с улицы Бассейной"  
После прослушанного материала, вам будет предложено ответить на вопросы.

Russfriend  (all about russia) 

"Рассеянный с улицы Бассейной" часть 1

Here is some useful language you can use when writing a self-introduction: 
I love …
I’m a …/I … 
I used to …
Recently …/Last year …
When I’m not …, I …

For example:
I love gardening and learning about nature.
I water and take care of my plants nearly every day.
I used to play the saxophone every day when I was in high school.
I recently won a flower competition and felt very happy.
When I’m not gardening, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family.


Everyday English with Teacher Alyse

Useful language you can use when writing a self-introduction

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