【北海道Hokkaido生活】
6月3日金曜日　天気/くもり　気温/12℃ 

美幌町/びほろちょう
・美幌町が所有するバスに「ポケットモンスター」のキャラクターがデザインされた
・「ロコン」「アローラロコン」
・バス「ロコン号」
・子どもたちは大喜び

［単語］
所有/しょゆう…持つこと
キャラクター/きゃらくたー…アニメや映画に出てくる人や動物
デザイン/でざいん…計画をして、かいた絵
号/ごう…乗り物の名前につける
大喜び/おおよろこび…とても喜ぶこと


レッスン待ってます♪


北海道Hokkaido生活 for Japanese learners

〈#72〉6月3日金曜日　アニメ☆ポケモンのバス「ロコン号」

Para el día de hoy hablaremos sobre el cáncer de seno, ya que el 19 de octubre de cada año se conmemora el Día Internacional de lucha contra esta enfermedad, una fecha que tiene como objetivo concientizar a la población sobre esta enfermedad y resaltar la importancia de la detección precoz para mejorar el pronóstico y la supervivencia de quienes llegan a padecer esta enfermedad. 

¡Hablemos de salud!

19 de octubre, día mundial de la lucha contra el cáncer de seno

哥哥gē ge今天jīn tiān很hěn累lèi，我wǒ问wèn他tā为什么wèi shén me，他tā说shuō昨天zuó tiān晚上wǎn shàng睡shuì得de太tài晚wǎn了le。我wǒ觉得jué de很hěn奇怪qí guài，因为yīn wèi他tā昨天zuó tiān晚上wǎn shàng9点diǎn就jiù说shuō要yào睡觉shuì jiào了le。他tā说shuō在zài睡觉shuì jiào前qián想xiǎng起来qǐ lái有yǒu一yī件jiàn事shì要yào做zuò，可是kě shì忘记wàng jì了le是shì什么shén me事情shì qíng，想xiǎng了le很hěn长cháng时间shí jiān，最后zuì hòu终于zhōng yú想xiǎng起来qǐ lái了le，这zhè件jiàn事shì就jiù是shì要yào早zǎo点儿diǎnr上shàng床chuáng睡觉shuì jiào。

A short and interesting Chinese daily article  for every day

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1. Pronunciation
2.Cupboard
3.Epitome
4.Salmon
5. Library
6.Definitely
7.Ask
8.Wednesday

English words and pronunciation

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The Power of Storytelling in Leading Change emphasizes the role of storytelling in driving organizational change. Leaders often face the need for significant shifts within their organizations, from cultural to product-related changes. To unite their teams behind a new direction, they must craft a clear, compelling narrative.

Storytelling is a potent tool for inspiring action and connecting with people on a deeper level. It helps articulate the ‘why’ and ‘what’ of change, making the abstract tangible and the future vivid.

The article presents a four-step approach to effective storytelling in leadership:

Deep Understanding, Simple Description: Leaders must deeply understand the change to communicate it simply. John Legere’s transformation of T-Mobile into an “un-carrier” is a prime example of conveying a complex change with a single, powerful word.
Honoring the Past: Leaders should acknowledge the organization’s strengths and history, showing respect for the past while guiding towards the future. This builds trust and eases the transition for those resistant to change.
Articulate a Persuasive Mandate for Change: Leaders need to present a clear vision that motivates and aligns with the organization’s values, addressing both the positive and negative aspects of the past.
Lay Out a Rigorous and Optimistic Path Forward: The narrative should be action-oriented, providing a clear roadmap for change while maintaining an optimistic outlook.
In summary, leaders must master storytelling to effectively lead change, balancing respect for the past with a clear vision for the future. By doing so, they can capture the hearts and minds of their employees, fostering a culture of optimism and honesty.

The Global Professional Podcast

The Power of Storytelling in Leading Change    -   Episode 50

Perché si festeggia il carnevale a Venezia? Lo sapevate? Commentate qui sotto!

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Perché si festeggia il carnevale a Venezia?

El Poira es un espíritu que, según la leyenda, habita en los ríos, especialmente en las regiones cercanas a la Amazonía. Es descrito como un ser mitad hombre y mitad pez, similar a una sirena masculina. El Poira es conocido por atraer a las mujeres jóvenes y bellas que se acercan a los ríos a bañarse o lavar ropa. Aparece como un hombre atractivo y encantador, con una sonrisa hipnótica.

Las jóvenes que caen bajo su hechizo son llevadas al fondo del río, donde desaparecen para siempre. A pesar de su apariencia seductora, el Poira es un ser peligroso que sólo busca robar las almas de las mujeres. Las madres de los pueblos cercanos advierten a sus hijas que no se acerquen solas a los ríos, especialmente al atardecer, cuando el Poira suele aparecer.

Colombian Legends

El poira

Let's learn to speak about rules at school, at work, and in life. We'll go over the verb "poder" which means to be able to and the impersonal form "poderse" which is used to speak about rules. We'll also combine it with a look at the imperfect tense to speak about the rules at school when we were younger.

Super Basic Spanish

Learn Basic Spanish: Las Reglas (The Rules)

The Nordic countries of Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are regularly top scorers in world happiness rankings. These countries have placed in the top 10 of the World Happiness Report (WHR) every year since 2013 — so what's their secret?

These five countries score well in all six of the things considered in the WHR: GDP per capita, social support, healthy life expectancy, freedom, generosity and corruption.

But the WHR has noted that there might be another thing these countries have more of than others — trust.

Trust is very important, says WHR editor John F. Helliwell, a former professor at the University of British Columbia. And he developed a study to test how community trust is linked to better well-being.

In Helliwell's study, he looked at how likely people thought it would be for a lost wallet to be returned to them, and he compared this to their life satisfaction score from zero to 10.

He found that those who expected their wallet to be returned had a higher life satisfaction score.

"We find people are much, much happier if they feel they're in an environment where people are going to watch their back," Helliwell told Euro News.

In a 2023 experiment by Reader's Digest, wallets were actually left for people to find in cities around the world. And where was a lost wallet most likely to be returned? In Helsinki, the capital of Finland.

The WHR has noted that a high level of trust may be among the things that explain Nordic happiness.

However, as Forbes has suggested, it may not be so much about big-smile "happiness" as quieter "contentment."

Rather than always trying for something better, people in Scandinavian countries are more often content with what they have. As a result, few of them will say they are unhappy — which helps these countries do well in world happiness rankings.