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English Conversation/Dialogue

A muisquismo is a word that has its origin in the Muisca language (autoglottonymmuysccubun) that was taken for everyday use by Spanish through linguistic borrowing.

𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐮𝐧 𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐨 𝐩𝐨𝐝𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭 ⌚🎤

EPISODIO 3. MUISQUISMOS

Let's Learn 5 Verbs a Day! 
Not more, not less. 

Give	给	        gěi
Give up	放弃	fàngqì
Glide	滑翔	huáxiáng
Glow	发光	fāguāng
Go	        去	        qù


5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词。

C(34) Vocabulary Set: Give Give up Glide Glow Go

Cet épisode, c'est l'histoire de ma quête, celle d'une descendante de mineurs polonais qui cherche en vain - ou pas ? - les fantômes du passé. 

Douce France

Mes racines polonaises

Un elenco di parole che si scrivono nello stesso  modo ma hanno una pronuncia diversa e di conseguenza un diverso significato. Prova a scriverle e ripeterle.

Ascolta in italiano

Parole omografe. L'accento cambia il significato

部長は私を日本へ出張させた。
お母さんは私に買い物に行かせた。
お母さんは私に野菜を食べさせた。
分かりますか。これらは強制の意味です。部長は言います。「日本へ出張に行きなさい」と同じ意味です。
出張させた。出張する。これはグループ３ですね。グループ３は、「出張します→出張させます」
「します→させます」
「きます」→「こさせます」になります。
「食べます」はどうですか。グループ２ですね。「食べます→食べさせます」「ます→させます」です。
みます→みさせます
調べます→調べさせます
覚えます→覚えさせます
「行きます」はどうですか。グループ１ですね。グループ１は「行きます」「行き」は「い」です。「い→あ」になります。「行きます→行かせます」になります。
飲みます→飲ませます
持ちます→持たせます
書きます→書かせます
遊びます→遊ばせます
呼びます→呼ばせます
使役形には、もうひとつ意味があります。

「先生、トイレに言ってもいいですか」「いいですよ」
先生は生徒をトイレに行かせます。

「お父さん、日本へ留学してもいいですか」「いいですよ」
お父さんは子供を日本へ留学させます。

「すみません、今日は体調が悪いです。帰ってもいいですか」「いいですよ」
今日は体調が悪いので帰らせます。

「もう、夜が遅いです。ゲームをしてはいけません」
お母さんは、ゲームをさせてくれません。

これは、許可の意味ですね。わかりますか。

今日は熱があるかもしれない。部長になんといいますか。
「すみません、今日は帰らせてください。」これも丁寧です。
もう少し丁寧に言うと
「すみません、今日は帰らせていただけませんか」と言います。丁寧ですね。
「今日は帰らせていただけませんか」「あしたは休ませていただけませんか」

たくさん、練習してください。




にほんごのれんしゅう

みんなの日本語　Lesson 48

Spanish México

EL ÁGUILA SE COMIÓ A LA SERPIENTE.

When we talk about Lionel Messi, it's easy to talk about numbers. He has been named the best men's player in the world eight times. He has won one World Cup, four European Champions League trophies and an Olympic gold medal.

He has scored more than 800 goals for his clubs and his country.

But these numbers only tell some of the story. It's also his balance, the way he moves his feet, slides the ball through another player's legs and finds space on the field.

Soccer is often called "the beautiful game," and for many people, no one has ever played it quite as beautifully as Messi.

His story began in Rosario, Argentina, where he was born in 1987. There, when he was a child, he played for a club called Newell's Old Boys.

Clubs around the world soon heard about the young star in South America, and aged 13 he moved with his family to Spain, where he joined FC Barcelona's junior team.

By the age of 16, he was already playing for the club's adult team. Goals, then trophies, came quickly, and he never looked back.

He was soon a global star, and one of the world's highest paid sportspeople.

Messi left Barcelona in 2021, having scored more goals for the club than anyone else. He joined Paris Saint-Germain, and then, two years later, Inter Miami in the US.

In 2022, he was Argentina's captain and the star player in his country's World Cup win. Messi, at just 170 centimeters tall, had become a giant of the sport.




A Giant of the Sport: The Lionel Messi Story

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1485MKm_sIclX0HsIpke66DHtcGInk9oS/view?usp=drivesdk