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こんにちは！さゆりです。
今回のトピックは「いちご大福（だいふく）」です。
いつも聞いてくださってありがとうございます♡

Hi, i'm Sayuri!
Today's topic is "strawberry daifuku".
Thank you for listening to my podcast♡


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いちご大福（だいふく）

Vous connaissez peut-être BlablaCar, le service de covoiturage où on partage le trajet avec d'autres personnes. Maintenant il y a Blabla caisse. Qu'est-ce que c'est? C'est une caisse de supermarché où les clients peuvent prendre leur temps et discuter avec la caissière. C'est tout le contraire des caisses rapides où on scanne nous-mêmes nos achats. Le temps qu'il fait, votre nouvelle recette, des nouvelles de vos enfants, des blagues, vous pouvez discuter de tout avec la caissière comme si vous étiez au marché et discutiez avec votre marchand préféré. Ça rend le supermarché plus humain, n'est-ce pas? 

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Blabla caisse

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O que significa a expressão "Mamão com açúcar"?

Picture this: you’re standing at the coffee machine and a colleague comes over. You don’t know him very well. You both say hello and then you can’t think of much to say. You mumble* something about the weather (if you are British this is a sure thing. We love to talk about the weather) and then… nothing. 

Your mind goes blank* and you stand awkwardly looking at the coffee, wondering why it is taking so long to make…

Or picture this: you’ve joined a meeting online and there are one or two colleagues already there. You’re waiting for others to join and you have to pass the time. But the same thing happens … you can’t think of anything interesting to say and there is awkward silence….

In these situations we need small talk.

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Episode 7: Small talk at work: an English learner’s guide

Explanation of the idiom: “To pull someone’s leg”  

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Explanation of the idiom: “To pull someone’s leg”  🫶🏻

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La prononciation de plus

In this video, you will learn the vocab and grammar of booking and checking in a hotel, some travel related words. I REMADE THIS STORY FROM THE PREVIOUS VIDEO, I hope i improved the sound and video quality to help you learn better and easier. Hope you enjoy the story and listen to it in a relaxing way. You can listen several times or repeat or come back to study the same story after a few days later.
The most important, enjoy the study!!
Annie

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Cozy Chinese listening practice(Chinese comprehensible input FOR beginners and intermediate)

Сегодня в выпуске говорим о распорядке дня и повторяем тему «ежедневная рутина».

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