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#19 First trip to Korea in 2023
Thank you for listening my podcast!! today i talked about i went to Korean Trip for the first time!! Subtitels in Japanese and English Hello everyone. Today I would like to talk about my first trip to Korea in my life. I love Korean dramas and have always wanted to visit Korea. Finally, in the summer of 2023, I was able to realize my long-cherished dream of traveling to Korea. I was very excited and nervous as I boarded the plane for my first trip abroad. The plane ride to Korea was a lot of fun. I couldn't stop being excited about the clouds I could see out the window and the food on the plane. I used Asiana Airport. The in-flight meal on the plane to Korea was katsudon! It was very delicious and I was already impressed from here. We arrived in Korea in about 2 hours from Japan. Not knowing any Korean, I was a bit confused at first. When I arrived in Korea, I first took a bus to my hotel. However, I could not speak Korean well and made a mistake in getting on the bus. At that time, a Japanese person, who was also a tourist, kindly told me the bus stop in Japanese. He then encouraged me, saying, "Be careful on your trip and good luck. His words gave me great encouragement and I was able to arrive at my hotel safely. I was very happy because the hotel was very clean, spacious, and inexpensive. When I arrived in Korea, the first thing that surprised me was that the atmosphere of the city was completely different from that of Japan. The height of the buildings, the fashion of the people, everything was fresh and very inspiring. I was especially impressed by the beautiful night view. The most memorable part of my trip to Korea was the food. There were many Korean dishes that were new to me, such as jarred noodles and mandu, and they were all delicious. My trip to Korea is an unforgettable memory for me. I was very happy to experience firsthand the warmth of the Korean people and the charm of Korea. However, I have one regret. I wish I had studied Korean more. If I could have spoken Korean, I would have been able to interact with more Korean people. From now on, I will study the language of the country before I travel abroad. **Summary:** My trip to Korea was a very valuable experience for me. It was great to learn about the warmth of the Korean people and the charm of Korea. From now on, I would like to travel abroad more and learn about the cultures of different countries. Well, that concludes today's delivery here. Thank you for listening today! See you soon. 皆さん、こんにちは。今日は、私の人生初めての韓国旅行についてお話ししたいと思います。 私は、韓国のドラマが好きで、ずっと韓国に行ってみたいと思っていました。そして、ついに2023年の夏、念願の韓国旅行を実現することができました。 初めての海外旅行ということで、ドキドキワクワクしながら飛行機に乗りました。韓国に行くまでの飛行機の旅は、とても楽しかったです。窓の外から見る雲や、機内での食事にワクワクが止まりませんでした。 私はアシアナ空港を利用しました。 韓国に向かう飛行機での機内食はカツ丼でした！ とっても美味しくて、もうここから感動しました。 日本から約2時間で韓国に到着しました。 韓国語が全くわからない私は、最初はちょっと戸惑いました。 韓国に到着すると、まずバスに乗ってホテルに向かいました。しかし、韓国語がうまく話せなくて、バスの乗り方を間違えてしまいました。 そんなとき、同じ観光客である日本人の方が、優しく日本語でバス停を教えてくれました。そして、「気をつけて旅をしてね、頑張ってね」と励ましてくださいました。 その言葉に、私はとても勇気づけられ、無事にホテルに着くことができました。 ホテルがすごく綺麗で広くて、価格も安かったのでとても満足しています。 韓国に到着して、まず驚いたのは、街の雰囲気が日本と全く違ったことです。ビルの高さや、人々のファッションなど、すべてが新鮮で、とても刺激を受けました。 特に、夜景がとてもきれいで、感動しました。 韓国旅行で一番印象に残っているのは、食べ物です。ジャージャー麺やマンドゥなど、初めて食べる韓国料理がたくさんあり、どれも美味しかったです。 韓国旅行は、私にとって忘れられない思い出です。 韓国の人々の温かさと、韓国の魅力を肌で感じることができて、とても幸せでした。 ただ、一つだけ後悔があります。 もっと韓国語を勉強しておけばよかったということです。 韓国語が話せたら、もっと韓国の人々と交流できたと思います。 これからは、海外旅行に行く前に、その国の言語を勉強しようと思います。 まとめ: 韓国旅行は、私にとってとても貴重な経験でした。 韓国の人々の温かさと、韓国の魅力を学ぶことができて、とても良かったです。 これからは、もっと海外旅行に行き、いろいろな国の文化を学んでいきたいと思っています。 それでは、今日の配信はここで終わり 今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございました！ またね --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#18 A story about dreaming of oversleeping
Thank you for listening my podcast!! Subtitels in Japanese and English. 私は今日は寝坊する夢を見ました。 焦って目が覚めて、時計を見ると、本当に遅刻ギリギリの時間でした。 いつもアラームをかけるのに、おかしいなぁと面アラームを見たら、昨日の夜、アラームをかけるのを忘れてしまっていることに気づきました。 寝坊しそうになる夢を見て焦って起きたので間に合ったので本当によかったです。 皆さんも寝坊しそうな時、寝坊する夢を見る事はありませんか？ 私は実は結構この夢経験するんですよね。 なぜ寝坊しそうなときに寝坊する夢を見るのかは全然わからないんですが、1種の予知夢みたいな感じなんですかね？ 私は睡眠が大好きなので、休日は1日中寝て過ごすこともあります。 睡眠を取ると、疲れがしっかり取れるんですが、寝すぎると頭が痛くなってしまいます。適度に休んだほうがいいとわかっているのですが、どうしてもついつい寝過ぎて頭が痛くなってしまいます。 皆さんは睡眠が好きですか？ 皆さんの中には、音があると眠れないとか明かりがついていると、眠れないとかそういった人もいるかと思います。 でも、私は音があっても、明かりがついていてもちょっと眠りにつくことができます。 友達には、どこでもいつでも眠ることができるなんて最高だよと言われています。 音がある所でも寝ることができるので、逆に、朝アラームが鳴っても起きないことが多くあります。非常に困りますよね。でも、自分自身どうしたらいいかわからないので、正直困っています。 それに、私の家族が言うには、アラームが鳴っているのに、無意識でそのアラームを止めたり、もう少し寝るとしゃべったりしているらしいです。 実際、学生の時に寝坊してしてしまったことがありました。 その際に、私は親になんで起こしてくれなかったのと聞きました。 すると、親は起こしたけど、あなたがもう少し寝かせてとお願いしたじゃないかと言ってきました。 私は本当にその記憶がなくてびっくりしました。 今は親に起こしてもらう生活をしていませんが、きっと今も寝ているうちに誰かに話しかけられたら無意識に反応してしまうんじゃないかなと思います。 同じような経験があるよと言う方は、ぜひコメントお待ちしております！ あなたのおもしろい睡眠話も聞かせてください！ それでは、今日の配信はここで終わり 今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございました！ またね I had a dream today that I overslept. I woke up impatiently and looked at the clock and saw that I was really just in time to be late. I looked at my face alarm, thinking it was strange that I always set my alarm, and realized that I had forgotten to set my alarm last night. I was really glad that I woke up in time because I dreamed that I was going to oversleep and I woke up in a hurry. Do you ever dream of oversleeping when you feel like oversleeping too? I actually experience this dream quite often. I have no idea why I dream of oversleeping when I am about to oversleep, but I guess it is a kind of prophetic dream? I love sleeping, so I sometimes spend the whole day sleeping on my days off. When I sleep, I get tired very well, but if I sleep too much, I get a headache. I know I should rest in moderation, but I can't help but sleep too much and get a headache. Do you like to sleep? I know some of you have trouble sleeping