Teaching gives me energy – just like a vitamin.

I feel lucky to have a job, that gives me energy. Do you have something in your life that energized you? Let’s take a moment to appreciate it. As the seasons begin to change, so please take good care of yourself!

This episode's vocab list:

あっという間に in the blink of an eye; before you know it [N3]

充実した１か月 a fulfilling month [N3]

体調の問題 a health problem [N3]

おかげさまで thankfully [N3]

改善しました。It improved; it has gotten better [N2]

私なりに考えてみたところwhen I thought about it in my own way; after thinking it over myself [N2]

どうやら体が冷えていたことが原因だったようです。It seems my body being too cold may have been the cause. [N2]

ぐっすり眠る to sleep soundly [N3]

私の方が元気をもらっている I’m the one receiving energy. [N3]

レッスンは仕事でありながら Even though teaching is my job, [N2]

不思議な存在 something special and hard to describe [N2]

まるでビタミン剤のようなもの something like a vitamin supplement [N3]

正直な所 to be honest [N3]

同じことを質問してしまうこともあります。Sometimes, I end up asking the same question. [N3]

その都度 every time; each time [N2]

日本語そのものに集中しているせいか、Perhaps because I’m focusing on their Japanese itself [N2]

細かい内容 the small details [N3]

なかなか記憶に残らない it doesn’t easily stay in my memory. [N2]

丁寧に答えてくれます。They answer carefully and politely. [N4]

上達 improvement; progress [N3]

心を打たれます To be deeply moved [N2]

相変わらずです it’s the same as always [N3]

温かく接してくれる to treat me warmly [N3]

3月もすぐそこですね。March is just around the corner. [N4]

北半球でも南半球でもin both the Northern and Southern hemispheres [N4]

季節の変わり目 the change of the seasons; seasonal transition [N3]

体調を崩さないよう、くれぐれも気を付けてくださいね。 Please take good care of yourself, and try not to get sick. [N2]

Please note that these levels are approximate, teaching-based estimates — they are meant to give a rough idea of difficulty, not an official classification.
I hope this helps your learning, and feel free to focus on the words that are most interesting or useful to you!