An Introduction to British People's Eating Habits

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Reseña sobre "Duna: Parte 2", película del director Denis Villeneuve.

El kinetoscopio

Episodio 1: Duna - Parte 2

Episode 1 

📝 어디로 여행 가세요? Where are you traveling to?

[KR] 
안녕하세요! 저는 한국어 선생님 펠리시아입니다. 
지금까지 많은 나라들을 여행했습니다.  
우리 엄마와 프랑스 파리에 가서 에펠탑을 구경하기도 하고 
쿠바 아바나에서 살사를 배우기도 하고 
일본 홋카이도에서 온천 여행을 하기도 했어요. 
여러분들은 여행 좋아하세요? 
올해 여름은 어디로 여행 가세요? 
우리 함께 여행과 문화에 대해 이야기해봐요!  

[EN] 
Hello! My name is Felicia, I'm a Korean teacher.
I have traveled to many countries so far.
My mom and I went to Paris, France to see the Eiffel Tower.
I learned Salsa in Havana, Cuba.
I also went on a hot springs trip in Hokkaido, Japan.
Do you guys like to travel?
Where are you traveling this summer?
Let's talk about travel and culture together!

✅ Key Point 
여행 
온천
올해 
문화 
-기도 하다 

[Korean] Culture & Travel Talk  

어디로 여행 가세요?

『動詞の終止形、辞書の見出しに載っている形 + 予定です。』と言う形を使うと、
スペイン語で言うと、"Planeo/Planeamos hacer algo."
英語で言うと、"I/We plan to do something."
の様な表現が日本語でできます。
それではロールプレイをしてみましょう。視聴者のみなさんは、次のスペイン語、もしくは英語を日本語に訳してみましょう。

シチュエーション：
みなさんが来月、日本に２週間の旅行をする予定。その旅行計画を日本語で説明する。
A: いつ、出発する予定ですか？
①西:Planeo partir a Japón el mes que viene.
英:I'm planning to leave for Japan next month.
日:来月日本に出発する予定です。
②A: 来月！楽しみですね。どのくらい滞在する予定ですか？
¡El mes que viene! Que bien. ¿Cuánto tiempo planea quedarse allí?
Next month! How nice. How long are you planning to stay there?
と言いました。次の様に日本語で答えてみましょう。
西:Planeo quedarme dos semanas en Japón.
英:I'm planning to stay in Japan for two weeks.
日:日本に２週間滞在する予定です。
③A: 日本のどこで何をする予定ですか？
¿Dónde y qué planea hacer en Japón?
Where and what are you planning to do in Japan?
と言いました。次の様に日本語で答えてみましょう。
西:Primero, planeo ir a Kinkakuji en Kioto.
英:First, I'm planning to go to Kinkakuji in Kyoto.
日:まず、京都の金閣寺に行く予定です。
④A: 日本に行くのであれば、金閣寺は外せませんね。他には？
Si se va a Japón, se debe visitar Kinkakuji. ¿Y Adónde más?
If you go to Japan, you must visit Kinkakuji. Where else?
と言いました。次の様に日本語で答えてみましょう。
西:Planeo ir a Osaka y comer mucha comida deliciosa allí.
英:I'm planning to go to Osaka and eat a lot of delicious food there.
日:大阪に行って、たくさん美味しいものを食べる予定です。
⑤A: 大阪は安くて美味しい食べ物で有名ですからね。東京にも行きますか？
Osaka es famoso por su comida barata y deliciosa. ¿Va usted también a Tokio?
Osaka is famous for inexpensive and delicious food. Are you going to Tokyo, too?
と言いました。次の様に日本語で答えてみましょう。
西:Sí, por supuesto. En Tokio, planeo subir al "piso 450" del Tokyo Skytree.
英:Yes, of course. In Tokyo, I'm planning to climb "floor 450" of the Tokyo Skytree.
日:ええ、当然ですよ。東京では、東京スカイツリーのフロア450にのぼる予定です。
⑥A: で、帰国ですね？
Y después, regresa usted a casa, ¿verdad?
And then, you are coming back home, right?
と言いました。次の様に日本語で答えてみましょう。
西:No. Por último, planeo bañarme en aguas termales con los monos en el Parque de monos Jigokudani en la prefectura de Nagano.
英:No. Finally, I'm planning to bathe in hot springs with the monkeys at Jigokudani Monkey Park...

Useful Japanese Phrases and Exercises (JLPT N4, N3 Level)

【終止形+予定です】 "planeamos hacer algo" en japonés "we are planning to do something" in Japanese

Spanish México

PROYECTO ARQUEOLÓGICO TEMPLO MAYOR.

One morning, Toad writes a list of things to do but gets very upset when his list blows away!
Learn phrases about daily routine such as "get dressed" and "go to sleep" whilst listening to the funny adventures of best friends, Frog and Toad 😄

✨Storytime with Scarlett✨

🐸Frog and Toad Together - "A List" 

Teaches the correct order of multiple adjectives in English.

The English Toolbox

Adjective Order


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Landing Your Dream Leadership Role: Episode 67

日本のスタバ☕️⭐️について話しました。期間限定の飲み物がたくさん出ていて、びっくりしました、、、！笑 みなさんの国のスタバはどうですか？😉