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工具人gōng jù rén

What I do as a cheapskate when I can only think about people I don't like. 「嫌いな人のことばかり考えてしまう時」にケチな私がやっていること


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【Japanese intermediate】What I do as a cheapskate when I can only think about people I don't like. 

みんなの日本語　Lesson 12
きのうはいい天気（てんき）でしたか。Was it good weather yesterday?
いいえ、台風（たいふう）でした。No, it was a typhoon.
いいえ、雨でした。No, it rained.

京都はどうでしたか。  How was Kyoto?
とてもきれいでした。 It was very beautiful.

きのう　はじめて　おすしをたべました。I ate sushi for the first time yesterday.
どうでしたか。How was it?
とてもおいしかったです。It was very tasty. 
なっとうはおいしかったですか。Was the natto tasty?
いいえ、おいしくありませんでした。No, it wasn't.
きのうはやすみでしたか。Was there a holiday yesterday?
いいえ、やすみじゃありませんでした。No, it was not a holiday.
きのうはひまでしたか。Was there any free time yesterday?
いいえ、ひまじゃありませんでした。No, I’m not free yesterday.

エベレストは高いです。Everest is high.
エベレストは富士山より高いです。Everest is higher than Mt Fuji.
アメリカは日本よりずっとおおきいです。The USA is much bigger than Japan.
ひらがなとカタカナとどちらがむずかしいですか。Which is more difficult, hiragana or katakana?
カタカナのほうがむずかしいです。Katakana is more difficult.
しごとと勉強（べんきょう）とどちらがおもしろいですか。Which is more interesting, working or studying?
勉強のほうがおもしろいです。Study is more interesting.
スポーツでなにがいちばんすきですか。What sport do you like best?
テニスがすきです。I like tennis.
レスリングがすきです。I like wrestling.
日本食でなにがいちばんすきですか。What do you like best about Japanese food?
ラーメンがすきです。I like ramen.
すしがすきです。I like sushi.
日本のマンガでなにがいちばんすきですか。What do you like best in Japanese manga?
スラムダンクがすきです。I like Slam Dunk.
ドラゴンボールがすきです。I like Dragon Ball.
ワンピースがすきです。I like One Piece.
ナルトがすきです。I like Naruto.






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みんなの日本語　Lesson 12

Trong tháng thứ hai của khóa học y tá, vị giáo sư của chúng tôi đã ra một câu hỏi cuối cùng hết sức bất ngờ trong bài thi: “Hãy cho biết tên người phụ nữ quét dọn trường học của chúng ta”. Một câu hỏi không thuộc chuyên môn, chắc đây chỉ là một câu hỏi đùa thôi. Tôi đã nghĩ vậy!
Thật ra tôi nhìn thấy người phụ nữ đó vài lần. Cô ấy cao, tóc sẫm màu và khoảng chừng 50 tuổi. Nhưng làm sao tôi biết được tên cô chứ? Tôi đã kết thúc bài làm của mình với câu cuối cùng bỏ trống.
Cuối giờ kiểm tra, một sinh viên đã hỏi vị giáo sư rằng: “Thưa, thầy có tính điểm không ạ?”. Giáo sư trả lời: “Chắc chắn rồi – ông nói tiếp – trong cuộc sống và công việc, các em sẽ gặp rất nhiều người. Tất cả họ đều quan trọng, họ xứng đáng được nhận sự quan tâm của các em, dù chỉ là một nụ cười hay một câu chào”.
Tôi đã không bao giờ quên bài học đó trên mỗi bước đường đời của mình sau này.

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Am I effectively prioritizing tasks based on importance and urgency? 
Do I allocate my time to the most critical activities?

Do I frequently find myself overwhelmed by deadlines and commitments? 
How can I better manage my workload?

Am I struggling with procrastination or avoiding certain tasks? 
What strategies can I implement to overcome these tendencies?

Are distractions hindering my productivity? 
How can I create a more focused work environment?

Am I setting realistic and achievable goals? 
Do I break down large tasks into smaller, manageable steps?

Do I effectively delegate tasks to others? 
Am I maximizing my team's potential?

Am I taking sufficient breaks throughout the day? 
How can I balance work and rest to maintain optimal productivity?

Am I using time management tools or techniques to improve my efficiency?
Are there any new tools or methods I could explore?

Am I regularly reviewing and adjusting my schedule to ensure it aligns with my priorities? 
How can I make necessary adjustments to stay on track?

Am I seeking feedback and support from others to improve my time management skills?
Are there mentors or resources available to help me?


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こんにちは！
Japanese daily life podcast のAtsushiです。
このPodcastは、日本語を楽しく勉強しているみなさんに向けたPodcastです。

ぼくの日常生活の話を聞くことで、日本語のリスニングをよくしたり、新しい言葉を知ってもらえたらいいなと思います。


みなさんお元気でしょうか。
今日もトルコからPodcastを録っています。


今回は日本のNEWSについてです。

犬や猫を連れて飛行機に乗ることができる、についてです。

今までも日本の航空会社では、JALやANAなら犬や猫を乗せることができました。これは人の席に乗せることはできません。

今回、スターフライヤーという会社も犬や猫を乗せれるようになります。しかも飼い主は横に座ることができます。これは大きな違いですね。

ペット1匹¥50,000とまだ高い！という感じですが、今まですでに300件以上の利用があります。

今は北九州から羽田までだけですが、来年1/15からはスターフライヤーの全便で乗せることができるようになる、ということです。

おもしろいNEWSですね。
ペットと一緒に旅行をするのが簡単になります。

僕たちも日本にアメ、という猫を飼っています。
今はぼくの実家にいます。

日本で引越をする時や海外旅行に行く時、何回か飛行機に乗せたことがあります。

それは横に乗せるのではなく、ペット専用のケージに入れて、別の場所に乗せるサービスでした。

これは実はとても心配です。
もちろん安全ですが、いつもと大きく違う環境です。
しかも音の大きなよくわからない状況に2時間もがまんさせないといけないです。

これは本当に心配だし、心苦しいですね。

何かあったらいやだな、と毎回考えました。

今回の新しいサービスは自分の席のとなりに自分のペットがいるのでとても安心ですね。

ペットの反応はわかりませんが、旅行に連れて行けるようになるのはとても良いことです。

日本はホテルなど動物不可の場所は多いですが、これも少しずつ変わっていけばいいですね。

みなさんの国では、このようなサービスはありますか？


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#415 【日本のNEWS】犬や猫を連れて飛行機に乗ることができる、について！

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