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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 12

大変長らくお待たせしました！ 2ヶ月くらい間が開いてしまってすみませんでした。ようやくLesson 12公開です。今回は日本とアメリカの学校の違いと共通点についてインタビューをしてきました。最近は少しずつ暖かくなってきて、春が近く感じますね♪ 皆さん、春休みの予定は決まりましたか？コメントたくさんお待ちしてます！スクリプトはこちらです↓ Yo: Hi, Lisa! Lisa: Hi, Yo. Yo: I would like to ask you some questions. Lisa: Unh. Yo: What did you find the differences in… differences of school in Japan and in America? Lisa: Ok, uh… in the university in UNP I haven’t noticed a lot of differences. One difference I’ve noticed is lifestyle that in Japan, many of you live in at home with your parents or maybe in your apartment. But in America, we usually live in a dorm, so we stay on campus. So that’s the difference. But really there seem to be a lot of similarities, things that are same with, um…how people interact and spend time together when go to different classes. Uh, I see a lot of interaction or talking with students and professors here really fun and that’s really wonderful. Yo: Yes. Lisa: And that’s really wonderful. So I was… I also fortunate, I’ve got to visit an after school daycare for 6 and 7 year olds. And there I have noticed a lot of differences. Uh, it was really fun and the kids were beautiful. Uh and I’ve noticed that in Japan, children when they arrive they take off their shoes. Yo: Yes. Lisa: Yeah, I love that! We need that in Minnesota! Yo: Really? Lisa: Yes, cause we have dirty shoes with snow or even in the spring with mad, so I wish we did do that. I’ve also noticed that many of the kids put on slippers to go to the bathroom. Yo: Yeah. Lisa: Yeah, it’s great idea! But we don’t have that (idea). Uh, also sitting on the floor Yo: Yes. Lisa: With this low table is very practical. Uh, I tried but my legs gotta a little bit sore… Yo: Oh… Lisa: Ha ha… but it was still fun. Yo: Yes. Lisa: So I think that …uh …not having chairs is very…it’s a good idea. Because our kids in America rock… in their chairs sometimes. Yo: Oh… that’s not good. Lisa: That’s not good…so… Yo: Uh, finally, uh… could you please give us message for the students who will come… who will go to (the) Minnesota next year. Lisa: Uh-huh, sure. Well, I would like to tell those students that I am excited to welcome them to Minnesota that I love every year finding new personalities and new students, and it’s so fun to get to know new Japanese people. Yo: Yes. Lisa: I’ve worked with Japanese students for 11 years that I’m always learning about the Japanese culture. And every person I meet I learn something new. So, I’m really looking forward to meeting more people and so are the host families that they are really excited every year to welcome Japanese students. Yo: Thank you very much! Lisa: Yes, thank you, Yo.

11/3/10

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 11

今年最後の更新です。今回は大学の先生方に今年１番の思い出を語ってもらいました。皆さんも今年１年を噛み締めながら聞いてみましょう。お待たせしました！！今回のスクリプトはこちら↓↓ Koyori: Hello Shown: Hello Koyori: How are you? Shown: I’m Okay. How are you? Koyori: I’m fine too, thank you. It’s very cold today. Shown: Yeah. Very cold. Koyori: eah, and this this year is ending soon and thinking back about this year, what is your strongest memory? Shown: My strongest memory, Well, I graduated from college this year. Koyori:Oh, this year! Shown:Yeah, in, December! Koyori:Oh! Congratulation! Shown:Thank you. So, I graduated last year but, I came back to Japan this year after collage…so coming back and driving in the real deep snow when I go back. That was the good memory. Yuuki:My strongest memory is… I went to Keiwa University and I saw a speech contest. And one of our student Koyori san won a Ganbatta-de-syo! Koyori:Oh, yeah… Yuuki:Yes. That’s my strongest memory. Melodie:Strongest memory, actually that have happened recently. Last year, I have.. I have to tell you about last year to compare this year. So last year, it was my son’s first Christmas happyokai at his preschool at his yochien. And he was …it was very dramatic experience for him. When the curtain opened, he saw all the people, he panicked! He he turned around he turned around and he was facing the back and crying. Koyori:He was nervous? He was very unhappy and we were very worried about him. But last weekend was his second happyokai and my husband and I were worried and we were sitting in wondering. And the curtains opened and he sang and he danced and he was smiling. And it was such a big difference we were so relived because ……. we were worried that the same thing might be happened. But actually he was very comfortable and happy performing on the stage…with everywhere. So that I think that’s the best…strongest memory I have. David:I will have to say that’s the strongest memory is the birth of my second child last February. Koyori:Oh, Congratulation!! Thank you. He was supposed to be born on my birthday. But he was three days late. So, finally he was born on February the 21st. Koyori:Wow! David:Thank you. Koyori:What what is his name? David:His name is Subaru. Koyori:Subaru. Oh, good name! David:That’s Subaru. Koyori:Wow, very cute! David:Thank you. Koyori:So, it is your strongest memory of this year? David:Yeah, probably.

