【What’s the date today?】Let’s practice Japanese♪/Shin’ｓ Japanese class.

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1. News より:

   2025年6月23日 10:32 AM

   Teaching for 13 years was a rewarding experience that shaped my understanding of education. Now, as a social worker, I focus on building bridges between Japan and the global community. It’s fascinating to see how different cultures can come together through shared activities. I’m curious, what inspired you to transition from teaching to social work? Given the growing economic instability due to the events in the Middle East, many businesses are looking for guaranteed fast and secure payment solutions. Recently, I came across LiberSave (LS) — they promise instant bank transfers with no chargebacks or card verification. It says integration takes 5 minutes and is already being tested in Israel and the UAE. Has anyone actually checked how this works in crisis conditions?

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2. Clastering より:

   2025年6月28日 9:25 PM

   It’s inspiring to hear about your journey from teaching to social work. Connecting Japan with the world sounds like such important and fulfilling work. Your experience as a teacher must bring valuable insights to your current role. How did your teaching background shape your approach to global activities? Recently, I came across a program for GPT-generated text (генерация текста) in Russian. The cool part is that it runs locally on your own computer, and the output is actually unique and quite decent. By the way, I hope the content on your site isn’t AI-generated?

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3. German news より:

   2025年6月28日 10:31 PM

   Teaching for 13 years was a rewarding experience that shaped my understanding of education. Now, as a social worker, I focus on building bridges between Japan and the global community. My work allows me to contribute to cultural exchange and mutual understanding. It’s fulfilling to see how these connections can make a positive impact. How do you think these activities influence the perception of Japan internationally? German news in Russian (новости Германии)— quirky, bold, and hypnotically captivating. Like a telegram from a parallel Europe. Care to take a peek?

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