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Compréhension oracle est assez difficile
Je trouve que français parlé est très difficile de comprend. Je pense que plus des mots semblent assez similaires (quoi et croire/crois sont particulèrement difficile pour moi de comprend). J'essaie de m'exèrce à écouter, mais je ne pense pas que je m'aie amélioré beaucoup depuis j'ai commencé à m'exercer plus souvent. Comment puis je m'améliore ?
Par ailleurs, je ne sais pourqoui LangCorrect dit que j'ai postè déjà aujourd'hui. Est-ce que à cause de différents fuseau horaires ?
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Should sport be taken as a leisure activity?
According to some people, doing sports has a significant impact on the society. Other people do not agree and think that they are just leisure activities. First, I will show how physical activities can impact society, and then I will explain the limits.
Sports, and physical activities in general have a great impact on public health. It is recommended to do the equivalent of 30 minutes of speed walking every day. Moreover, it can be good for mental health, and help people sleep better. Furthermore, practising a sport at a high level can qualify you for international competitions, such as the Olympics. As some of these competitions are watched worldwide, you can represent your country. Although sport has some benefits, it is mainly seen as a leisure activity.
Competitive sport requires a lot of intense training to reach the best performance. It can hurt your body and lead to mental health problems. Some other problems are specific to competition, such as doping. Despite giving an advantage regarding to the performance, it can yield long-term health issues. Therefore, athletes could be incentivized to ruin their health in order to win the competition.
To sum up, sport is important for health and allows ordinary people to represent their country, but competition can lead to negative effects such as doping, or too intense training.
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Not a diary
The book that has impressed me most recently is No Longer Human (Renjian Shige) by Osamu Dazai.
I didn’t just read it; I drowned myself in his expressions, in his peculiar way of seeing the world. It’s a story unfolded from Yozo’s perspective, a man seemingly without a soul. His deep-seated fear of human relationships and his strategy of masking his true self through clowning ultimately drive him toward self-destruction——a haunting descent vividly captured in his eyes that seem "like those of a cowardly, pathetic child". As a semi-autobiographical novel, No Longer Human is not merely fiction; it is a visceral spiritual testament, written just before Dazai’s own death. It lays bare a soul condemned to lose its qualification to be human, leaving readers to confront the terrifying yet fragile nature of what it means to exist. Every sentence felt like it was bleeding. Two lines in particular have stayed with me, burning quietly in my mind.
The first is this:“Everything will pass. The only truth in the world is this. Everything will pass.”
The second is shorter, but no less heavy:
“The so-called ‘world’ — isn’t it just an individual?”
It’s hard to say when Yozo, or Dazai himself, truly felt these things. Maybe it was after the death of his lover, while he himself had to go on living. Maybe it was when war came and his family’s social standing collapsed overnight. Or maybe it was just the slow accumulation of being human.
I have always been someone who is easily hurt by others’ opinions and judgments. A casual comment can stay with me for days. So when I read that second sentence — “The so-called ‘world’ — isn’t it just an individual?” I felt my blood freeze. Suddenly, everything I had been taught about rules, about morality, about what “society” expects… it all seemed like something made up by some people, not by all people. We always feel judged by principles or by the secular world. But those principles and that world were created by certain individuals, not by any absolute truth.
That’s why Yozo’s reply to Horiki strikes me so hard: “I think you’re the human in your saying.” In that moment, his self-consciousness explodes. He is no longer just a victim of others’ words — he becomes the one who dominates.
Dazai also says that if we try to ignore the feedback of certain people, that feedback can become a “scientific ghost”, which is a very funny, yet deeply unsettling idea.
As for “Everything will pass” — Greek philosophers said something similar: everything flows, nothing remains. But Dazai’s version feels different. It’s not abstract philosophy. It’s a quiet, almost painful reminder. It tells you how to face both failure and success with a normal heart. You lose? It will pass. You win? It will pass. Whether you are a hero or a coward, your body will one day be gone. Everything will pass.
And maybe, that is not a sad thing. It is the only truth we have.
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Zurück
Es ist fast ein Jahr und sechs Monaten gewesen, seit ich hier etwas geschrieben habe.
Nach Assimil, habe ich ein bisschen mit Bücher über Grammatik studiert, und auch mit Pimsleur und ChickyTutor (eine KI App) Gespräche Übungen gemacht.
Ich habe auch "Breaking Bad" aus Deutsch gesehen (und ungefähr 80% verstanden), Romane and local Krimi gelesen, und nicht zu vergessen viele podcast gehört.