when there are sounds or lights on. However, I can fall asleep even if there are sounds or lights on. My friends tell me that it is great to be able to sleep anywhere and anytime. On the other hand, since I can sleep anywhere there is sound, I often don't wake up when the alarm goes off in the morning. It is very annoying, isn't it? But I don't know what to do about it myself, so I'm honestly stumped. Besides, my family says that even though the alarm is ringing, I subconsciously stop the alarm or talk myself out of sleeping some more. In fact, I once overslept when I was a student. At that time I asked my parents why they didn't wake me up. Then my parents told me that they did wake me up but you asked them to let me sleep in a little longer. I was really surprised that I had no memory of that. I don't live now with my parents waking me up, but I am sure that even now, if someone talks to me while I am sleeping, I would react unconsciously. If you have a similar experience, I would love to hear your comments! We'd love to hear your interesting sleep stories too! Well, that concludes today's delivery! Thanks again for listening today! See you soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#17 Purpose of Learning Japanese
Thank you for listening my podcast!! Good evening everyone and welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today, I would like to talk about the purpose of learning Japanese. **The purpose of learning Japanese**. I think everyone has a different purpose for learning Japanese. They may want to live in Japan, work in Japanese, learn about Japanese culture and history, etc. Before you start learning Japanese, it is important to first clarify your purpose. If you have a clear objective, it will be easier to maintain your motivation for learning. **Steps in Learning Japanese**. Learning Japanese can be divided into three main steps. 1. **Mastery of the Basics**. This step is to acquire basic Japanese grammar, vocabulary and conversational expressions. 1. **Applied Proficiency**. Once you have mastered the basics, you will study more advanced grammar, vocabulary, and conversational expressions. 1.**Improvement of Practical Skills**. This is the step where you actually use Japanese. Learn practical skills by living in Japan or interacting with Japanese people. **Tips for learning Japanese**. The tips for learning Japanese are as follows. - Keep at it. Continuation is the key to learning Japanese, so study a little bit every day, even if it is only 15 minutes a day. - Find a method that suits you. There are many ways to learn Japanese. Find the method that suits you best and enjoy learning. - Increase your exposure to the Japanese language Increase your exposure to the Japanese language by watching Japanese-language TV and movies and listening to Japanese-language music. **Summarize**. Learning Japanese is never easy. However, if you continue to work hard, you will improve. We encourage you to try your hand at learning Japanese. **ENDING**. See you next time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#16 Recommendations for learninf
皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようこそ。 今日のテーマは「日本語学習のすすめ」 今日は、日本語学習についてお話したいと思います。 日本語を勉強したいという人は、世界中にたくさんいます。なぜ日本語を勉強したいのか、その理由は人それぞれだと思います。 日本に興味がある人、日本のアニメや漫画が好きな人、日本で仕事や留学をしたい人など、さまざまな理由があります。 日本語を勉強すれば、日本についてもっと深く理解することができます。日本の文化や歴史、習慣などを学ぶことができ、日本に住んでいる人や、日本に興味のある人と交流する機会が増えます。 日本語を勉強するメリットはたくさんあります。 日本語学習を始めるにあたって、まず大切なことは、自分のレベルに合った教材や学習方法を見つけることです。初心者向けの教材から始めて、少しずつレベルアップしていくとよいでしょう。 また、日本語学習は継続することが大切です。毎日少しずつでもいいので、勉強を続けるようにしましょう。 日本語学習には、さまざまな方法があります。 学校や塾に通う、オンラインで学習する、独学で学ぶなど、自分に合った方法を選ぶことが大切です。 学校や塾に通う場合は、プロの講師から指導を受けることができるので、効率的に学習を進めることができます。オンラインで学習する場合は、好きな時間に好きな場所で学習できるので、忙しい人でも続けやすいです。独学で学習する場合は、自分のペースで学習を進めることができます。 日本語学習は、決して簡単ではありません。しかし、努力をすれば必ず上達することができます。 日本語を勉強して、日本と世界をもっと身近に感じてください。 Hello everyone and welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today's theme is "Recommendations for Learning Japanese." Today, I would like to talk about learning Japanese. There are many people around the world who want to study Japanese. The reason why they want to study Japanese is different for each person. There are many reasons, such as people who are interested in Japan, people who like Japanese anime and manga, people who want to work or study in Japan, and so on. Studying Japanese will help you understand more about Japan. You will learn about Japanese culture, history, customs, etc., and you will have more opportunities to interact with people who live in Japan or are interested in Japan. There are many advantages to studying Japanese. The first and most important thing to remember when starting to study Japanese is to find materials and learning methods that are appropriate for your level. It is best to start with materials for beginners and gradually work your way up to the next level. Also, it is important to continue studying Japanese. It is best to continue studying, even if it is a little bit every day. There are various methods for learning Japanese. It is important to choose the method that suits you best, such as attending a school or cram school, studying online, or learning on your own. If you attend a school or cram school, you will receive instruction from professional instructors, which will help you learn more efficiently. If you study online, you can study when and where you want, making it easy for even busy people to continue. If you study on your own, you can proceed with your studies at your own pace. Learning Japanese is never easy. However, if you put in the effort, you will definitely make progress. Study Japanese and feel closer to Japan and the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#15 motivation for learning Japanese!