10/12/22

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 10

こんにちは。今年もあとわずかですね！ Season 2　いよいよ２ケタのレッスンに突入しました！！今回のLessonでは日本についてのインタビューをお送りします。ナレーションも新バージョンでお送りするので、お楽しみください♪ 皆さんからのコメントの投稿、お待ちしてまーす。スクリプトはこちら↓ *****Interview 1****************************** Momoko: Hi. Lisa: Hi. Momoko: Today, I want to ask you some questions about Japan. This trip… I know this trip is for the first time you came to Japan. Lisa: Yes. Momoko: So, what was the first impression of Japan? Lisa: I was, in my first impression, was how helpful people are. When I arrived at the train station in Tokyo, people came up to me, and wanted to do help me find my train. Also people are very polite in bowing, giving me my credit card or something very helpful and very polite. Momoko: I see. So, in Japan, where did you go? Lisa: Well, I arrived on Friday, and since then, I have gone to an onsen and ocean was wonderful! That was really beautiful. I saw the sunset in the Sea of Japan. It was so beautiful. And I also visited Murakami. The old… it’s kind of style town of Japan, it was very beautiful. And then, I went to Shibata. Momoko: Shibata city? Lisa: Shibata city, which was very nice all of the rice fields were really beautiful to see. And it’s fun to be here in fall because that’s when you harvest your rice, so that’s been special and fun to learn about. Momoko: That’s good. Lisa: And then next weekend, I will go to Tokyo. Momoko: Oh, really? Tokyo! Lisa: Yes, I will spend two days in Tokyo before going back to America. Momoko: That’s good. Lisa: Yeah, it’s since been wonderful. *****Interview 2****************************** Momoko: What did you eat in Japan? Lisa: I have eaten so much and I’ve loved it. I was little nervous about Japanese food before coming, but I really love Japanese food. I’ve had yakesoba. Momoko: Yakisoba? Lisa: Yakisoba? Thank you. Yakisoba, in fact last night, I helped my host sister make noodles with cabbage, carrots, meat, so I helped to make yakisoba. It was very fun. I love Niigata rice, the sticky rice. Momoko: Thank you. Lisa: Oh, it’s delicious. And I’m using my chopsticks, so I’m doing my best with the chopsticks. I’ve also had tempura, which I really love, and chou cream, the dessert very sweet and very delicious. Also I had niku… jaga? Is that right? Momoko: Yes that’s right. Lisa: Nikujaga, the beef with carrots and some potatoes, it was delicious. I love that. Momoko: I love it, too. Lisa: Do you? Do you make it at home? Momoko: Ah, sometimes. Lisa: Okay. I would like to know how to make nikujaga. And of course miso soup. It’s fun to have miso soup and rice for breakfast. Very different from serial in America, so miso is very warm and salty, it’s wouderful for breakfast. Momoko: So, you ate a lot? Lisa: Yes, a lot. I love Japanese food. Momoko: Thank you. Lisa: Yes, you’re welcome.

10/12/21

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 09

こんにちは。またまた投稿します！今回も、Lesson 7に引き続き大学の先生の出身国の魅力を紹介します。今回はアメリカです！！ Questionもあるので、考えながら聞いてみてください(＾＾)☆ スクリプトは、こちら Shiori: Hello. How are you? Bethany: Okay. How about you? Shiori: I’m (a) little sleepy. Bethany: Sleepy, Okay. Shiori: Today, I’d like to know about your country. Bethany: Okay. Shiori: Where are you from? Bethany: I’ m from USA. Pittsburgh in the USA. Shiori: Pittsburgh. Please tell me about your country. Bethany: Okay, okay. Anything specific that you want to know. Shiori: I want to know what…what is your favorite thing or culture or something. Bethany: Okay, okay. I think that the point about America in culture or life in America that I like the most is that there is lots of choice for everyone. And everyone has choice, choice is about everything where you go to school, where you live or carrier you want or I think that if somebody works hard and if somebody does the best they can, or makes a goal for themselves. Then there is a possibility for it to happen. I think the society is opened enough for choices and to become reality. I think that’s all I like the most. Shiori: Anything else… do you like in your country? Bethany: I like the size. Shiori: Size, big!! Bethany: I like the fact that like there are of course there are towns where many people and shopping but you can also find places where there are no people and no signs of people or there is one house and nothing and one house. That’s space the fill in the space is the something that I miss what I’m in Japan. The everything fills very close and very there is the nature in Japan. There is the nature in Japan but it’s intermingled with human life and things. So, I miss that space, I think. Shiori: Thank you very much. Bethany: Sure, my pleasure.