Es ist noch sehr schwierig, korrekte Sätzen zu machen.
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Presentation
Hi¡
I am a woman, I am thirty-five years old, I live in Madrid, I have two childrens, a boy of ten years old and a girl of eight years old. I nurse and I work in a hospital in my city. I love my job because I love taking care people. In the little free time that I have, between children and job, I like dancing, painting and writing
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Monsoon
We entered the monsoon season in April.
Abundant rain is good for the growth of crops.
When I was walking around the river, I heard some frogs croaking.
Frogs usually live near rivers and rice fields.
They are usually most active at night.
On rainy days or when it's about to rain, they make loud croaking sounds.
A number of frogs were croaking by the riverbank.
The croaking sounds just like a charming piece of music.
It's amazing, I like it very much.
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Je ne démissionnerai !
Elle m'a demandé si j'allais démissionner.
Je lui ai dit que je ne démissionnerais jamais.
Mes parents m'ont appris à me battre pour la vérité.
Je n'ai pas menti quand les chefs m'ont posé leurs questions.
Leurs questions étaient tellement compliquées qu'elles m'ont fait mal à la tête.
Je ne dois qu'attendre leur décision finale.
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Quels sont les meilleurs sentiers de randonnée au monde ?
La randonnée est un passe-temps qui récemment a beaucoup gagné en popularité, et je comprends l'attrait. Les randonnées d'une journée sont certainement des sorties agréables en pleine nature, et un bon moyen de faire de l'exercice. De plus, les randonnées de plusieurs jours peuvent être une grande aventure. Mais il y en a certains qui sont vraiment populaires, grâce à la beauté incroyable ou les éléments naturels qui coupent le souffle : des montagnes imposantes, des littoraux accidentés, des formations rocheuses et les paysages pittoresques. Alors, je vais donner un aperçu des meilleurs sentiers de randonnée. D’abord, il y a quatre sentiers en Australie que je veux aborder. Le chemin de Larapinta est un sentier situé au cœur du Territoire du Nord, dans l’outback. Je voudrais faire cette randonnée, mais j’ai peur de la chaleur intense. Le prochain sentier est le chemin de Bibbulmun, qui a une longueur de 1000 km ! Mais c’est ordinaire de faire seulement une petite partie. Le chemin d’Overland est un sentier en Tasmanie, qui est connu pour les wombats, les collines vertes et les matins brumeux. Enfin, le tour d’Uluru est une balade courte et apaisante. Pour la Nouvelle-Zélande, il y a onze « grandes marches », qui sont toutes superbes. En Europe, il y a probablement trois sentiers les plus connus. Le Tour du Mount Blanc en France est bon pour les mets delicieux. Le Kungsleden en Suède est bon pour les prairies et les rennes. Enfin, la Laugavegur en Islande est bon pour les volcans et les sources chaudes. Pour le bien de le nombre de mots, je vais faire une tournée éclair des autres continents. En Asie, il ne faut pas négliger le trek du camp de base de l'Everest et le circuit d’Annapurna. En Amérique, il y a le chemin de l’Inca, la Patagonie et le Grand Canyon. En Afrique, on peut voir les géladas en les monts Simien, ou escalader la montagne la plus haute d’Afrique sur Mt Kilimanjaro. Bien sûr, il y en a beaucoup plus, mais ces sentiers sont un bon point de départ.
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Nunca me escucha 😒
Le había dicho a un amigo un par de consejos hace meses. Recién, me encontré con él de nuevo después de cinco meses: me contó exactamente lo que me había dicho de la misma persona. Desde la perspectiva externa, me cansé de vivir la misma película. ¡Siempre se termina exactamente igual!
Mi amigo no es tonto; es un tipo inteligente. Sin embargo, no todo lo que brilla es oro. Ya que sea por una carencia interna o la dopamina rápida, se busca lo que no le hace bien. Es una historia tan viejo como el tiempo propio. La que hice fue aconsejarle de nuevo. No se puede vivir su vida por él; más bien, a lo largo del tiempo, su juicio se afinará solo.
¡Qué cansador de decir lo mismo mil veces! Ahora, ya tengo más piedad por mis viejos que me han criado con valores fuertes. Además, puedo ver mi propia terquedad con un ojo más objetivo. Rara vez, se van a regresar y decirme , “tenias la razón”, solamente cuando el mundo inverso me cante las alabanzas.