皆さん、こんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようこそ。 今日は、日本語学習のモチベーションについてお話ししたいと思います。 日本語学習のモチベーション 日本語を勉強する理由は人それぞれです。仕事や留学のために、アニメや漫画が好きだから、日本文化に興味があるから、など。 モチベーションは、日本語学習の成功に欠かせません。なぜなら、モチベーションがあれば、学習に取り組む意欲が湧き、継続しやすくなるからです。 モチベーションを維持する方法 では、モチベーションを維持するにはどうすればいいのでしょうか。 いくつかの方法をご紹介します。 目標を設定しましょう。 日本語をどのレベルまで身につけたいのか、明確な目標を設定しましょう。目標があると、学習の方向性が定まり、モチベーションを維持しやすくなります。 学習の成果を実感しましょう。 新しい単語や表現を覚えた、読むスピードが速くなった、など、学習の成果を実感すると、モチベーションアップにつながります。 自分に合った学習方法を見つけましょう。 人によって、学習方法はさまざまです。自分に合った学習方法を見つけることで、学習が楽しくなり、モチベーションを維持しやすくなります。 仲間を見つけましょう。 一緒に日本語を勉強する仲間を見つけるのも、モチベーションアップに効果的です。励まし合いながら、学習を進めていけるからです。 まとめ 日本語学習は、継続することが大切です。モチベーションを維持することで、学習を継続しやすくなり、日本語力を向上させることができます。 エンディング 今日は、日本語学習のモチベーションについてお話ししました。 皆さんが、モチベーションを維持して、日本語学習を楽しんでいただけることを願っています。 それでは、また次回お会いしましょう。 Hello everyone, welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today, I would like to talk about my motivation for learning Japanese. Motivation to learn Japanese. Everyone has their own reasons for studying Japanese. For work or study abroad, because they like anime and manga, because they are interested in Japanese culture, etc. Motivation is essential to success in learning Japanese. This is because motivation will motivate you to learn and make it easier to continue. How to stay motivated. So, how do you stay motivated? Here are some ways. *Set goals. ** Set a clear goal for what level of Japanese you want to master. Having a goal will help you set a direction for your study and keep you motivated. *Realize the results of your learning. ** Realizing the results of your learning, such as learning a new word or expression, or improving your reading speed, will increase your motivation. *Find a learning method that works for you. ** Everyone learns in different ways. Finding a learning method that works for you will make learning more enjoyable and help you stay motivated. *Find a group of friends. ** Finding a friend to study Japanese with is also an effective way to increase your motivation. You can encourage each other and advance your studies at the same time. Summary. Continuation is the key to learning Japanese. By maintaining motivation, you will find it easier to continue learning and improve your Japanese language skills. End. Today, we talked about motivation for learning Japanese. I hope you will all stay motivated and enjoy learning Japanese. See you next time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#14 Japanese culture
皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようそこ。 今日のテーマは、日本の文化 日本の文化の特徴 日本の文化は、独特で多様性に富んでいます。その特徴は、以下の通りです。 自然と調和した暮らし 礼儀正しい人々 美しい自然 豊かな食文化 独特の芸術文化 長い歴史 日本の自然 日本は、自然が豊かな国です。山、海、川、湖など、さまざまな自然が存在しています。また、日本には、富士山、屋久島、北海道など、世界でも有数の自然景観が数多くあります。 日本の食文化 日本の食文化は、独特で美味しいものがたくさんあります。寿司、天ぷら、ラーメン、うどん、そば、焼き肉、ステーキ、お寿司など、さまざまな美味しい食べ物があります。また、日本には、お茶、お酒、日本酒など、さまざまな飲み物もあります。 日本の芸術文化 日本の芸術文化は、独特で洗練されています。浮世絵、陶芸、茶道、華道、書道、能、歌舞伎、演劇、映画など、さまざまな芸術文化が存在しています。 日本の歴史 日本は、長い歴史を持つ国です。古代から現代に至るまで、さまざまな歴史的出来事が起こってきました。また、日本には、縄文時代、弥生時代、古墳時代、平安時代、江戸時代など、さまざまな時代の歴史遺跡が数多く残っています。 まとめ 日本の文化は、独特で多様性に富んでいます。自然と調和した暮らし、礼儀正しい人々、美しい自然、豊かな食文化、独特の芸術文化、長い歴史など、さまざまな魅力があります。 日本を訪れる際は、ぜひこれらの文化に触れてみてください。 それでは今日の配信はこれで終わりです！ 今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございました またね Hello everyone, hello there to Nina's Japanese room. Today's theme is Japanese culture. The characteristics of Japanese culture. Japanese culture is unique and diverse. Its characteristics are as follows. Life in harmony with nature Courteous people Beautiful nature Rich food culture Unique artistic culture Long history Nature of Japan. Japan is a country rich in nature. It is home to mountains, oceans, rivers, lakes, and many other types of nature. Japan is also home to many of the world's most spectacular natural landscapes, including Mount Fuji, Yakushima Island, and Hokkaido. Japanese food culture. Japan has a unique and delicious food culture. Sushi, tempura, ramen, udon, soba, yakiniku, steak, sushi, and many other delicious foods are available. Japan also has a variety of beverages such as tea, sake, and Japanese liquor. Japanese Arts and Culture. Japanese art culture is unique and sophisticated. Ukiyo-e, ceramics, tea ceremony, flower arrangement, calligraphy, Noh, Kabuki, theater, movies, and many other art forms exist. History of Japan. Japan is a country with a long history. From ancient times to the present day, various historical events have occurred. In addition, there are many historical sites in Japan from various periods such as the Jomon, Yayoi, Kofun, Heian, and Edo periods. Summary. Japanese culture is unique and diverse. It has a life in harmony with nature, polite people, beautiful nature, rich food culture, unique art culture, and a long history. We encourage you to experience these cultures when you visit Japan. That concludes today's delivery! Thank you for listening today! See you soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#13 School lunch in elementary school in Japan and abroad
皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようこそ。 今日のテーマは、日本と海外の小学校の給食 日本の小学校における給食は、児童たちにとって食事を手軽に摂取できる機会となっています。給食は通常、学校で提供され、クラスごとに児童たちが一緒に食事をすることで、交流や社会性の発達にも寄与しています。さらに、給食では地域の食材を使用することが一般的で、地域の農産物や食文化を尊重する一環となっています。 一方、海外の小学校では、給食の提供形態が国や地域によって異なります。一部の国では、学校で給食を提供することがありますが、自分でランチを持参するか、近隣の食堂やレストランで食事をすることも一般的です。給食の範囲や内容も国や地域によって異なり、文化や予算の違いが影響を与えています。 給食の提供に関しては、教育制度や政策が重要な役割を果たしています。給食は子供たちの健康や栄養面を考慮しながら、バランスの取れた食事を提供することが求められます。また、一部の国では教育プログラムの一環として、食事のマナーや栄養教育にも取り組んでいます。 結果として、日本の小学校と海外の小学校では給食のあり方に違いがありますが、どちらのシステムでも子供たちの成長と学習をサポートする役割を果たしています。地域の文化や教育制度に合わせて給食が提供されることで、子供たちは健康な食事を摂りながら学校での経験を積むことができます。 