British people often send cards for Christmas.

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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Christmas Cards [with transcript for study】

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1hour Travel Korean Conversation

Remember, even when life feels overwhelming and directionless, take a moment to listen to the whispers of your own desires. Within you lies the power to ignite a spark of purpose and inspire those around you.

Short Stories with Rose 

A journey of self-discovery

Daniel se réveille à l’hôtel. En sortant de sa chambre, il voit un camion. Le camion appartient au
restaurant « La Ratatouille folle ». Daniel trouve le transporteur. Il lui demande s’il peut voyager à l’intérieur du camion qui va à Marseille. Le transporteur lui dit oui. A l’intérieur du camion il se
retrouve avec un vieil homme. Lui aussi va à Marseille. Il veut retrouver son fils, Arnaud. L’homme est le père de l’ami de Daniel, Arnaud.

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Lernt ein Kind wirklich leichter eine Fremdsprache, oder ist diese Behauptung nur eine kreative Ausrede von Erwachsenen? 
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Erwachsener VS Kind

"Gratitude is a celebration we are all invited to."

A 30-day positive affirmation journey with Rose

Day 19

This episode is about the time I almost blinded myself.
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Streetwise English

SWE18 I almost BLINDED myself

Today's content is brief, but there is a phrase in "Minna no Nihongo" that means "Nice to meet you," which is "どうぞよろしく" . However, I think it's not used very often. In the last 20 years, I've only heard this phrase from Japanese learners. A more natural way to say it is "よろしくおねがいします" , and a more polite version would be "どうぞ、よろしく おねがいします" .

As for my "Minna no Nihongo" lesson course, I recently created a lot of audio homework. I recommend it for those who want to start studying Japanese. Please give it a try.

Alright, everyone, keep up the good work with your Japanese. See you again!
