Nuestros chicos siguen por Bratislava y descubren un lugar fantástico. Por supuesto, las bromas y el buen rollo continuan. ¿Quieres saber que les ha pasado ahora? ¡Dale!

Si quieres la transcripción, no dudes en contactar conmigo :) !

Audiolibros de Joan

Viajando por Europa. Capítulo 6.

Сегодня мы читаем статью про продуктивность.
Если вы работаете больше восьми часов в день и ничего не успеваете, задумайтесь: почему так. Рассказываем, почему мы одержимы продуктивностью и как работать меньше, а успевать больше.

Слушайте и читайте текст одновременно: https://trends.rbc.ru/trends/education/5f55e4ad9a79472e20842053

Если вы хотите обсудить услышанное и подискутировать на эту тему - приходите на урок.


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Как управлять временем? B1-B2

Hej, ja jestem Anka, a to jest kolejny odcinek podcastu Polish is fun with Anka. Dzisiaj porozmawiamy sobie o rodzinie. Na pewno znasz już trochę słownictwa związanego z rodziną, ale  mam nadzieję, że dzięki temu podcastowi nauczysz się czegoś nowego.

Po wysłuchaniu podcastu, spróbujcie opisać swoja rodzinę :)  i poćwiczycie słownictwo. Na moim profilu są też flashcards z tym słownictwem.
Powodzenia i do usłyszenia! Dziękuję za uwagę! Pa pa!


Polish is fun with Anka

Rodzina

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
〈#133〉11月7日月曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/8℃ 

札幌市/さっぽろし
大丸/だいまる
・デパートでお歳暮を販売
・生活に身近な商品が人気
・調味料や魚
・お客さんは、「お世話になった人にお歳暮を買った。よろこんでもらえるとうれしい」


［単語］
お歳暮/おせいぼ…1年の最後に送るプレゼント
販売/はんばい…売る
身近/みぢか…自分の生活に関係あること
商品/しょうひん…物
人気/にんき…みんなが好き。ゲームが人気。
調味料/ちょうみりょう…砂糖や塩、しょう油
お世話になる/おせわになる…親切にしてもらう


レッスン待ってます♪


北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#133〉11月7日月曜日　1年最後のプレゼント・お歳暮

This episode includes explanations and examples of phrasal verbs with including the word "get." Practice Worksheet: https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-worksheets/grammar/phrasal-verbs/phrasal-verbs-get/12127

Nit-Picky English with Nika 

Phrasal Verbs With "Get"

Nuevo episodio sobre el lunfardo en donde seguimos aprendiendo expresiones y palabras. Te cuento el significado de vender gato por liebre, dar bola, changa, fiaca, morfar y quilombo.

Porteña

Lunfardo Vol 2.3

Emma: So, Mark, I detect an American accent. Are you from the States?

Mark: Yes, that's right. Have you ever been there?

Emma: No, but I've always wanted to go. Whereabouts do you come from in the States?

Mark: Well, I was born and brought up in San Diego. How about you? Did you grow up in London?

Emma: No, actually, I come from Brighton originally.

Mark: What exactly are you doing in London?

Emma: Iwork as an assistant for a television studio. It's pretty cool because I get to meet a lot of interesting people. I also get on really well with my colleagues, and I've made a lot of friends.

Mark: Sounds interesting. How long are you here for?

Emma: I'm here until the summer. Then I intend to go backpacking around Europe.

Mark: Great.

Emma: How about you? What line of work are you in?

Mark: Actually, I'm a student. I'm doing a Master's degree in architecture. I hope to work for an architectural firm in London when I graduate.

Emma: Oh, that's interesting. I imagine you must be a very creative person.
Mark: Well, I try to be.

Emma: How long have you been studying in London?
Mark: About a year, though it seems much longer.

Emma: How do you like the city?

Mark: I love it. There's such a variety of things to see and do. I'm not too keen on the weather, though.

Emma: Yes, it's been a pretty wet summer this year. Even by London standards. What's the weather like in San Diego at this time of year?

Mark: Oh, it's pretty sunny right now. So, what do you like doing in your spare time?

Emma: Well, recently, I've taken up yoga, so I've been spending quite a bit of time practicing it. Apart from that, I enjoy reading, going out and visiting museums and occasionally going to concerts.

Mark: Oh, really? What kind of music are you into?

Emma: Mainly rock. Though I listen to jazz and classical sometimes.

English Conversation/Dialogue

Making Friends

Have you ever heard the following phrase before: "I have a gut feeling".  How would you describe this feeling? When do we usually use this expression?
This expression is often used to describe an intuitive or instinctive sense or belief about something, even when there may not be concrete evidence or logical reasoning to support it. The feeling is often described as a sensation in the stomach or abdomen, hence the reference to the "gut."
People commonly use this expression when they have a strong sense or intuition about a situation, decision, or person, but they may not be able to articulate specific reasons for their feelings. It's a way of acknowledging and trusting one's instincts or intuition, which can sometimes be influenced by subtle cues or information that may not be consciously recognized.

Here are some useful words and expressions:

1. Curiosity killed the cat : This is an idiom that suggests being too inquisitive or nosy can lead to trouble or unpleasant consequences. It's often used to caution against excessive curiosity.

2.To grip on something: This phrase means to firmly hold onto or grasp something, either physically or metaphorically. It implies a strong and secure hold.

3.To trip: In a physical sense, to trip means to stumble or lose one's balance, often resulting in a brief fall. In a figurative sense, it can also mean to make a mistake or encounter an obstacle.

4. To be surrounded by: This expression indicates that something or someone is positioned all around a particular place or person. It implies being encircled or encompassed from all sides.

5.Hissing sound: A hissing sound is a noise characterized by a prolonged "s" or "h" sound. It is often produced by air or steam escaping through a small opening, or by certain animals as a warning or defensive signal.





All-Weather English

The story of my encounter with a cobra in the wild. "I have a gut feeling" 

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。


今日は12/26ですね。
12/26をboxing dayということをはじめて知りました。

日本ではそのような日はないです。

Wikipediaで調べたことをもとに日本語で話しますね。

元々は、教会が貧しい人たちのために寄付を募り、箱に入れられたクリスマスプレゼントを贈る日だったことから"Boxing Day"と呼ばれる。

それから、クリスマスも働かないといけなかった使用人などに翌日休みを与えた。その時、主人が箱に贈り物を入れて彼らに配った。

他、クリスマスにはたらいている郵便配達員にも、ねぎらいの意を込めて26日に箱入りのプレゼント（Christmas box）をする。


こんな日があるんですね。
全然知らなかったです。

この話は一般的には、キリスト教にゆかりのある国が行うことが多いみたいです。


みなさんの国ではどうですか？
今日は何か特別なことがありますか？

そんな話をオンラインレッスンでしましょう！
お待ちしています！

ということで、今回も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！

ではまた！





