日本に住んでいるみなさん、これから日本に来るみなさん。
日本に住んでいる日本人はときどき、春に体調を崩します。
みんなにも起こるかもしれない。
体調を崩す理由と対処方法についてお話しています！

Nihongo_Hanaso（N3+）

N3+春日本人は体調を崩す？！

¡Hola, comunidad! 🌟 Hoy les traigo una explicación clara y sencilla sobre el presente subjuntivo en español. Aprende a usarlo correctamente con ejemplos prácticos.
No olvides seguirme para más contenido educativo y responde la pregunta al final. 

¿Listos? ¡Vamos!

Tu camino hacia el Español con Jenny

INTRODUCCIÓN AL PRESENTE SUBJUNTIVO EN ESPAÑOL

在中国山西省的浑源县，有一座很老很老、但是很有名的寺庙，叫作“悬空寺”。In Hunyuan County, Shanxi Province, China, there is an old, very old, but very famous temple called "The Hanging Temple".
        说它“老”，是因为它建在那里已经有1500多年了。它是在中国历史的长河中，有一个叫做“北魏”时期建造的。It's "old" because it's been there for more than 1,500 years. It was built during a period called the Northern Wei Dynasty in the long history of China.
        说它“有名”，是因为这个寺庙建得太奇巧了：它是建在一座山的半山悬崖峭壁上的。It is "famous" because the temple was built in a strange way: it was built on a cliff halfway up a mountain.


新鲜事儿（Anecdote）

浑源的古寺庙

Learn Mandarin from a short story.
You can also watch the video about this story here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO1RxSj8q30&t=15s

Learn Mandarin with Mandy

E02 小蝌蚪找妈妈【Little Tadpoles Looking for their mommy】

"Eso no tiene ni pies ni cabeza"

¿Sabes a qué refiere?

Aprende aquí esta expresión y úsala como un hispanohablante 

Expresiones idiomáticas en español 

Ni pies ni cabeza 🙄

Littérature avec Isa

La courbe de tes yeux

A  Japanese Free Conversation with Marko. マルコさんとの自由な会話

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Vol.9 A  Japanese Free Conversation with Marko. マルコさんとの自由な会話

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