Hello everyone and welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today's topic is school lunch in elementary schools in Japan and abroad School lunches in Japanese elementary schools provide an opportunity for children to consume food easily. School lunches are usually served at school, and children eat together in classes, which contributes to interaction and social development. In addition, school lunches generally use local ingredients, which is part of respecting local produce and food culture. On the other hand, in elementary schools overseas, the form of school lunch provision differs from country to country and region to region. In some countries, school lunches are provided at the school, but it is also common for students to bring their own lunch or eat at a nearby cafeteria or restaurant. The scope and content of school lunches also vary from country to country and region, influenced by cultural and budgetary differences. Education systems and policies play an important role in the provision of school lunches. School lunches are expected to provide children with a well-balanced diet, taking into account their health and nutritional needs. Some countries also address meal etiquette and nutrition education as part of their educational programs. As a result, there are differences in the way school lunches are provided in Japanese and foreign elementary schools, but both systems play a role in supporting children's growth and learning. School lunches are provided in accordance with the local culture and educational system, allowing children to have a healthy eating and learning experience at school. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#12 How Japanese children go to school
皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようこそ。 今日のテーマは「日本の子供の通学方法」 今日は通学方法について話します！日本では、大抵の学生は一人で通学します。親が忙しいから、子供たちは自分で学校に行く方法を見つけなきゃいけません。それに比べて海外では、親と一緒に通勤する学生が多いみたいです。 この通学方法にはいくつかのメリットとデメリットがあります。まず、一人で通学することのメリットは、自立心が育つことです。子供たちは自分自身でルートを決めて、時間に遅れないようにしなきゃならない。それに、友達と一緒に通学することもできるから、仲間との絆も深まります。 でも、デメリットもあるります。一人で通学するということは、安全性に関して心配があるってことだ。特に交通量の多い道路では、子供たちは注意しなきゃいけないし、危険を避けるための知識とスキルも必要になるんだ。それから、天候の悪い日や、遠くの学校に通う場合は、通学が大変になることもあるんだ。 まとめると、日本の学生は一人で通学することが多いんだ。これには自立心の育成や友達との絆を深めるというメリットがあるけど、交通安全や通学の大変さというデメリットも忘れちゃダメだよ。みんな、通学の際はいつも注意して、安全第一で頑張ってね！ それでは今日の配信はこれで終わりです！ 今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございました またね Hello everyone and welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today's theme is "How Japanese children go to school." Today I would like to talk about how to go to school! In Japan, most students go to school alone. Because parents are busy, children have to find their own way to school. In contrast, in other countries, many students seem to commute with their parents. There are several advantages and disadvantages to this commuting method. First, the advantage of commuting to school alone is that it fosters independence. Children have to decide their own route and be on time. Besides, they can commute to school with their friends, so they can bond with their peers. However, there are some disadvantages. Going to school alone means that there are safety concerns. Especially on busy roads, children need to be careful and have the knowledge and skills to avoid danger. Also, commuting to school can be difficult in bad weather or if the school is far away. In summary, Japanese students often commute to school alone. This has the advantage of fostering independence and bonding with friends, but we must not forget the disadvantages of traffic safety and the difficulty of commuting to school. Everyone, always be careful when commuting to school and do your best to be safe! Well, that concludes today's distribution! Thank you for listening today! See you soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#11 Japanese love of the iPhone
Hello everyone and welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today's theme is Japanese people's love of iPhones. In Japan, the iPhone (IPhone) smartphone is very popular, and Japanese people are by far the largest number of iPhone users compared to those overseas. I will explain in an easy-to-understand way why Japanese people prefer to use iPhones. Body text:. 1. design and ease of use:. One of the most attractive features of the iPhone is its beautiful design and ease of use. iPhone features a slim, sleek design and is intuitive and easy to use. Japanese people tend to be attracted to beautiful and simple designs, and the iPhone is preferred in this regard. 2. 2. security and reliability:. The iPhone is highly secure and can protect personal information and data. It is also highly reliable and is regarded as less prone to malfunctions and problems. Japanese people tend to place a high value on quality and reliability, and this is a factor in their choice of the iPhone. 3. 3. popularity and culture in Japan: The iPhone has a long history of popularity in Japan. The iPhone has long been a favorite in Japan, where it attracted attention when it first entered the Japanese cell phone market and has remained popular ever since. It is also closely associated with Japanese youth culture and fashion, and serves as a status symbol for young people. 4. 4. apps and content: the iPhone The iPhone offers many useful applications and entertainment content. Japanese people want to use their smartphones for a variety of activities and information gathering, so the abundance of apps and content is an attractive feature. In particular, the iPhone's popularity is due in part to the wide variety of apps and content available for the Japanese market. Conclusion: The iPhone is a popular device in Japan. Japanese people like the iPhone because of its beautiful design and ease of use, its security and reliability, its popularity and culture in Japan, and its abundance of applications and content. These factors combine to make the iPhone an attractive smart fan for the Japanese! I use an iPhone myself, but what kind of smartphone do you use? Let us know in the comments if you like! That concludes today's delivery! Thanks again for listening today! See you soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#10 Let's love japan more with Hello Talk
