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- ăčăăŒăčăżăŒă ăŒ ăăăŒăăăŒăš ăŒ a slow start
- èȘżćăćșă ăŒ ăĄăăăăă§ă ăŒ to get into a good rhythm / to feel back on track
- ç©èȘ ăŒ ă€ăă©ă ăŒ buying books and not reading them (book pile-up)
- èȘæžé ăŒ ă©ăăăăăă ăŒ the amount of reading one does
- çŸćźééż ăŒ ăăăă€ăšăăČ ăŒ escape from reality
- éèăéŁă ăŒ ăżăĄăăăăă ăŒ to take a detour / to get sidetracked
- ćŻăé ăŒ ăăăżăĄ ăŒ stopping somewhere on the way / a detour
- æ„ăă°ćă ăŒ ăăăă°ăŸăă ăŒ more haste, less speed / slow down to go further
- ććżćżăăčăăă ăŒ ăăăăăăăăčăăă ăŒ never forget you are still learning / stay humble as a learner
- ä»ç”ăż ăŒ ăăăż ăŒ a system or structure (that helps you continue)a system / structure (that helps you continue)
Summary (English) In this episode, Noriko shares a relaxed January reflection. She talks about starting 2026 slowly, focusing on reading, writing, and consistency rather than rushing for results. She reflects on reducing her unread book pile, reading across multiple languages and formats, and finding comfort in books amid overwhelming news. Noriko also explores Japanese expressions like michikusa o kuu (taking detours) and isogaba maware (slow down to go further), linking them to language learning and life. The episode highlights the value of small, steady habits, showing up regularly, and finding joy in everyday moments.
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