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Hosted by Runyspeedstar · 🇺🇸 US · JA · 19 episodes
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a podcast that connects friends from around the world through the power of language.In each episode, we talk with guests from different countries about their culture, daily life, and personal stories — from everyday moments to deep reflections.Whether you’re curious about other cultures or looking for global friendships, this podcast offers you a passport to the world, one conversation at a time.Let’s explore the world — through the world
Runyspeedstar hosts The Global Passport 〜言葉のパスポート〜, a education show with 19 episodes published.
100 % English Episode I was speaking with a group of people developing makeup specifically for hot climates—makeup that stays on even when you’re sweating. That led me to ask them about something deeper: how beauty ideal
80 % in Portuguese (from Brazil and Portugal) 20% in English hint of Japanese Toru(from Japan), Tiago (Brazil) e Pedro(Portugal) batem um papo sobre cultura japonesa: shows de música, seleções na Copa, viagens ao Japão —
this episode 100 % English episode but .... 消滅危機言語シリーズ第2弾。 今回は、インドのグジャラッティー語と、カナダ・ケベック州のフランス語について語りました。 これまで僕は、「言葉を守るのは、その言葉を母語とする人たちの役目」だと思っていました。でも、リサーチを重ね、ゲストと対話をする中で考えが変わりました。 当事者だからこそ背負う責任もある。でも、その責任に縛られない第三者だからこそ、言
This episode : 70% English 20 % Japanese Hint of Italian language. Full of tasty vocabulary This episode is a cultural exchange discussion about Italian cuisine and cooking habits, where Toru interviewed Pacione and Gius
Oh my.. it was way more difficult to make this episode than I thought . All members are so helpful and wanted to talk about their real life in Cuba... the day come. NO Internet ... NO Electricity... We rescheduled . esch
100 % English Episode Marielle from Philippines and Uzzy from Cameroon talk about their design philosophy and workflow. Cultural perspectives often reveal themselves through color palettes, visual language, and design ch
In this episode 50/50 of the episode is spoken in Thai and Japanese we explore the cultural connections and differences between Thailand and Japan through the lens of Songkran and Buddhist values. Even experienced Thai s
〜This episode is 100% in English〜 Do you think endangered languages are someone else’s problem, happening in some distant country? When we started researching for this episode, we found case after case. It’s not somethin
In this episode, Paula and Eduardo dive into the rich layers of Spanish language and culture, exploring everything from regional dialects to the deeper meanings behind everyday expressions. The conversation expands into
Sa huling episode namin, napag-usapan namin ang tunay na karanasan ng mga Pilipino sa abroad—lalo na sa Japan. Mula sa culture shock hanggang sa pangungulila sa pamilya, ibinahagi namin ang mga kwento ng sakripisyo, pagl
今回のエピソードはフルフル日本語。ただの日本語じゃない！！日本語がセカンド又はそれ以上の言語だ。一体、頭の中、どうなっているんだろうな。言いたい事を母国語で考えて日本語に並び替えているんだろうか。日本語ってのは時と場合で使い方を変えないといけないからさ、そこへんどうやってんでしょ！！日本語勉強している人、日本で暮らしている方は共感できるとこあるかな This episode is all about Japanese—but not f
For the second episode, we speak with Lydia, originally from Indonesia, who has been living in Japan for many years. You might think she has fully adjusted by now, but it seems there are still certain dilemmas she faces.
For the second episode, we speak with Lydia, originally from Indonesia, who has been living in Japan for many years. You might think she has fully adjusted by now, but it seems there are still certain dilemmas she faces.
Three episodes about Ramadan. We talk about the challenges of observing Ramadan while living far from the Muslim world, and the differences in food culture. In the first episode, we hear from Maha, an Egyptian living in
It felt nothing like a first meeting. The studio was already filled with laughter like we’d known each other for years. Just when we thought, “Wow… we talked a LOT,” and tried to catch our breath— a new member suddenly j
At last, a powerful group has come together, and Global Language Passport is officially taking off. I wondered if our first meeting might be a little tense — maybe we’d be quiet at first. But not at all. We talked endles
100% English This episode features a soft opening and a solo finale, where I challenge myself to catch the Shinkansen on time at a Tokyo station I’m still not familiar with, all while talking nonstop by myself. Haha. I s
This is our second solo show. The other day, a friend told me that making language mistakes is unavoidable, but if the timing is off, it can be fatal — and shared their own experience. That story inspired me to choose th
言語：日本語 Japanese 100% 内容：紹介 just say hi casual opening
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The Global Passport 〜言葉のパスポート〜 is hosted by Runyspeedstar. The show is categorised under education (language) and has published 19 episodes.
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