Hello everyone, this is Nina. Today is June 7, 2023. Today's theme is "Let's love Japan more with Hello Talk." Have you ever heard of an app called Hello Talk? This app is very useful when learning a language other than your own. Many people who want to learn a foreign language are using this app, and I am sure that many of you are actually using this app. I actually use this app myself! I study English and Korean with this app. I think I will continue to use it for a long time to come because I still have a lot to learn! First of all, let me briefly explain just two things you can do with this app today! The first is that you can post texts and photos! I use this feature as a diary! I write and post what happened that day in both Japanese and English! I feel that I am enjoying studying English by posting what I did and what I want to say every day in English! And I am very happy when I receive good buttons and comments on my posts! On the other hand, I really enjoy clicking the Good button and commenting on the content of other people's posts! The second feature is the talk function. With this feature, you can talk with people you meet on HelloTalk via text messages and voice messages. You can start with a "Nice to meet you" greeting, "I had curry for dinner tonight. I had curry for dinner today," or "Today is my day off from work. and so on. I have a normal conversation as if I were talking to a friend. It's a tool to learn daily conversation in the language you want to learn! Actually, I met a youtuber who is the same as me through this talk function! He lives in Canada and he is posting on YouTube as a street interview to teach English to Japanese people, with Japanese and English subtitles! I was very happy to be able to interact with other YouTubers! I would be happy if anyone who has heard about HalloTalk for the first time and who might be interested in downloading the app and using it would come to my site! I hope that you will be able to communicate with Japanese people more and more, and that you will come to like Japan more and more! Well, that's it for today! Thank you for listening today! See you soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#09 Japanese food Ticket system
In Japan restaurant and dining rooms, a convenient mechanism called food ticket system this system, purchase tickets ( tickets) when ordering meals, you don't pay money.This time is easy to understand the Japanese food ticket system. body buy a meal ticket When you use the food ticket system, first will buy a meal ticket on restaurant or the counter.The food ticket is written by the name and price of food.If you put the button, you will go out the food ticket. 2. Order: If you put a meal ticket, you are ready to order to order the food.Go to the restaurant and cook the food ticket to the staff.The staff will be prepared and prepare food.If you order, I only pass the food ticket, I don't need to pay your money. 3. Enjoy food: When the cooking is completed, the staff will bring food.At this time, you receive a meal ticket and carry it together with food.After you enjoy delicious food, you can enjoy eating delicious food. Summary: The food ticket system is a convenient system that is used in Japanese restaurant and dining room.I will save your money to buy a meal ticket, so I will save money directly.Also, the order is also used to use food tickets and the order is short.If you come to Japan, try to enjoy the food ticket system and enjoy delicious meals. That's why is this! Thank you for listening to today! See you --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#08 Japanese understanding of LGBTQ
皆さんは、LGBTQという言葉を聞いたことがありますか？ 日本がLBGTQに関して、理解が遅れているというのは、世界的に有名なことなので、おそらく、今このポッドキャストを聞いてくださっている方の多くは、我々日本人よりもはるかにLBGTQについて知っている人が多いのではないでしょうか？ もし、この言葉を初めて聞いたよという方は、今回の配信で少しだけでも理解していただけたら嬉しいなと思います といっても、専門家のように詳しい話をするわけではないんですけどね まず初めに、この言葉の意味を説明します LGBTQとは、レズビアン、ゲイ、バイセクシャル、トランスジェンダー、クエスチョニングの頭文字をとったもので、一般的にセクシュアル・マイノリティと呼ばれるひとの総称のことです レズビアンというのは、女性が女性を好きになること ゲイというのは、男性が男性を好きになることです ここまでは、日本人でも知らない人はいない程の常識になっています。 しかし、lgbtqのQが何かと聞かれたら答えることができない日本人は少なくはないと思います Qというのは、クエスチョニングといって、自身の性自認や性的指向が定まっていない状態にある人や、あえて決めない人のことです 言葉の説明はこのくらいにしておきます 私は、ハロートークというアプリで英語を勉強しています このアプリでは日本のことを知りたい海外の人がたくさん日本について質問をしています そこで”日本に移住したいけど、私はレズビアンだから日本人に受け入れられるか不安だ”という悩みを持った人をよく見かけます。 さっきも言ったように、日本はまだLGBTQ に理解がないということが世界でも有名になっているから、それが原因で日本に行きたい海外の方が悩んでいるということを知りました。 今日1番伝えたいのは、日本は全体的に見ると確かに、日本以外の国の人よりもLGBTQ への理解が遅れています。 しかし、日本人の若い世代は、LGBTQのことを受け入れていると感じます。 実は私は、レズビアンに該当します。 とっても大切に思う彼女がいます。 私自身は女性だけど、女性と付き合っているんだよね。と、同世代の友達に伝えたとき、否定されたり、悪口を言われたことは1度もありません。 確かに、すべての人がすべての人のことを理解するのはできないと思います。 でも理解できないことを受け入れるということができる日本人がとっても増えています。 だから、もし、もしも日本行きたいのにLGBTQ のことで不安を持っている人がいるとしたら、安心してきてもいいんだよと伝えたいです。 私は日本で待っています！ そして、これから日本がもっともっとLGBTQへの理解を深めて、世界中の人に日本はLG BTqに寛容な国だと言ってもらえるような国になることを願っています！ 今日の話はこれで終わり。 今回も聞いてくれてありがとうございました！ またね Hello everyone, hello there to Nina's Japanese room. Today is Wednesday, May 17, 2023. Today's topic is "Understanding Japanese lgbtq." Have you ever heard of the term LGBTQ? It is world-renowned that Japan is far behind in its understanding regarding LBGTQ, so perhaps many of you who are listening to this podcast right now know far more about LBGTQ than we Japanese do. If this is the first time you have heard of the term, I hope this distribution will help you understand it at least a little bit. But I am not going to talk about it in detail like an expert! LOL! First of all, let me explain what this term means. LGBTQ is an acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer and is a general term for people who are generally referred to as sexual minorities. Lesbian means that a woman likes a woman. Gay means that a man likes a man. This much is common knowledge to the extent that there are no Japanese who do not know this. However, there are not a few Japanese who cannot answer when asked what the Q in lgbtq is. Q is "Questioning," which refers to people who have not yet decided on their own gender identity or sexual orientation, or those who dare not decide. ** That's enough explanation of the term. I study English with an app called Hello Talk. In this app, many people from overseas who want to know about Japan ask questions about Japan. I often see people who want to move to Japan but are worried about being accepted by Japanese people because I am a lesbian. As I said before, Japan is still not well known in the world for its lack of understanding of LGBTQ people, and I have learned that this is the reason why people from overseas who want to go to Japan are worried about it. The number one thing I want to convey today is that, overall, Japan certainly lags behind the rest of the world in its understanding of LGBTQ people. However, I feel that the younger generation of Japanese are more accepting of LGBTQ. In fact, I fall into the lesbian category. I have a girlfriend who I love very much. I am a woman myself, but I am dating a woman. When I told my friends who are my peers, I have never once been denied or spoken ill of. Certainly, I don't think you can understand all people about all things. But the number of Japanese people who can accept what they do not understand is increasing. So, if there are people who want to go to Japan but have concerns about LGBTQ issues, I would like to tell them that they can come without worries. I will be waiting for you in Japan! And I hope that Japan will deepen its understanding of LGBTQ people more and more, so that people around the world will say that Japan is a tolerant country for LG BTq! That's all I have to say for today. Thank you again for listening! See you soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#07 How to enjoy Halloween
