Does the popular word 'touristic' even exist? Why do English speakers grind their teeth when people use that word? Find the correct alternatives in the podcast below. 

English in 60 Seconds

Tourist, touristy or touristic

Hi, Guys. Thank you all for taking mins to listen to this podcast/ 
Today we talk about how to use active/passive voice in Chinese.
For example, My girlfriend dumped me/我的女朋友甩了我 （Subject+Verb+Object)
                         I was dumped by my girlfriend/我被女朋友甩了（Object+被bei+Subject+Verb)

See, it is very easy, 你学会了吗？ 

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Learn passive voice with "被“ in Chinese in one minute, Let's check it out. 

What if an influencer becomes a new president of Montenegro?🤷‍♀️Who knows! Enjoy the normal pace reading for B1 level and above.😎
Срећно учење / Srećno učenje!📚
See you in class!👋


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Influenser Jodžir među kandidatima za predsednika Crne Gore - Influencer is among the candidates for the president of Montenegro (News B1 and above)

Script

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。

今日は"実家(じっか)"について、話します。

私はすこし前に、
北海道(ほっかいどう)から大阪へひっこしをしました。

いまは、大阪の実家にいます。

実家というのは、自分(じぶん)の生まれた家(いえ)
や、
自分の両親(りょうしん)の家のことです。

お父さん、お母さんが住んでいる家、ですね。

よく日本人は、

「こんど、実家に帰ります。」

「私の実家は福岡(ふくおか)にあります。」

などと言います。

私の実家は、古い(ふるい)家です。

34年前の家です。

家の中は、リフォームしてきれいですが、
"たたみ"や、"ふすま"はそのままです。

日本の昔の家です。

あの、アニメのドラえもんの、

のびたくんの家みたいなかんじです。

古いけれど、私は気に入っています。

みなさんの、実家はどこにありますか？

みなさんの実家はどんな家ですか？

では、今日も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

□実家(じっか)
parents' home

□古い(ふるい)
old

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Tässä jaksossa kerron, miten voit esitellä itsesi suomeksi. Se ei ole ollenkaan vaikeaa! Enjoy :)

Heippa hei!

Esittelyt

Mä, mä, mä - maailman keskipiste. Vai onko se sittenkin mie vai minä? Podcastin ensimmäisessä jaksossa pohdin minä-pronominia Ylen laajan kyselyn innoittamana. Miten puhekieli näkyy päivittäisessä puheessa ja voiko puhujan kielellisen kodin paikantaa pelkästään yhden sanan perusteella? 

Linkit:
Mainitsemani Ylen ja Itä-Suomen yliopiston kyselyn kartta: Yle Areena - Uutiset (29.11.2022) https://areena.yle.fi/1-50924342
Ylen artikkeli: Yksi suomen kielen vanha sana leviää – haastaa jopa sen yleisimmän: ”Ei koko Suomi ainakaan ihan hetkessä tule mä-pronominilla vallattua” https://yle.fi/a/74-20001378 

Suomea for you

1.jakso: Mä

 "人- rén" is a pictogram.  visually represents a person standing. The traditional form of the character is “亻”（单人旁 - Dān rén páng ） when used as a radical in other characters, such as "你 - Nǐ " (you) or "他 - Tā " (he).

字义 - Zì yì   (Meaning)

"人- rén" primarily means "person" or "human." It can also be used to denote someone belonging to a certain group or nationality, as in "美国人-Měi guó rén" (American) or "中国人-Zhōng guó rén " (Chinese).

用法 - Yòng fǎ  (Usage)

    Noun: As mentioned, "人- rén" can be used as a noun to refer to a person.
        例如 - Lì rú （For example）: 这个人很聪明。- Zhè ge rén hěn cōng ming 。 (This person is very smart.)

    Suffix: It can be used as a suffix in the nouns that denote nationality or belonging to a particular group.
        例如 - Lì rú：他是日本人。-Lì rú ： tā shì rì běn rén 。 (He is Japanese.)

    Modifier: "人- rén" can modify certain adjectives to create compound nouns that describe the type of person.
        例如 - Lì rú：好人 - Hǎo rén  (good person), 坏人 - Huài rén  (bad person).

    In Idioms: "人- rén" is also commonly found in idioms or proverbs.
        例如 - Lì rú：人山人海 - Rén shān rén hǎi  (huge crowds of people, literally 'mountains and seas of people').

每日一字

もう空港(くうこう)で待(ま)たなくていい！
You don't need to wait at the airport anymore!
이제 공항에서 기다리지 않아도 된다
 
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3 minutes EASY JAPANESE #3 もう空港(くうこう)で待(ま)たなくていい！ You don't need to wait at the airport anymore!

In this story, an hourglass named Timer comes alive and is able to time travel. This is Part 5 of 6.  

Waking up at 5am, his most precious time of day when his genius flows like a mighty waterfall, Henry looked out his laboratory window and saw a magic moment: a baby chick was hatching from its egg. This was a sign, today Henry would complete his greatest invention. 

It looked like a simple household object, fairly inconspicuous, except for its futuristic black appearance. It had two chambers, one on the top and one on the bottom; the bottom was filled with yellow sand. They were connected by a narrow passage in which the sand flowed through. If an ordinary person had seen it, they would have believed it was an ordinary hourglass. 

But there was nothing ordinary about this hourglass. It was Henry’s latest attempt at engineering a time machine. 

Henry poured the remaining yellow sand into the top chamber and watched it fall to the bottom. He then tightly attached its cap. Taking a step back, Henry was overwhelmed with both exhilaration and trepidation. At that moment, a strong gust of wind came in through an open-window and scattered several documents across the floor. 

Henry flipped the hourglass and watched the yellow grains of sand travel through the narrow passage. As they hit the bottom, the grains changed to dark red. Henry looked out the window and saw the proud rising sun, a symbol of a new day. He watched as it slowly went back behind the mountains. He watched as the scattered documents flew up onto his desk and organized themselves as they previous were. He saw the baby chick return to its egg and the egg reassembled itself. 

Finally, the last grain of sand hit the bottom. Henry had traveled thirty minutes back in time. 