10/12/16

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 08

お待たせしました。 Lesson 8 、今回で夏っぽさがやっと終わります。みなさん大変季節外れでごめんなさい^^；夏を思い出して聞いてみてください！前回に引き続き、Long Vacation についての話題をお届けします！！皆さんはどこに行ってみたいですか？コメントお待ちしております☆ スプリクトはこちらから！ Manami: Hi Suzuki: Hi Manami :I have a question. Hum.. If you have a long vacation, what would you like to do? Suzuki :Uh…very good question. Uh…I haven’t enjoyed a long vacation for a bit long time. So if I want, If I have a very long vacation, the first thing I’d like to do is to sleep. Hahahaha… In my house. Yeah. Manami: Long sleep? Suzuki: Yeah, I think it’s very long. Manami: Other…other How long do I want to? Manami: How long? Suzuki: How long do I want to sleep? Or…uh,well,yeah. Ummm…I think I’d like to sleep for 3 days. Hahahahaha. Manami: It’s too long. Suzuki: Do you think it’s too long? I don’t think it’s too long. I think it’s very nice. But after sleeping 3 days and after waking up, I think I could come up with a very nice idea of what I do want to do for the long vacation. So, that’s not too long sleep. Manami: After you take a long sleep, you get a great idea? Suzuki: Yeah……I have actually 2 ideas. Uh, first is to travel inside Japan. That’s…for that I first want to fix, repair, maintenance my motorcycle. So I can travel anywhere. Manami: How many motorcycles do you have? Suzuki: Uh…I have 3 motorcycles. Yeah..one is for coming to my offeice The other is the capital in Tokyo and the other is for motorcycle touring, yeah. Manami: And, what other…. you want to spend for vacation? Suzuki: Yeah, With my motorcycle I do want to visit to the Local areas outside of Niigata city. I have visited north part of Niigata prefecture but the middle of Niigata, the Echigoyuzawa, and then and also south part of the Jyouetu, Myoukoukougenn and near to Nagano prefecture haven’t travel those places. Also I running motorcys ,I want to visit those places. Are very good thing is Onnsen, beer…very nice night. Manami :You drink…drink too much ? Suzuki: No, I don’t. No, I don’t. Hahahaha. Just, adequate. Manami: Ok, Thank you. Suzuki: Oh, no you don’t forget another thing. Manami: Oh! Suzuki: I want to ….I have second plan for my travels. If I could travel outside of Japan, I’d like to go the Scotland, because there was a Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit exhibition at the Bandai museum. And the Peter rabit story was made in those a lake side villages in Scotland, Those in UK…so on… If I really have time, and money enough, famous actor…I’m very attracted to traveling to Scotland. Manami: Ok, thank you. Suzuki: You’re welcome. Thank you too.

10/11/30

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 07

こんにちは。久しぶりの投稿です！忙しくて、なかなか更新できませんでした。。。すみません＞＜今回も、Lesson ５に引き続き大学の先生の出身国の魅力を紹介します！中国の難しい地名が出てきます。わからないと思いますが地名なので気にせず聞いてください(笑ちょっと気になった人は調べてみるといいですよ(^^)b スクリプトは、こちら Miki: I’d like to know about your country. Li: Yes. Miki: So, where are you from? Li: I’m from China. Miki: China. So, could you tell me about your country? Anything is okay. Li: This is a difficult question. I’d like to see my country is a culture of a lot of diversity, diversity of food, diversity of people, diversity of culture. For example, in Japan, gyoza, gyoza, dumpling is very popular, but actually not all Chinese people eat gyoza. Miki: Really? Li: Yes. Usually in Japan, (there) in China, broadly speaking, the people in the north would eat gyoza, but the people in the south, they don’t eat gyoza at all. Miki: I didn’t know about it. What’s your favorite place in your country? Li: My favorite place, well, one of the place, I like it’s called “Zjina”. Well, it is oasis city. Actually, I’m doing field work in Zjina for about 4 years. It is in the middle of Da But, there is a very big river basin, it’s called “Huang He River Basin(黄河)”. Zjina is located in the lower reaches of the river basin, so the river… the… actually starts from the Gracious, Gracious is the very top, high mountains. The melt(ed) water from Gracious and the snow will flow through many oasis cities, finally it’s flowed to Zjina. In Zjina, there is the forest, it is in the middle, there is the actually it is very famous for the forest of the trees it’s called… it’s called “Hunan”, it’s kind of the poplar, poplar trees. It’s, there is a huge area of that forest in Zjina. Especially in the mid of October, all of the leaves of poplar trees will tend to (be) yellow, it’s very pretty.

