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Sound Peace: Lofi to Enhance Your Study and Creativity/Lofi para Potenciar Tu Estudio y Creatividad

Today, we're covering two handy phrases for saying goodbye in Dutch—"Tot ziens" and "Tot straks"! 👋 ➡️"Tot ziens" means "See you later" or "Goodbye". It’s a polite way to part ways, without implying when you'll meet again. ➡️"Tot straks" is more specific, meaning "See you soon", usually when you expect to see someone again the same day. 💡 These phrases reflect the Dutch directness and practicality—no need for long goodbyes, just a quick "tot ziens" or "tot straks" and you're good to go! Which one do you use most often? #TotZiens #TotStraks #DutchCulture #DutchWordOfTheDay #ExpatsInTheNetherlands #LearnDutch #GoodbyeInDutch #LivingInTheNetherlands

Dutch Greeting: Dutch: Goedenavond! (Good evening!) Context: A friendly greeting when you meet someone in the evening. #LanguageLovers #SpanishGreetings #DutchGreetings #LearnSpanish #LearnDutch #CulturalConnections

【Japanese Reading Practice (with Audio & Eng)】こんにちは。In Japan, people give presents in summer in order to say thanks for the daily support around you. 日本では夏に「お中元」をあげます。日頃の感謝を表すためですね。 I would like to show you 1) the timing, 2) popular presents and 3) how to respond if you receive ‘ochugen’. This time, I have my summer gift for you and hope it will help your learning. 今回は「お中元」の①タイミング、②人気のプレゼント、③いただいた場合のお礼の仕方についてご紹介します。今回は私からの「お中元」もあります。皆さんの学びになったらうれしいです。 Hello. ①この半年お世話になった人、主に先生や上司など目上の人に感謝の気持ちを表します。たいてい7月から8月15日の間にお中元をあげますが、関東や東北では7月15日までです。遅れてしまったら、「お中元」ではなく「残暑見舞い」としてお礼をすることができます。 You show your gratitude to the people who took care of you for the last 6 months. They are normally in a higher position or senior, such as your teacher or your boss. It is from early July to August 15th in most part of Japan but to July 15th in Kanto and Tohoku regions by following the old Japanese calendar (Lunar calendar). Read/Listen MORE　⇩ https://lnkd.in/gyZBsnzE #JapaneseStudy #JapaneseLearning #JapaneseLanguage #JapaneseCulture #JapaneseGift #JapaneseTeacher #JapaneseLesson

Here is a last call for our Pecha Kucha Studio of next week. You can still join - the more the merrier! Pecha Kucha is a pitching, teaching, and public-speaking format allowing the practitioner just under 7 minutes to share a story, while using exactly 20 images or objects (or slides), each for exactly 20 seconds. This might sound somewhat cumbersome at first, but I can assure you that the skill can be quickly learned and once one masters it, it serves one for a lifetime. Our Pecha Kucha Studio consists of 3 consecutive sessions, on three consecutive days, each time lasting two hours. The format is such that participants are bound explore and learn with, from and among each other, developing mastery of the skill almost uniquely by helping others do it. No more time to hesitate: Mon-Tue-Wed MAY 6-7-8 #pechakucha #teachingskills #learningskills #facilitationskills #presentationskills #pitching #shortforms #resourcefulexformation #kishotenketsu https://lnkd.in/gZmR2yb3

Learning opposite verbs in German can be both fun and useful as it allows you to express contrasting ideas and concepts. In this post, we'll provide you with multiple lists of very useful German words and their opposite verbs. #german #germany #deutsch #deutschland #love

Some stations in Japan are labyrinths where even locals can get lost. But if you ask a Japanese person the way, they may evade you because they’re not confident with their English and don’t want to be seen struggling to speak the language. Embarrassing themselves in public is the most dreadful situation for a Japanese person. But if they are spoken to politely in Japanese, even with simple words, many of them will try their best to help as their sense of social responsibility will trigger them to. Here’s how to ask the way: すみません、[Destination] ってこっちですか？ Sumimasen, [Destination] tte kocchi desuka? Excuse me, is [Destination] this way? 銀座線 Ginza sen is the name of a subway line in this example. If you’re headed towards the right direction, the reply will be something like: そうです。こっちです。 Sou desu. Kocchi desu. Yes, it’s this way. Or, if you’re headed towards the wrong direction: 違います。こっちです。 Chigaimasu. Kocchidesu. No, it’s this way. But because you’re in a complicated labyrinth that defies verbal directions, the Japanese person might just decide to take you there 😂. Brace up when you use Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Tokyo, or Umeda Station 🥹👍. Hi, I’m Kyota, the author of Amazon Best Sellers [Folk Tales of Japan] and [Underdogs of Japanese History]. Please check out my books at ☺️: https://lnkd.in/gmv5jqmj https://lnkd.in/gKzK44eW #japan #japanese #japaneselanguage #japaneseculture #traveltips #japantravel #travel

A very important and brave presentation.

“Master these essential German verbs! 🇩🇪💬 1. Ausmachen – to turn off 🔹 Kannst du das Licht ausmachen? (Can you turn off the light?) 2. Anmachen – to turn on 🔹 Machst du bitte das Radio an? (Could you turn on the radio, please?) 3. Zumachen – to close 🔹 Mach das Fenster zu! (Close the window!) 4. Aufmachen – to open 🔹 Ich mache die Tür auf. (I’m opening the door.) Follow us for daily German tips and become a pro with German Gurukul! 🚀💙 #LearnGerman #GermanVerbs #GermanGurukul”

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