An explanation of when to use "some" or "any" to tell how much/many things there are.

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Some vs. Any

Oh man, it's a real trip how some folks think they're all high and mighty in English just 'cause they've crammed a bunch of fancy words. But let me tell ya, knowing a bunch of bombastic vocabulary doesn't automatically make you advanced. It's like putting on a flashy outfit but not knowing how to dance, right? Instead of getting all hung up on being "advanced," it's way more crucial to be well-spoken and really nail the level you're at. Master that foundation, and then build on it. That's where the real growth happens, my friend.

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You're NOT As Advanced As You Think!

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おはようございます。日本語だんだんポットキャストのゆかりです。

私はいまトルコにいます。
さっき、トルコについたばかりです。

日本からトルコに来(き)ました。

シンガポールで、飛行機(ひこうき)の、のりつぎをしましたよ。

まず、大阪からシンガポールにいきました。

だいたい6時間くらい、かかりました。

シンガポールのチャンギ空港(くうこう)で、
のりつぎがありました。

のりつぎ時間(じかん)は
22時間(にじゅうにじかん)でした。

チャンギ空港はとてもひろいので、
いろいろなことをしてすごしました。

映画(えいが)も、
無料(むりょう)でみることができましたよ。

あなたの旅行では、のりつぎはありますか？

のりつぎ時間は、なにをしますか？

では、今日最後まで聞いてくれて、だんだん、です！

また明日。

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Today's Keywords

□トルコ(とるこ)
Turkey

□のりつぎ
layover

□のりつぎをする
transfer

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This means to do or say something to make people feel more comfortable, especially in social situations. For example, if you’re at a party and nobody’s talking, you might tell a funny story to break the ice. Here’s a quick tip: jokes or compliments are great icebreakers. Try using it in your conversations today!  

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Lets begin! Pradėkim!