today im going to talk about how to enjoy Halloween in Japan. Subtitles in Japanese and English. Hello everyone. Today I would like to talk about how to enjoy Halloween. Halloween is an autumn harvest festival originally held in Europe. Nowadays, it has spread all over the world as an event for fun, such as dressing up in costumes and handing out candy. In Japan, Halloween has become more and more popular in recent years. Especially in large cities such as Tokyo, it is common to see people in costumes parading through the streets. Personality: There are three main ways to enjoy Halloween. The first is **dressing up**. Some people dress up as ghosts, witches, zombies, and other Halloween-like costumes, while others dress up as their favorite things, such as anime or video game characters. The second is **trick-or-treating**. Children usually say "Trick or treat!" and knock on people's doors to receive candy. The third is to **participate** in the event. Halloween events are held all over Japan. There are a variety of events such as costume parades, live performances, workshops, etc. We encourage you to participate in these events. Personality: Halloween is not just an event to be enjoyed, but also an opportunity to experience Japanese culture and traditions. For example, during Halloween, Shinto shrines and temples display spirit shelves and onigatami lanterns to welcome ancestors and spirits. In Kyoto, Halloween events are also held as one of the autumn festivals. **Scene 4**. Personality: Halloween is an event that anyone can enjoy. Please try to enjoy Halloween this year by dressing up in costume, handing out candy, participating in events, and more. **ENDING** Personality: That's all I have to say about how to enjoy Halloween. Halloween has also developed its own unique way of enjoying in Japan. I look forward to seeing how Halloween in Japan will continue to develop in the future. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#06 Pet cat, Nyantaro
Thank you for listening today! This time i talked about my favorite cat that i have!! Subtitels in Japanese and English 皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようそこ。 今日は2023年5月24日の水曜日です。 今日のテーマは「ペットの猫、にゃん太郎について」 私は、ペットを飼っています。 猫が5匹です。今日は、そのうち一番最初に飼い始めた1匹について話したいと思います。 まず、1匹目の猫の名前は、にゃん太郎です。 名前は私が付けました。にゃんにゃんと鳴くので「にゃん」という言葉を名前の中に入れて、さらに男の子だったので「太郎」という言葉と組み合わせました。 「にゃん」と「太郎」とつなげて「にゃん太郎」 今考えると恥ずかしいくらいにとっても安直な名前ですよね(笑) 彼は白と茶色のバイカラーの猫です。とってもかわいくて大好きなんです！ 今から、私と彼が出会った時の話をします。 私が6歳くらいの時におじいちゃんの友達から彼を譲ってもらいました。 おじいちゃんの友達は猫を5匹以上飼っていました。 おじいちゃんの友達は飼っている猫全員を外で放し飼いしていました。 自由奔放に生きている姿を見て、とってもかっこいいなと思いました！ 6歳で幼かった私は、沢山いる猫のうちの1匹に一目ぼれしてしまいました。それで、私はどうしてもこの子を飼いたいとおじいちゃんの友達にたくさん頼んで彼を譲ってもらいました。 私は私の家族に、自分でお世話する、大切にすると約束をしました。 それから、私と彼は食事をするときも寝るときもずっと一緒にいました。 私は外で友達と遊ぶのも好きですが、それよりも家で彼と遊ぶのが好きでした。 全ての時間、ずっと仲が良かったわけではなく、当然私と彼はたくさん喧嘩をしました。私の腕には、小学生のころに彼と喧嘩をして引っかかれた傷跡が今でも残っています。 日本では、「喧嘩するほど仲がいい」ということわざがあります。このことわざは、「喧嘩をたくさんするということは、お互いに遠慮なく言いたいことをいつでもいえる関係性ということだから仲がいい」という意味で使われています。 この言葉からもわかるように、私と彼は間違いなく親友だと思っています。 その証拠に、私たちは喧嘩をしても、寝るときは絶対に一緒に寝ていました。 彼はきっと私と寝ると毛布の中に入れてもらえるから、そのために一緒に寝ていただけだとも思うけど、私は彼が私のことが好きだから一緒に寝ていたのだと思うことにしています。 彼は猫ですが、人を大切にすることを教えてくれました。 きっとみなさんのなかにもペットを飼っている人がいると思います。 みなさんとペットの面白いエピソードなどがあったら、コメントで教えてください！ それでは、今日の配信はここで終わり 皆さん、また次の配信でお会いしましょう！ またね Hello everyone, hello there to Nina's Japanese room. Today is Wednesday, May 24, 2023. Today's topic is "About my pet cat, Nyantaro." I have a pet. I have five cats. Today I would like to talk about the first one of them that I got. The first cat's name is Nyantaro. I named him Nyantaro. I put the word "nyan" in his name because he meows, and I also combined it with the word "taro" because he was a boy. I combined "Nyan" and "Taro" to form "Nyantaro." It's a very simple name that I am embarrassed to think about now (laugh). He is a bicolor cat, white and brown. He is very cute and I love him! Now I will tell you the story of when he and I met. My grandpa's friend gave him to me when I was about 6 years old. My grandpa's friend had at least 5 cats. My grandfather's friend let all of his cats roam free outside. I thought it was very cool to see them living free and uninhibited! I was 6 years old and very young, and I fell in love at first sight with one of the many cats. So I begged a lot of my grandpa's friends to give him to me because I really wanted to keep him. I promised my family that I would take care of him myself and take good care of him. From then on, he and I were together all the time, even when we ate and slept together. I liked to play with my friends outside, but I preferred to play with him at home. We were not close all the time, all the time, and of course he and I fought a lot. I still have a scar on my arm from a fight I had with him in elementary school where he scratched me. In Japan, there is a saying, "The more you fight, the better you get along. This saying means that if you fight a lot, it means that you can always say what you want to say to each other without hesitation, and therefore you are good friends. As you can see from this saying, he and I are definitely best friends. As proof of this, we absolutely slept together when we went to bed, even when we had fights. I am sure that he would sleep with me because he would let me in his blanket when he slept with me, and I am sure that he was just sleeping with me for that reason, but I choose to think that he slept with me because he loves me. He is a cat, but he has taught me to care about people. I am sure some of you have pets too. If you have any interesting episodes with your pets, please let us know in the comments! Well, that's it for today's edition! See you all again on the next distribution! See you soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#05 Golden Week
