In jedem Land der Welt gibt es kulturelle Besonderheiten. In dieser Folge lernst du, ob es in Deutschland wirklich wichtig ist pünktlich zu sein. Vielleicht ist die deutsche Pünktlichkeit nur ein Mythos? Gibt es Unterschiede zwischen privaten und geschäftlichen Terminen?

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Generally interchangeable.
高兴 is more general and can be used to describe a wide range of happy or positive emotions, while 开心 is more specifically used to describe a feeling of joy or delight. In general, both words can be used interchangeably to describe happiness, but 开心 tends to be used in more informal or   contexts, while 高兴 is more commonly used in formal or polite settings.
 

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Today we're talking about an idiom that you can use to say that you understand something really well and that you have a detailed knowledge of it. This is the idiom, to know something like the back of your hand. I hope you find it useful!

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How well do you know your hands?

わたしのAはBです。      My A is B.

Watshi no A wa B desu

日本語 / にほんご / Japanese
(1)私の名前は クリスです。
(2)私の名前はミッシェルです。
(3)私の趣味は空手です。
(4)私の趣味は旅行です。
(5)私の趣味はカラオケです。
(6)私の趣味は読書です。
(7)私の仕事は教師です。

English
(1)My name is Chris.
(2)My name is Michelle.
(3)My hobby is Karate.
(4)My hobby is traveling.
(5)My hobby is karaoke.
(6) My hobby is reading books.
(7) My job is a teacher.

Roman Alphabet
(1)Watashi no namae wa kurisu desu.
(2)Watashi no namae wa Michelle desu.
(3)Watashi no syumi wa karate desu.
(4)Watashi no syumi wa ryokou desu.
(5)Watashi no syumi wa karaoke desu.
(6)Watashi no syumi wa dokusyo desu.
(7)Watashi no shigoto wa kyoushi desu.

ひらがな / hiragana
(1)わたしの なまえは くりす　です。
(2)わたしの　なまえは　みっしぇる　です。
(3)わたしの　しゅみは　からて　です。
(4)わたしの　しゅみは　りょこうです。
(5)わたしの　しゅみは　からおけ　です。
(6)わたしの　しゅみは　どくしょ　です。
(7)わたしの　しごとは　きょうし　です。


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わたしのAはBです。      My A is B.   ( Japanese Right Now!  No.001)

As a beginner level language learners, you can study reading in a simple word. But, simple words like what? You must be wondering when you read the title of this column. The first words you should read are: Practice reading numbers and colors. Yes, it matters. Because when you study Indonesian with materials such as BIPA, you will be invited to read simple conversational texts where usually simple conversations will discuss questions like "What time is it?" then you have to answer with Numbers, right?
Apart from learning to use file books, when you are a traveler and are going to Indonesia, of course you will use a lot of money and you have to know how to say it in Indonesian. Of course you can actually use English, but remember when you are a foreigner in another country, they will be happy if you can use that country's language, especially Indonesians.
So, feel free to learn numbers and colors as a beginner


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Are you ready to get that idiom monkey off your back and learn 7 more idiomatic expressions to help you improve your IELTS band score?

The idioms in this podcast are quite useful. They should add another string to your bow. In our IELTS speaking exam we should also learn how to paraphrase. Learning how to paraphrase adds a really important string to your bow, as well. In order to gain a band score 6, it’s important to attempt to paraphrase as well as use connectives. Using connectives, like therefore, however, and to be honest, can add another string to your bow.

When we know how to use idioms, we can improve our IELTS band score, because it’s important to use some less common idiomatic vocabulary in your IELTS exam. Idioms are very common and used in everyday daily life. As a rule of thumb, they help the examiner to know if you have spent time studying common idiomatic phrases.

So, keep your chin up. And keep studying. Because idioms are easy to learn. You just have to take the time to learn them, and practice using them. Don’t let learning idioms worry you, because they really are fun. They won’t get you into hot water. Learning idioms cannot get you into trouble. On the contrary, they will show the IELTS examiner that you are dilligent, studious, and hard working. Nobody’s going to hit the roof just because you’ve learned a few idioms. Of course not! No one is going to be angry with you for studying idioms! They are a vital part of your English language skills. Native English speakers use idioms day in, day out.

Don’t forget to take the quiz and learn the meanings of the idioms in this podcast. 

And don’t forget to book a lesson with me, so I can help you get the IELTS band score you need. And if you dont know many idioms, dont you think it’s time to get that monkey off your back?

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