・青森県でだけ使われている方言？！「ジャンボ」
・「ジャンボ」の意味、用法の紹介「そろそろ伸びてきたからジャンボを切ろう」
・語源の紹介、明治時代にさかのぼる。ざんぎり頭の坊主（ぼうず）⇒ざんぼ⇒じゃんぼ
注　ざんぎり頭・・・短髪、またはそれより短い髪
・まとめ


Nihongo tokidoki Inaka hougen with Megumi Na

How to use the dialect「ジャンボ」in Aomori prefecture

The Chinese 4 tones must be the most difficult part for most students. but it is also the most important part for Chinese language learning, a little change of the tones will change the meaning of the sentence, for example, wǒ wèn nǐ means I ask you, but if you say wǒ wěn nǐ, it will be I kiss you, that’s why we need to focus a lot on learning tones,  in this episode I will show you some useful tips to remember the tones quickly.

Learn Chinese with Jen

Four tones

In this episode I talk about Boundaries. I start off by defining the term and how important they are just how hard it is to implement them

Sit & Sip with Herriet

Boundaries

今（いま）までの人生（じんせい）で 一番（いちばん）がんばったことは何ですか？


What did you try hardest for? while in your life.


지금까지 살면서 가장 열심히 한 것은 뭐예요?


NANAのにほんごpodcast 

今（いま）までの人生（じんせい）で 一番（いちばん）がんばったこと！ ｜What did you try hardest for? while in your life.

In this episode you will learn common sayings that people use in Colombia, some of them are also used in any hispanic country. 

Spanish with Jas

EP 28. COMMON SAYINGS IN COLOMBIA

Learn Three Sentences a Day: DAY11
S31—S33

Master Mandarin Daily : Learn Three Sentences a Day!

Learn Three Sentences a Day: DAY11

Listen to Hassan explaining what he loves and does not love to eat and drink. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Likes and dislikes about food - Food and drink vocabulary 

*This story contains graphic and explicit material it is not recommended for children, only for mature audiences*

Today’s story The Cow and the Turkey addresses issues of greed and revenge. I hope you enjoy it. 

Send me a message me for your free pdf copy of this book and if you would like discuss it.
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The cow was notoriously cheap, so it surprised everyone when she voted yes for the secret Santa
scheme. It was the horse’s suggestion, and she backed it immediately, saying, “I choose the turkey.” The pig, who considered himself an authority on all things gifty, cleared his throat. “That’s not actually the way it works,” he said. “It’s secret, see, so we each draw a name and keep it to ourselves until Christmas morning.” “Why do you always have to be like that?” the cow asked, and the duck sighed, “Here we go.” “First you ask me to give someone a Christmas present,” the cow continued, “and then you tell me it has to be done your way. Like, ‘Oh, I have four legs so I’m better than everyone else.’ ” “Don’t you have four legs?” the pig asked. The cow loosed something between a moan and a sigh. “All right, just because you have a curly tail,” she said.