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My English practicing daily exercise
1. Study all flashcards due today.
2. Add new flashcards (sources on LangCorrect, Youtube, etc.)
3. Watch videos to comprehense English input.
4. Write a post on LangCorrect.
5. Read a page of a book I like to.
I focus on input first because I know that enough input will automatically generate into the output I need to.
I try to learn topics that seem resonate with me, could be either for work, daily life, or fun.
The most important thing: As long as the process of learning English is fun, I'm going to get better.
If I don't enjoy it, just throw it away, learn something else fun.
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Why increase in goods production results in damage to envir
It is believed that the more commodities we have produced, the more devastating impact on nature. In my opinion, our whole process to generate mass produced productions is the cause of this, and we also need the cooperation from governments and citizens to whittle away at this issue.
The whole process of industrial production hardly ever takes consideration of the environment. In other words, most manufacturers demand a number of trucks to help them transport materials from receiving raw materials to selling goods they have done. We can witness the diesel fumes from trucks both in the city and countryside, which may cause air pollution. We can also see some creeks in the country are so filthy that we can easily deduce that there must be some factories in the vicinity of them. As processing products, especially metals, might form some toxic gases or chemical substances discharged into the atmosphere or rivers, this is likely to contribute to water pollution, not just air pollution. In order to promote their sales, companies tend to package their products, most of which are packed by paper arising from desertification since the decrease in woods.
It is the responsibility for governments and inhabitants to work together to tackle environmental problems. In terms of governments, they can provide incentives to the organizations or people that are enthusiastic about protecting the environment. For citizens, it is our duty to oversee whether the government fulfills its obligation to minimize contaminants, to impart environmental knowledge to our younger generations, and to bring in new laws to crack down on actions which pollute our environment.
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Является ли современная индустрия благосостояния полезной ил
В «wellness industry» находится слово «industry», а всякая индустрия заключается в зарабатывании денег. Важная проблема в том, что современная индустрия благосостояния не направленная на настоящее счастье. Она поддерживает экономическую систему основанную на человеческой эксплуатации и безудержной гонке за прибылями. Эта система по сути вредна для физического, психического здоровья. Поэтому, благосостояние — не самоцель, а скорее вид паллиатива, средство для терпения системы, чтобы чтобы люди стали ещё продуктивными.
Многие пишут или говорят о благосостоянии. В Интернете и библиотеках находится кучка тренеров по жизни, по личному развитию, диетологов и т. д. Есть честные, очень интересные люди, которые действительно разбираются в темах и дают отличный ответ. Но к сожалению также существует много мошенников и самозванных экспертов, которые несут чушь и даже призывают к безопасным практикам.
В итоге я не думаю, что настоящая индустрия благосостояния сильно способствует нашему счастью. У нас никогда не было столько тренеров по личному развитию но у нас также никогда не было столько случаев выгорания, депрессии, и т. д. Мне кажется, что это многое говорит.
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Japanese English
What often confuses foreigners in Japan isn’t Japanese—it may be Japanese English.
Once you start living here, you’ll run into a whole ecosystem of almost‑English expressions. Many Japanese people use them confidently because they appear in major media and even on NHK. Sometimes an NHK announcer presents these terms with the air of someone introducing a revolutionary concept, even though it’s just pseudo‑English.
A few highlights:
“Government hunter”
NHK recently started using this to describe officials licensed to shoot wild bears.
To native speakers, though, it sounds like someone who hunts the government, not wildlife.
“Business carer”
Intended to mean someone who works while caring for aging parents.
To English speakers, it sounds like a corporate consultant who helps you optimize your career.
“Working carer” would be far clearer.
“High nose”
Used to describe someone—usually a Westerner—with a tall or prominent nose.
The first time someone tells you “You have a high nose,” you may wonder what on earth they mean.
But rest assured: it’s a compliment. Many Japanese people feel self‑conscious about having a “low” (small) nose.
And these are only the beginner‑level examples.
Once you’re here, you’ll encounter plenty more wonderfully odd English inventions—enough to keep you entertained for a long time.
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Biologie-Test
Ich fange an, mir Sorgen zu machen um meinen bevorstehenden(?) Biologie-Test. Gestern hatte wir ein Übungstest, und ich habe erkennen, wie viel ich doch vergessen habe, obwohl ich immer versucht habe, zu aufpassen. Die meisten Fragen waren ziemlich spezifische. Es gibt sehr viele Ausdrücke, die wir in der Klasse überredet haben, während diesem Jahr, und es scheint, wie die meisten (wenn nicht alle) auf dem Test diskutiert werden. Wie kann man sich alle erinnern, wenn es sehr viele gibt?
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