Thank you for listening to my podcast! Today i talked about Golden Week,a national holiday in Japan! Subtitels in Japanese and English --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#04 Convenience Store Coffee
コンビニのコーヒーってなんだかかっこいいですよね！ 今日も聞いてくださってありがとうございます！ 日本育ちのニイナがお届けする日本語部屋 ◎内容の字幕◎ 皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようそこ。 今日は2023年5月10日です。 今日のテーマは「コンビニのコーヒー」 なんと、私は最近コーヒーを飲めるようになりました。 皆さんは、コーヒーが好きですか？コーヒーを好きだという人はとっても多いと思います。 私が最近知り合った日本以外に住んでいる友達はみんなコーヒーが好きだと言っていました。 私は小さい頃に一度だけコーヒーを飲んだことがあります。それは苦くておいしくない飲み物だったので、それ以降大人になるまで一度もコーヒーを飲まずにいました。 私には、一日に何杯もコーヒーを飲んでいるくらいコーヒーが好きな友達がいます。 その友達に試しにコーヒーを飲んでみるように勧められて、私は10年ぶりくらいにコーヒーを飲んでみたんです。 10年ぶりに飲んだコーヒーはとってもおいしくて、それから3日に一回くらいコーヒーを飲むようになりました。 昔嫌いだったものでも、大人になってもう一度チャレンジしてみると意外と飲んだり食べたりできるようになっているものだと思います。 最近ドライブをするときは毎回コンビニに寄ってコーヒーを買います。 コンビニのコーヒーを飲みながら夜道をドライブしているととっても落ち着いた気持ちになります。そして、日々の日々の疲れが取れていきます。 コンビニに寄るとついつい買う予定のないものも見てしまいます。 コンビニには、飲み物はもちろん、お菓子や文房具、靴下など、本当にいろんな種類のものが売っています。この配信を聞いてくれている人の中に、もし日本に住んでいる人がいたら日本のコンビニで一番好きな商品を教えて下さい。 日本に住んでいない人は、自分の国にもしコンビニがあったら、どんなものが売っているかコメントで教えてください。 話がそれちゃいましたが、コーヒーのおいしさを知ることができてよかったです。 おいしいコーヒーの淹れ方をこれから調べて、自分で作ってみようと思います！ それでは、今日の配信はここで終わり 皆さん、また次の配信でお会いしましょう！ またね Hello everyone, hello there to Nina's Japanese room. Today is May 10, 2023. Today's theme is "Coffee at the Convenience Store." My goodness, I have recently become a coffee drinker. Do you like coffee? I think there are so many people who like coffee. All of my friends I have recently met who live outside of Japan say that they like coffee. I had a cup of coffee once when I was a child. It was a bitter and tasteless drink, so I never drank coffee again until I became an adult. I have a friend who loves coffee so much that she drinks several cups a day. My friend encouraged me to give coffee a try, and I tried it for the first time in about 10 years. It was my first cup of coffee in 10 years, and it tasted so good that I started drinking coffee about once every three days. I think that even if you disliked something in the past, when you try it again as an adult, you may be surprised to find that you are able to drink or eat it again. Whenever I go for a drive these days, I stop by a convenience store to buy coffee. I feel very calm when I drive along the road at night while drinking coffee from the convenience store. And the daily fatigue of the day is gone. Whenever I stop at a convenience store, I tend to look at things I don't plan to buy. Convenience stores sell not only drinks, but also snacks, stationery, socks, and so many other things. If any of you listening to this distribution live in Japan, please tell us what is your favorite product at a convenience store in Japan. If you do not live in Japan, please let us know in the comments what kind of products you like to buy if you have a konbini in your country. This is a bit off topic, but I am glad to know how good coffee tastes. I am going to look into how to make good coffee and try to make it myself! Well, that's it for today's delivery! See you all again in the next delivery! See you soon！ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#03 Car Washing
今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございます！ ニイナの日本語教室 ◎内容の字幕◎ こんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようそこ。 今日は2023年の5月3日の水曜日です。 今日のテーマは「洗車」 日本では最近、黄砂がたくさん飛んでいる日がありました。黄砂がふると、外に置いてある車がとっても汚くなってしまいます。 私の車もすごく汚くなっていて、家に帰ったら洗車をしようと思ていました。 今日、家に帰ったら、ちょうどお父さんが洗車をしていました！ピカピカになっていたお父さんの車を見て羨ましくとっても思いました。なので、私も洗車をすることにしました！ 日本では、お店に行けば大体1000円程度で機械が車を洗ってくれます。みなさんの中にも機械で車を洗うのが好きな人は多いと思います。私もとっても好きです。 1つの機械で洗車もワックスがけもしてくれます。早い風をかけて、車の水を落としてくれる。 私は洗車機を2回しかしたことないですが、アトラクションに乗っているみたいでとっても楽しいです。 今日は天気がとってもいいので自分の手でスポンジと洗剤を使ってピカピカに車を磨きます！ 前回自分の手で洗車したのは冬だったっけかな？その時はとっても寒くて、手がすごく痛かった思い出があります！確か、手が痛すぎたので途中で洗車を諦めてやめてしまいました！笑 自分の手で車を洗うと、近くで自分の車のどこが汚れているかわかって、汚れているところを自分の手でどんどんきれいにしていくのがとっても楽しくて、嬉しかったです！ お父さんと一緒に洗車をしたので、その間お父さんとも話すことができました。 お父さんは真面目で優しい人なので、私の車を一生懸命一緒に洗てくれました！ 洗車が終わって車についた水を拭き取ったら、車がピカピカになっていてこれまで以上に自分の車が好きになりました。とっても充実した休日になりました！ みんなも家族と一緒に洗車してみてね！ それでは、今日の配信はここで終わり 皆さん、また次の配信でお会いしましょう！ またね Hi there, how are you doing in Nina's Japanese room? Today is Wednesday, May 3, 2023. Today's theme is "Car Wash." Recently in Japan, there have been many days of yellow sand flying around. When the yellow sand is blown, cars left outside become very dirty. My car was also very dirty, so I decided to wash it when I got home. When I came home today, my father was washing the car! I was very envious to see his car shining so brightly. So I decided to wash my car too! In Japan, if you go to a store, a machine will wash your car for about 1,000 yen. I think many of you also like to wash your car by machine. I also like it very much. One machine washes and waxes my car. It blows wind fast and removes water from the car. I have only done the car wash machine twice, but it is very fun, like riding on an attraction. The weather is very nice today so I use my own hands to polish my car to a shine with a sponge and detergent! I don't remember the last time I washed my car with my own hands in winter. I remember it was very cold and my hands were very sore! As I recall, my hands hurt so much that I gave up and stopped washing the car halfway through! LOL! When I washed the car with my own hands, I could see where my car was dirty from close up, and I was very happy and enjoyed cleaning the dirty parts with my own hands! I washed the car with my father, so I was able to talk with him while I was washing the car. My father is a serious and kind person, so he worked very hard to wash my car with me! When the car wash was over and I wiped off the water on my car, it was so shiny that I liked my car more than ever. It was a very fulfilling holiday! Everyone should try washing their car with their family! Well, that's it for today's delivery! See you all again in the next delivery! See you soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#02 Walking and Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter
