In this podcast you will know some curiosities of shakira.

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Curiosidades que quizás no sabías sobre Shakira

Hi everyone and welcome to episode 18 of the Road to B2 podcast! Ana´s not feeling 100% today, so Emily has arrived to annoy you, discussing the difference between "either" and "neither"! 

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Episode 18: Either or Neither?

Hello world, It's time to Ayachannel :)
Firstly, thank you to everyone who has been taking my lessons always and nice to meet new ppl here!
In this first episode, I'm introducing myself.

【私 の 名前 は あやの です。今年 28歳 に なります。
趣味 は ダンス を すること、家 で のんびり すること です。
でも 旅行 も 好き で、今まで、スペイン、イギリス、ベトナム、タイ、オーストラリア にも 行ったこと が あります。今 1番 行きたい国 は アメリカ と イタリア に 行ってみたい です。よろしく おねがいします。】

・わたし の なまえ は あやのです　ー　My name is OO
・ことし 28さい に なります　ー　I turn 28 this year.
・しゅみ は ダンス を すること、いえ で のんびり すること です。ー　My hobbies are dancing and relaxing at home.
・でも りょこう も すき で、いままで、スペイン、イギリス、ベトナム、タイ、オーストラリア にも いったこと が あります。ー　But I also love traveling and have been to Spain, England, Vietnam, Thailand and Australia.
・いま いちばん いきたい くに は アメリカ と イタリア に いってみたい です。ー　The countries I most want to go to nowadays are America and Italy. 
・よろしく おねがいします。ー　Thank you.

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＃1 じこしょうかい 【はじめまして、あやの です \(( °ω° ))/】

El Carbonero es una canción folklórica de El Salvador considerada por muchos salvadoreños como un segundo himno nacional, ya que relata las costumbres de la época. Esta canción es bastante conocida y es incluso representada en actividades culturales por personas que la bailan vistiendo trajes típicos.

Esta canción popular fue creación de don Pancho Lara (Francisco Antonio Lara Hernández), nacido en 1900 en la hacienda La Presa en Santa Ana, poeta y músico al que se le atribuyen alrededor de 400 composiciones, muchas infantiles y las mas famosas de perfil folclórico y popular.

En síntesis El carbonero trata de un personaje de orígenes humildes que baja de las cumbres cargando carbón de madera que venderá en las calles de pueblos y el mercado.
impresiona la capacidad lírica y el poder de concreción de don Pancho Lara, quien murió el 12 de mayo de 1989 y que fue declarado Hijo Meritísimo de El Salvador un mes después. “El Carbonero” es un legado para El Salvador. 

Cultura Salvadoreña 

El Carbonero 

Apa kabar semua? Sehat? 
Wah, 3 bulan lagi kita akan sampai di akhir tahun. Yeay! Libur Natal dan Tahun Baru. Saya mau membeli hadiah Natal untuk ayah dan ibu saya. Kemarin, waktu saya mencari barang-barang menarik di internet, saya juga menemukan banyak barang abal-abal. Kalian tahu “barang abal-abal”? Artinya adalah produk kualitas murah, kualitas buruk, bisa juga palsu. “Palsu” di Bahasa Inggris adalah “fake”, di Bahasa Jepang adalah “偽物”. Ada banyak produk abal-abal di mana-mana. Hanya satu kali pakai langsung rusak, langsung tidak berfungsi dengan baik. Lebih baik membeli barang dengan harga sedikit mahal tapi punya kualitas baik daripada barang abal-abal. Ini menurut saya loh…Bagaimana menurut kalian? Ok, sampai jumpa di podcast berikutnya! Dadah!


Akhir minggu

Abal-abal

Listen and repeat then sing along.
I eat fruit in my new suit.

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最初（さいしょ）に覚（おぼ）えた日本語って、何ですか。「こんにちは」の人、多いんじゃないですか。私の英語のテキストは、"Hello Mike!" だっだかな？　でも「こんにちは」は、Hello のようには使えない。日本人、あいさつを言うより、おじぎしているほうが　多いですから。コロナで、もっとあいさつを言わなくなった日本人。ついに「顔（かお）パンツ」という言葉まで生まれました。どこへ行くのか、日本のあいさつ習慣（しゅうかん）…

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楽しみ方はこちらを見てください。
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じゃあ、またね！





すずまりの日本語「ききみみ」ずきん

第13話　一日一回の「こんにちは」

With both a European and Asian side, Istanbul really is where East and West meet. Here are some of the city's top tourist attractions.

Sultanahmet
Many of Istanbul's most famous buildings are in Sultanahmet on the European side. Tourists can enjoy the beautiful Blue Mosque, built by Sultan Ahmet I in the 17th century. Or they can take a trip to the city's past in the Hagia Sophia — which has been both a Christian church and a mosque before being made into a museum.


Collage of two images showing the Hagia Sophia and the area around it.
Spice Bazaar
While the Grand Bazaar is the most famous Istanbul market, the Spice Bazaar offers a more fun and colorful shopping experience. Almost any spice can be found in the Spice Bazaar, as well as Turkish candies — and the shops will let you try a little bit of everything!



Kadiköy
The Kadiköy neighborhood on Istanbul's Asian side is popular with young people for its pubs, cafes and music venues. Chat with artists and writers in the tea garden of the Nâzım Hikmet Cultural Center, which celebrates the life of one of Turkey's most famous poets. After that, shop for antiques on Tellalzade Street.



The Bosphorus
The Bosphorus is between Istanbul's two sides. There are many Bosphorus boat tours to choose from, including ones with meals and entertainment. For the best price, take one of the city's public boats — tickets cost less than $1, and they offer the same sights.



Food
Istanbul is famous for its food. Enjoy some meze — many small plates of food — with fish and the local spirit, raki. Or buy a simit — a round bread covered in seeds — from the street sellers. Don't forget to try a cup of Turkish coffee or a glass of black tea with lots of sugar.




Practice Listening, Reading & Comprehension

East Meets West: Istanbul's Top Attractions

You know, there were times when I hit some serious rough patches, and I was just about ready to throw in the towel. But you wanna know what kept me going? It was my "why". My reason for diving into this whole thing was like a fire in my belly, burning bright and fierce. When your "why" is rock-solid, it's like a forcefield against giving up, no matter how tough it gets. What's your why?