当然，今天不是「こどもの日」儿童节。当然，这也不是近期录的节目😄
这期节目介绍了三种日本的儿童节。

Crystal的日语碎碎念

5、こどもの日おめでとうございます！

Good evening ! I am Rajesh a professional teacher on italki. in today's podcast I will give you 15 phrases for use of 'for' so the the first phrase 
1. for = ke liye  
2. for me = mere liye 
3. for us = Hamare Liye 
4. for them = unke liye 
5. for you = aapke liye 
6. for it = iske liye 
7. for him = uske liye 
8. for her = uske liye 
9. for now = abhi ke liye 
10. for this = iske liye 
11. for that = uske liye 
12. for here = Yahan Ke Liye 
13. for there = vahan ke liye 
14. for whom = kis ke liye 
15. for where = Kahan Ke Liye 
I think you will repeat all the pronunciation phrases here and improve your Hindi skills. we will meet again in the next podcast. till that if you have any doubt regarding these 15 phrases use of 'for' you can message me. I will help you. definitely I will reply you. thank you so much.

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Hindi Station Of India

15 uses of 'for' in Hindi

Bu episode ile Türkiye'de de bulunan ve kullanılan ŞİFALI  -GİZEMLİ DOĞAL TAŞLAR öğreniyorsunuz . Türkiyedeki doğal taşları tanımak onları özelliklerine uygun olarak kullanmak ister misin? O zaman haydi başlayalım :) Not:Lütfen bu yayının eğlence amaçlı olduğunu unutmayın.
This is just Turkish listening exercise for fun&learning.

Turcology and Turkey with Ayse

TURKISH:*New : TÜRKİYEDEKİ GİZEMLİ TAŞLAR :  Amazonit

【スクリプト】
こんにちは～！マルハバ！サウジの日本語の先生、佳子です＾＾
みなさんー！お元気ですか？私は元気ですよ～！
今日は「1日で好きな時間」について話します。

私が1日で好きな時間はふたつあります。一つ目は、朝食の時間。
私は朝食を毎日食べる派です。そしてコーヒーが大好き。コーヒーがないと私の一日は始まりません。家に豆を挽いてコーヒーを作れる機械があるので、毎日新鮮なコーヒーを楽しめるんですよね～。朝食は、ピーナッツバターやチーズ、あとは中東では一般的なLabnaというヨーグルトとクリームチーズの中間的なものをパンに塗って食べることが多いです。サウジに来てから毎朝パンを食べるようになりました。シンプルなパンがとても安いです！あとはりんごも食べます。朝、挽きたてのコーヒーを飲みながら美味しい朝食を食べる時間は最高です。
二つ目は夜寝る前の時間。息子と本を読んでから、ベッドで今日の出来事や明日したいことについて話すリラックスした時間・・・。朝食後から夕食までは時々忙しいし、少しストレスが溜まることもあるけど、この夜のルーティンの時間はかわいい息子と体をくっつけて触れ合える貴重な時間。その日嫌なことがあってもこの時間に忘れることも多いです。

みなさんは1日でどの時間が好きですか？
それではまた！マア　アッサラーマ！


Japanese with Yoshiko（スクリプト付）

第30回：1日で好きな時間~My favorite time in a day~

In this episode of Merhaba Türkçe, learn essential Turkish phrases and dialogues for visiting a pharmacy. Perfect for travelers in Türkiye looking to navigate medical needs with ease

Merhaba Türkçe 

Useful Turkish Phrases for the Pharmacy

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