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Neste episódio vamos misturar aventura, magia e romance! 

Colecção Formiguinha - 60 Histórias

03 - O Rapaz do Cavalinho Branco

南京的梧桐树真正的名字叫“悬铃木”。So its real name is " plane ".
悬铃木的果实有一个球的、叫“一球悬铃木”，三个球的叫“三球悬铃木”。The fruit of sycamore with one ball is called "Sycamore with one ball", and the fruit with three balls is called "Sycamore with three balls".
这二者的杂交，产生了“二球悬铃木，简称”悬铃木“。The hybrid of these two, produced "two ball sycamore, short for" Sycamore."
那为什么叫“法国梧桐“呢？因为它的确与法国有些渊源。Why is it called " plane "? Because it does have something to do with France.
1872年，一位法国传教士在南京的石鼓路栽下了第一棵梧桐树。In 1872, a French missionary planted the first plane tree on Shigu Road in Nanjing.


新鲜事儿（Anecdote）

南京的梧桐树

Esta  es  una  historia  real   de  cuando yo  tenía   5 años.

Vocabulario:
Taller  de   carpintería.
Martillo.
Golpe.
Golpear.
Mueble.
Regañar.
Levantar.


El  profesor  Daniel   y sus historias de  vida + Música  sin  ser  cantante.

EL   FALSO HÉROE

Short story 「手ぶくろを買いに《 Buying Mittens》ep1」
This story is written by Nankichi Nīmi.
He is a Japanese author of children's literature.
Although his life was only 29 years, he left us with many stories to tell.

This episode is JLPT-N3 level.

I created a quiz on this episode.
After listening, please take the quiz!

Please use this audio for listening and shadowing practices.

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#21 Short story /  Buying Mittens ep1 / storytelling // N3 Level

つぎの ぶんを聞いてください。そしてただしいか、まちがっているかをかんがえましょう。 こたえはここにかいてあります。 
Listen to the sentences, and answer if each sentence is correct or not. The answer exaples are below. 
听下面的句子。并思考它们是否正确。答案写在这里。

①
〇かれとおなじふくをもらいました、

②
×けさそうじをしましたが、へやはきれいです。
Ex）
けさそうじをしましたが、へやは”きたない”です。

③
×おかあさんは毎日（まいにち）ピアノをうたいます。
Ex）
×おかあさんは毎日（まいにち）ピアノをひきます。

④
〇タクシーにのりましょう。

⑤
×きょう、山田（やまだ）さんにえきにあいました。
Ex）
きょう、山田（やまだ）さんにえきであいました。

⑥
×のどがかわきましたから水をのみませんでした。
Ex）
のどがかわきましたから水をのみました。



ようへい先生　　N4,N5チャンネル

N5 文法（ぶんぽう）grammar 

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