Swahili conjunctions with examples and English translations

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Swahili conjunctions

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はい、こんにちは。今回はポッドキャストの19回目です。暖かくなったと思ったら、急に寒くなったので、せっかくしまったジャケットを出さなければなりませんでした。今日もちょっと寒いです。このポッドキャストを配信しているAnchorの統計によると、3月の下旬から、1週間の再生回数が200回を超えるようになりました。ポッドキャストを始めた時は、こんなにたくさんの人に聞いてもらえるとは思っていませんでした。どうもありがとうございます。

Hi, This is the podcast episode 19. Just when I thought it was getting warmer, it suddenly got cold and I had to take out my jacket that I had put away. It's a bit cold again today. According to the statistics from Anchor, the platform that distributes this podcast, the podcast has had over 200 plays per week since late March. When I started the podcast, I didn't expect so many people to listen to it. Thank you very much.

今日は鯵フライを作りました。鯵フライは、鯵という魚を揚げた料理です。私は近頃よく揚げ物を作ります。「揚げ物」とは、揚げて作る料理のことです。てんぷらも、唐揚げも、フライドポテトも、すべて揚げ物です。小麦粉とパン粉と卵と油があれば、なんでも揚げられるので便利です。一般的には「揚げ物を作るのは面倒臭い」という人が多いですね。油をたくさん使わなければならないし、調理中はずっと作業をしなくてはいけないし、油の後始末も大変です。「後始末」とは、使い終わったものを捨てることです。油はシンクに流してはいけませんから、専用の薬品で固めたりして捨てます。

Today I made Aji fries. Aji fry is a deep-fried fish called Aji (horse mackerel). I often make Agemono these days. “Anemono” (fried food) means food that is deep-fried. Tempura, Karaage, French fries - they are all Agemono. It is convenient because you can fry anything if you have flour, breadcrumbs, eggs and oil. In general, many people say that cooking Agemono is a hassle. You have to use a lot of oil, you have to work the whole time while it is cooking and Atoshimatsu the oil takes time. “Atoshimatsu” (cleaning up afterwards) means throwing away what you've used. Oil should not be poured down the sink, so you have to use special chemicals to solidify it or otherwise dispose of it.

それでも私は、揚げ物を作ることを面倒臭いとは思いません。むしろ、毎日違うメニューを考えるほうが面倒です。「むしろ」は、二つの事実を比べて、後に言うことを強調するときに使います。肉や魚を買うだけで作れる揚げ物は、とても楽です。ウィキペディアで調べたら、日本では奈良時代(710-794年)から揚げ物が作られているそうです。日本食には健康的なイメージがありますが、「かりんとう」という伝統的な揚げ物のお菓子は、カロリーが高いです。卵もバターも使いませんが、カロリーはクッキーと同じぐらいです。食べ過ぎは良くないですね。

Japanese Lessons with Mayuna

19. 揚げ物

LECTURA COMPRENSIVA.

ESTE CUENTO NOS HABLA DE UN GATO QUE SE LLAMA DÁMASO.

Antes de comenzar la lectura.

1. ¿Te gustan los animales?

2. ¿Que animales tienes en tu casa?

Presta atención a la lectura de tu profesor.

Me llamo Dámaso y soy un gato que abandonó la ciudad. Allí vivía en una bonita casa
llena de lujos y comodidades. Tenía una cesta para dormir, leche templada y la mejor
comida para gatos. Pero mis dueños me dejaban solo mucho tiempo. Y, la verdad, me
aburría un poco. Así que me fui.

Ahora vivo en el campo; aquí la vida es mucho más emocionante. Nunca sé qué voy a
comer, pero tengo muchos amigos y... ¡soy libre!

Spanish Reading Comprehesion

Damaso the cat

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Preparation For Business Communication - EP 24

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Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH 

Chapter 9 In the Rosebush

ESSERE lo usiamo per esprimere:
l’esistenza: noi siamo esseri umani
 la qualità: il caffè è freddo
 la condizione di un oggetto : il tavolo è sporco
la condizione di una persona: Lucia è alta
stato d'animo: Antonio è allegro
origine : Lisbona è in Portogallo
professione: Ahmed è un ingegnere.  
-Il verbo essere con la particella CI, allora significa esistere; essere presente; avvenire...
in senso figurato la stessa espressione vuol dire "aver capito".
 Ad esempio:  -Alla conferenza c'era il professor Archibugi (c'era= era presente) 
-Oggi c'è lo sciopero dei metalmeccanici (avviene) 
-È arrivata la risposta dal direttore: finalmente ci siamo! ( siamo arrivati a una conclusione) 
-Il pomodoro è stato introdotto in Europa dagli Spagnoli, Giulio ci sei? ( hai capito?)

STARE : 
per esprimere una condizione fisica e psicologica temporanea, invece del verbo sentirsi: -Ciao Julia, come stai?(come ti senti) 
-Sto un po' male(mi sento un po' male) 
con il significato di restare, rimanere in un luogo: 
-Cosa fate nel fine settimana? Stiamo a casa a vedere una serie tv 
-Il giudice stava riflettendo mentre l'avvocato parlava in difesa del suo cliente. 

Seguito da alcuni aggettivi, il verbo stare descrive  comportamento o  stato d’animo di una persona e si usa in frasi  con un ordine o un’esortazione: 
-Luca stai buono per favore e ascolta la lezione come gli altri studenti 
-Stai più calmo! Così non risolverai il problema 
"Starci" lo utilizziamo invece nell'accezione di
 essere d’accordo:  Ex: Domani andiamo al mare? Ci sto
 essere disponibile Ex: Ci stai domani alle sette per un aperitivo?
 entrarci (avere abbastanza spazio) Ex: Venite che ci stiamo tutti per la cena. 

Similitudini tra essere  e stare: 
essere è l’ausiliare sia di se stesso, sia di stare; "stato" è il participio passato sia di essere sia di stare; quindi i tempi composti  sono identici.
-Possiamo usare con entrambi (essere/stare a dieta, essere/stare calmo, essere/stare in silenzio ecc…). 

Italiano espresso

Verbo "essere" o verbo "stare": quale scegliere?

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My Personal Mission Statement - Episode 88

¿Crees en las coincidencias? o ¿en las sincronicidades? Aquí te cuento como desde mi perspectiva, el universo siempre encuentra la forma de comunicarse.



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