日本育ちのニイナが、簡単な日本語を話します。YouTubeのURLです https://www.youtube.com/@Podcast-bu2ui ◎内容の字幕◎ 皆さんおはようございます、ニイナの日本語部屋へようこそ。 今日のテーマは「散歩について」 今日は、とっても天気がいいので、公園まで散歩をしにいく予定です。 みなさんは散歩をよくしますか？ 車で通勤している人は、あまり歩く機会がないと思います。 私もその1人です。 私は普段どこに行くにも車を使っているので、歩くことがあまりありません。 歩く事は、健康にとても良いことだと思うので、今日は珍しく散歩をしてみようと思っています。 私の家から15分ぐらい歩いたところに海があります。 いつも歩かないので、私にはこのぐらいの距離がちょうどいいかなぁと思います。 今日は海まで行ってみようと思います。 普段から散歩するよっていう人は、1日に何分ぐらい散歩してるんだろう？ よかったらコメントで教えてください。 YouTubeで日本語と英語の字幕をつけてpodcastを投稿しています。 投稿されているYouTubeのコメント欄に積極的に日本語でコメントしてみてください。 日本語を勉強しているときは、たくさん日本語の文を考えた方がいいと思うので、ぜひ私のコメント欄を活用してみてください。 ポッドキャストやSpotifyで聴いている方は、概要欄にYouTubeのリンクが貼ってあるので、ぜひそこからコメントしに来てください！ さてさて、話は戻って散歩の話。 日本には四季があります。 春、夏、秋、冬って聞いたことありますか？ 散歩をしていると外の匂いであぁ秋が来たなぁとか、季節を匂いで感じことができます。 秋は金木犀の木の香りがするんですが、それがとってもいい香りなんです。 秋になると金木犀の香りがする方に歩いていて、キンモクセイを見つけるまで散歩したりします。 散歩をしているときは当たり前だけど、仕事ができないので、いろんな楽しいことを考えることができます。 podcastでどんなことを話そうかなぁとかわくわくすることを考える時間に使っています！ 散歩をするととても気分が良くなります！ 皆さんもぜひ、散歩に出かけて、心も体も健康に過ごしてください！ 今日の配信はこれで終わり 聴いてくれてありがとございました！ それではみなさん、また次の配信でお会いしましょう！またね〜 Good morning everyone and welcome to Nina's Japanese room. Today's theme is "about taking a walk." Today is a very nice day, so I am planning to go for a walk to the park. Do you often take a walk? I think people who commute to work by car don't have much of a chance to walk. I am one of them. I usually use my car to go everywhere, so I don't walk much. I think walking is very good for my health, so I am going to take a rare walk today. There is an ocean about 15 minutes walk from my house. I don't always walk, so I think this is about the right distance for me. I think I will go to the beach today. I wonder how many minutes a day people who say they usually go for a walk do it? Please let me know in the comments. I post podcasts on YouTube with Japanese and English subtitles. Please try to comment positively in Japanese in the comment section of YouTube where it is posted. When you are studying Japanese, you should think of many Japanese sentences, so please make use of my comment section. If you are listening to the podcast or Spotify, there is a YouTube link in the summary section, so please come and comment from there! Now, back to the walk. Japan has four seasons. Have you ever heard of spring, summer, fall, and winter? When you take a walk, you can smell the seasons by the smells outside. In autumn, you can smell the fragrance of the fragrant fragrant rhinoceros tree, which is a very nice fragrance. In the fall, I walk toward the fragrance of the fragrance of the fragrant rhinoceros tree and take a walk until I find the fragrance of the kumquatsugi tree. When I am taking a walk, of course, I cannot work, so I can think of all kinds of pleasant things to do. I use the time to think about exciting things like what I'm going to talk about on my podcast! Taking a walk makes me feel so much better! I encourage everyone to go for a walk and stay healthy in mind and body! That concludes today's delivery. Thanks for listening! See you all on the next transmission! See you soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message
#01 Libraries in Japan and the U.S.
日本生まれ、日本育ちのニイナがお送りするpodcast ◎YouTubeもぜひ見てね ◎内容の字幕◎ 初めまして、ニイナの日本語部屋、第一回目です。 今日から日本語で日本のことを話すpodcastを始めます。 日本語の勉強をしたい人、日本のこと、 日本の文化をもっと知りたい人はぜひ聞いてみてください。 今日のテーマは「日本の図書館とアメリカの図書館について」 皆さんは、図書館に行ったことがありますか？ 私は図書館が大好きです。 たくさんの本やCDが置いてあって、いつも何を借りようか迷います。 静かできれいな場所なので、本を借りるためではなく、勉強をするために行くこともあります。 私の大好きな日本の図書館は、日本以外の国の図書館と違いがあるのか気になったので、アメリカの図書館を調べてみました。 まずは、借りることができるものの種類です。 日本では、小説や勉強本、漫画、雑誌などの本や音楽のCDを借りることができます。 ｱﾒﾘｶでは、本やＣＤだけでなく、楽器やスポーツの道具、カメラ、子供用のおもちゃなどなど、本当にいろんなものを借りることができるみたいです。 次に、借りられる本の数について 日本では、一人10冊まで同時に借りることができます。 ｱﾒﾘｶでは、なんと100冊まで借りることが来てたり、場所によっては、無限に借りることができる図書館もあるみたいです。 そんなに一度に借りられるなんて、なんだかわくわくしますよね！ 次に、借りられる期間について 日本では、2週間のところが多いです。大抵の本は2週間で読み終わるので、ちょうどいい期間ですね！ ｱﾒﾘｶでは、21日間借りることができる上に、最大4回まで延長ができるみたいです。 ということは、84日間借りることができるってことですね！ これなら安心してハリーポッターの小説をかりることができますね！ 今回は、このくらいのことを調べました！ みなさんの家の近くにも図書館はあるのでしょうか？ 私は毎週のように図書館に行っています。 みなさんも家の近くの図書館にぜひ行って、何か借りてみてください！きっと新たな楽しさに出会えると思います。 図書館の話をしていたら、行きたくなったので、今から行ってこようと思います。 今日の配信はこれで終わり 聴いてくれてありがとございました！ それではみなさん、また次の配信でお会いしましょう！Nice to meet you, this is Nina's Japanese room, the first one. Today I will start a podcast talking about Japan in Japanese. People who want to study Japanese, about Japan, If you want to know more about Japan and Japanese culture, please listen to this podcast. Today's theme is "About Japanese Libraries and American Libraries." Have you ever been to a library? I love libraries. There are so many books and CDs that I always have a hard time deciding what to borrow. It is a quiet and clean place, so I sometimes go there not to borrow books but to study. I was curious if there are any differences between my favorite Japanese library and libraries in other countries, so I checked out libraries in the U.S. First, the types of things you can borrow. In Japan, you can borrow books such as novels, study books, manga, magazines, and music CDs. In the U.S., it seems that you can borrow not only books and CDs, but also musical instruments, sports equipment, cameras, children's toys, and so on, and so on. Next, the number of books you can borrow In Japan, each person can borrow up to 10 books at the same time. In the U.S., you can borrow up to 100 books at a time, and some libraries allow you to borrow an unlimited number of books. It is exciting to be able to borrow that many books at once! Next, let's look at the period of time you can borrow books. In Japan, most places allow you to borrow books for two weeks. Most books are finished in two weeks, so that's a good length of time! In the U.S., it seems that you can borrow a book for 21 days and extend it up to 4 times. That means you can borrow a book for 84 days! This means you can borrow Harry Potter novels with no worries! This is how much I have researched this time! Is there a library near your house? I go to the library every week. I encourage everyone to visit a library near your home and borrow something! I am sure you will find something new to enjoy. Talking about libraries makes me want to go there, so I think I will go there now. That concludes today's delivery. Thanks for listening! See you all again in the next delivery! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/niinajapaneseroom/message