Practice the verb "form".
This time it is 「 dictionary form」.
Let's do a lot of oral practice together so that you can convert quickly.
Repeat and practice so that you can say all of them within the time limit.



Let's study Japanese with AKEMI.

⭐️ Practice Orally！⭐️ 20 Japanese verbs, 【dictionary form】conjugation practice！

Ｇood morning 早上好
Good afternoon 下午好
Good evening 晚上好
Good night 晚安
Nice to meet you ! h很高兴认识你!



基础中文

问候语

Have you been struggling to find out how to express your dislike for something? Well this episode is the one for you! Listen and find out the different ways to say "I don't like..."

Wyn's Way to English

Wyn's Way to English - Different ways to say "I don't like..."

Aprende árabe con Radia 

العلبة المسحورة

Saying “no” can be one of the hardest parts of speaking English—especially if you don’t want to sound rude. In this episode, I share natural, polite, and even playful ways to say *no* in different situations.

👉 Listen now: *Say It Like This – Ways to Politely Say No*

How do you usually say *no* in English?

Context Clues

Ways To Say No

Hello everyone!
Welcome to TOPIK Writing: Mastering Question 51,
a podcast designed for learners aiming for high scores on the TOPIK II writing section.
I’m your study partner, Summer. 😊

Today, we’ll focus on the practical writing task, question 51,
and go over real test examples and strategies for high scores.
Let’s get started!

🧾 Part 1
Question 51 tests your ability to write short, practical sentences used in daily life.
The key is to write naturally and accurately according to the situation.

Examples include invitations to friends, announcements to colleagues,
or messages via email or text.
The tone and style change depending on the audience and purpose.

Let’s look at a past test example:

수미 씨,
지난번에 빌려간 책,
다 읽었으면 (ㄱ)반납해 주세요.
다른 사람이 기다릴 수 있습니다.
시간을 정해서 (ㄴ) 주시면 좋습니다.
연락 주세요.

In this task, you need to fill in blanks ㉠ and ㉡ with one sentence each.

Short, clear, and appropriate for the context.

📚 Part 2
From past exams, the types are usually:
Invitations → to a friend
Giving reasons → to a company
Making requests → to a friend
Announcements → to a company or school
If you remember these patterns, you can respond more quickly in the exam.

🎯 Part 3
Here are four strategies for a high score:
Skim quickly and find the purpose.
Adjust formality depending on the audience.
Write exactly one sentence per blank.
Review and correct mistakes at the end.

⚠️ Part 4
Don’t copy the text directly; rephrase it.
Pay attention to punctuation like periods and question marks.
If there are two blanks, write one complete sentence for each.



Today we learned about TOPIK II writing question 51,
analyzed a past example, and explored strategies for success.

Remember, the test is a skill.
With patterns and practice, high scores are within your reach!

In the next episode, we’ll solve practice problems together.
Keep up the great work in Korean learning!
I’m Summer, and I’ll see you next time. 👋

Reading Korea.

Mastering TOPIK II Writing 51 | High-Score Strategy

'사각사각'은 종이 위에 연필로 글씨를 쓸 때 나는 기분 좋은 소리를 말해요. 조용한 서점 구석에 앉아 좋아하는 문장을 천천히 적어보는 순간을 상상하며 따라 해보세요. 여러분의 방에서는 지금 어떤 조용하고 기분 좋은 소리가 들리나요?

'Sa-gak-sa-gak' is the pleasant sound of a pencil writing on paper. Imagine sitting in a quiet bookstore, slowly writing down your favorite sentence. What quiet and pleasant sounds can you hear in your room right now?

Korean Words of Senses

Ep.2 사각사각 (Sa-gak-sa-gak)

置（お）きます→置く  
ねます→ねる　
たべます→たべる
おしえます→おしえる
かけます→かける
おします→おす
起きます→起きる　
しります→しる
はらいます→ はらう
ぬぎます→ぬぐ
きます→きる
よびます→よぶ
べんきょうします→べんきょうする　
すわります→すわる 


ようへい先生　　N4,N5チャンネル

みんなの日本語18課　dictionary verb　辞書刑動詞

En este nuevo episodio de la serie "Hablemos de Viajes" voy a compartir 3 habilidades que desarrollé como viajera, y que aplico constantemente, no solo cuando subo a un avión, sino también en mi vida diaria. 

Estas 3 capacidades las fui entrenando en el tiempo, y cada vez me resultan más útiles: la adaptabilidad, la comunicación efectiva y la toma de decisiones.

En el audio te dejo unas preguntas para responder si te animas.