くまもとけん　あまくさし　の漁(りょう)についてはなしています。
はつおん　の　れんしゅう　に　つかえます。　
web siteはこれです。
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/k10013465251000/k10013465251000.html

I AM YOUR JAPANESE TUTOR

【beginner～intermediate 】2.12

Are you lost in the old city center of an Italian city and Google Maps somehow abandoned you? Don't worry! In this episode I'll help you ask for directions in the streets in Italian!

Listen now and learn real Italian step by step with me.

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Welcome to this brand new podcast broadcasted by Cocai Italian.

3 minutes Italian delivers you a full experience of the Italian language in pills.

Do you want to learn Italian language? Or did you just started this journey? Then 3 minutes Italian by Cocai Italiano will help you by teaching you a few, daily Italian expressions to start speaking today!

3 minutes Italian

How to ask for directions in the street - 3 minutes Italian

In this first premiere episode of "Let's Learn English with Adam!" we learn English idioms! Thank you so much for joining me!

Some key words and phrases from this episode:
• Literal, literally
• Figurative
• Hatch
• Non-literal
• Colleague (co-worker)
• Lottery 
• Interest (from a bank account)
• ...and many idiom phrases, like "once in a blue moon"!

I hope you enjoyed the first episode! If you'd like to learn more English topics, please book a one-on-one lesson with me today on iTalki! :)

Note: This first episode is suitable for all levels of English learners. However, pre-intermediate (A2) or intermediate (B1) learners will likely understand more of the content. Do not be sad if you do not understand everything! Keep practicing!

Let's Learn English with Adam!

Episode #1: Let's Learn English Idioms with Adam! [All Levels]

C’erano una volta una volpe e una cicogna che si consideravano buone amiche.
Un giorno la volpe invitò a pranzo la cicogna; per farle uno scherzo, preparò della minestra e la servì in due vassoi piatti: la volpe riusciva a leccare con facilità la minestra nel suo vassoio, mentre la cicogna riusciva a malapena a bagnare la punta del becco nella minestra.
“Non ti piace la minestra?” chiese la volpe alla sua amica. “È buonissima, non preoccuparti; anzi, è così buona che son già sazia”.

Qualche giorno dopo, la cicogna ricambiò l’invito: voleva restituire lo scherzo alla volpe. Arrivato il giorno del pranzo, imbandì la tavola ma mise tutti i cibi in vasi dal collo lungo, come quelli che si usano per i fiori. La cicogna infilava il suo lungo becco nei vasi, gustandosi i manicaretti prelibati che aveva preparato. La volpe, invece, per quanto provasse ad infilare il muso e ad allungare la lingua, rimase a bocca asciutta.
“Non ti piace il pranzo che ti ho preparato?” chiese la cicogna. “Figurati, è delizioso. Così buono che sono già sazia” rispose la volpe. E così la cicogna si vendicò dell’amica burlona.

Morale della favola: Chi la fa, l’aspetti.

Favole di Esopo 

Favole di Esopo - La volpe e la cicogna

Um papagaio de um dono britânico que desapareceu volta e a falar em espanhol

Aprenda Português Com Notícias Insólitas e Malucas -Learn Portuguese With Crazy Isoteric News 

Papagaio desaparecido volta a casa a falar espanhol!

Faço uma leitura de um material que criei na sessão Vocabulário, sendo esses os verbos vitais em terceira pessoa, ou seja, verbos extremamente importantes que você pode usar ainda hoje, também incluí exemplos para facilitar seu uso, preste atenção e responda às perguntas.

A Voz da Madrugada

S01E010 Verbos Vitais 3ª Pessoa

私は日本語講師という仕事をしているので日本語を一生懸命学んでいる生徒さんと毎日お話しする機会があります。そんな中で普段生徒さんに伝えていることをこのブログを読んでいるみなさんにも伝えたいと思い、このブログを書きました。
（このポッドキャストは私のブログ記事を音声にしたものです。ブログも是非見てください。）

Jurisensei1217

日本語を頑張って勉強しているみなさんへ①

In this episode, I’ll share some interesting knowledge about the double names of tomato! Along the way, you'll not only discover the origins and meanings of these names but also learn some handy new vocabulary：

番茄 (fān qié)
中文解释：一种果实为红色或黄色的蔬果，通常用于烹饪或沙拉。
英文解释：Tomato, a fruit with red or yellow flesh, commonly used in cooking or salads.

西红柿 (xī hóng shì)
中文解释：与番茄相同，但这个名字多用在中国北方，指的是这种植物。
英文解释：Another name for tomato, more commonly used in northern China.

植物 (zhí wù)
中文解释：一种生活在土地上的生物，通常有根、茎、叶和花。
英文解释：Plant, a living organism typically having roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.

柿子 (shì zi)
中文解释：一种果实为橙色，味道甜美的果实。
英文解释：Persimmon, a sweet, orange-colored fruit.

学名 (xué míng)
中文解释：生物的科学名称，通常为拉丁文，包含属名和种名。
英文解释：Scientific name, a Latin-based name for a species, consisting of genus and species.

通俗叫法 (tōng sú jiào fǎ)
中文解释：人们日常生活中对事物的非正式或非专业称呼。
英文解释：Common name, the informal or non-scientific name used in everyday life.

天南海北 (tiān nán hǎi běi)
中文解释：指各地，尤其是指遥远或分散的地方。
英文解释：From all corners of the world, used to describe far or scattered places.

西红柿炒蛋 (xī hóng shì chǎo dàn)
中文解释：一种经典的中国家常菜，主要材料为西红柿和鸡蛋。
英文解释：Stir-fried tomatoes and eggs, a classic Chinese home-cooked dish made with tomatoes and eggs.

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

How do you call it? 番茄or西红柿？

Do you eat too much meat?
Angela reads the basic text from this lesson, (transcript available when you take this lesson).

This topic is also available for intermediate and higher-level learners.
