こんにちは！サウジアラビアに住んでいるコミュニティーチューターの佳子（よしこ）です＾＾ 今日は「日本の家とサウジの家の違い」について話します。 トランスクリプトとクイズ付きです♪ My name is Yoshiko and I am a community tutor living in Saudi Arabia. Today, I am going to talk about the differences between Japanese and Saudi homes from my perspective as a Japanese person who has lived in Saudi Arabia for almost four years. You can also check my profile for more activities and contents!

Chinese measure words 件 jian4 一件... a piece of For example 一件衣服 一件事情 一件衬衫 一件裙子

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Why can't we use ดู and เห็น interchangeably when looking for a phone? Listen closely to this natural dialogue and test your Thai intuition!

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Le lac d’Annecy se trouve en Haute-Savoie, dans les Alpes françaises. Il est entouré de montagnes et son eau est très propre et transparente. Depuis les années 1950, les habitants et les autorités ont beaucoup travaillé pour protéger ce lac. Un lac au milieu des montagnes Le lac mesure environ 14,6 km de long et se situe à 447 mètres d’altitude. Sa profondeur maximale est d’environ 79 mètres, au lieu appelé le « trou de Boubioz ». Vocabulaire utile pur / pure : très propre, sans pollution transparent : qu’on peut voir à travers une source souterraine : de l’eau qui vient du sous-sol protéger l’environnement : prendre soin de la nature Question de compréhension Pourquoi l’eau du lac d’Annecy est-elle si pure aujourd’hui ?

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Cantonese Day 4 — 食咗飯未 is Not About Food 食咗飯未？sik6 zo2 faan6 mei6 — literally “have you eaten yet?” It is not an invitation to dinner. It is the Cantonese version of “how are you?” — a warm, casual way of saying I see you, I care how you are. How to answer: 食咗喇 sik6 zo2 laa3 — yes, I have 未呀 mei6 aa3 — not yet Question: what does your family say when they greet you? Is there a food phrase in your language too? Curious to hear it.