10/11/24

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 06

こんにちは！そしてお久しぶりです。忙しくてなかなか更新できなくてごめんなさい；；夏が終わってしまい、私たちの大学も夏休みが終わり…新学期が始まりました（涙）ということで、今回のテーマは”long vacation”です。Key Phraseは　”I wish I could…”　です。みなさんも夏休みを振り返りながら聞いてみてください！皆さんの夏の思い出をコメントでお待ちしています！！スクリプトはこちら↓ Mina: Hi. Jia: Hi. Mina: If you have a long summer vacation, what would you like to do? Jia: Well, I wish could go somewhere I have never gone. Especially somewhere it’s not easy… so easy to go to. For example, like Africa. Mina: Africa? Oh. Jia: Yeah, and especially I’d like to go some really really rural areas. Mina: Rural areas? Jia: Yeah, in Africa. Probably some people they speak totally different language, have totally different kind of culture with me. And I’d like… if I have maybe two or three months, I would like to stay with them. If I could, I wish I could stay with them and live with them. I mean, well, live with their family and see how they have their daily life, and what they eat, and where they are going, what they are doing everyday. And well if I could… I wish I could go such places. Mina: Thank you very much. Jia: Thank you. ******************************************************************************************************************************************* Manami: 　Hi. John: 　Hi. Mnami: 　I have a question. John: Yeah. Manami: If you have a long vacation, what would you like to do? John: Well that’s a good question. I think I wish I could…umm…go swimming especially in one of the nice beaches in Niigata prefecture. For example, Teradomari. Manami: Oh! John: I like Teradomari. Manami: It’s a good place! John: Yeah. I like it very much. It’s a very clean beach. Manami: Yeah. John: I wish I could go swimming there and I wish I could go with my wife and stay in a little hotel near the beach and um…and go to a very nice aquarium that they have in Teradomari. And I wish I could visit there with my wife and see the penguins because I like penguins. And I wish I could visit a very big fish market that they have there. They have lots of fresh food, so… Manami: Where? John: It’s in Teradomari near the aquarium. And not far from the beach, so I wish I could visit there and buy lots of fresh fish and bring them back to Niigata.

10/10/12

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 05

こんにちは！久々の更新です＾＾毎日暑いですが、That’s riceを見て、暑さを吹き飛ばしましょう！！！今回は大学の先生の出身国の魅力を語ってもらいました。まずは我が国日本の魅力です！！それではお楽しみください。スクリプトもぜひ活用してくださいね。スクリプトはこちらです↓↓ Shiori: Hello. Teacher: Hello. Shiori: How are you? Teacher: I’m very fine, thank you. Shiori: Today, I’d like to know about your country. So, where are you from? Teacher: I’m from Japan. Shiori: Japan! Me, too. Is there anything you like in your country? Teacher: Well, I like Japanese food, and, like, for example, sushi, sashimi, all those raw fish. In Japan, they are very popular, but in the world, it is very rare that people eat raw fish. They usually cook, but, so I love them very much. Shiori: So, anything else you like in Japan or about Japan? Teacher: In Japan, (the) well, people are very kind, and streets are very clean, you have very good roads and the bridges all those, what, infrastructures. Japanese are very good. They are very organized and very punctual. So, you know, you can get good services, the trains, for example. Shiori: Thank you. Thank you very much

10/9/5

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 04

こんにちはお待たせしました。Lesson４公開します！！今回のKey phrase は”How come…?”です。 Questionも載せたのでぜひ聞いてみてください！！スクリプトはこちらです＾＾ Miki: Hi, Shawn! Shawn: Hi! Miki: I have (a) question, so can you speak Japanese? Shaw: Yes. Yes I can. Miki: Oh, so how come you speak Japanese so well? Shawn: Well, it’s because I was born and raised in Japan. Miki: Oh! Shawn: So, I, kind of, picked it up. It’s part of my life. Keiko: How come you came to this university? Yuuki: Ah, because my friend introduced this university, so I came to this university. Keiko: Are you enjoying to teach [teaching] English? Yuuki: Yes, very much. Keiko: Okay. Thank you very much. Yuuki: You’re welcome. Shiori: How come you were interested in English? Nao: Well, because English in an international language, so if I study English, I thought I can (get) more chance to speak with other countries’ people. And, I can have, I can get opportunity to work in foreign countries. So, that’s why I am learning English. Shiori: Okay, thank you. Nao: Thank you. Shiori: Bye! Nao: Bye!

10/6/22

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 03

こんにちは！ That’s RICE Season ２　lesson３　です。今回も前回に引き続き「Japanese Culture」がテーマです。前回と同じく　”Take part in…” に注意して聞いてみましょう。スクリプトはこちら↓　コメントお待ちしてます：） Momoko: Are you interested in Japanese culture? Haward: Yes, of course. Momoko: So, have you ever taken part in some activity or events in Japan? Haward: Yes. Actually just last month, my wife and I are building a new house, so we took part in a traditional ground breaking ceremony. Momoko: Ground breaking? Haward: Yes. Priest came to our land, and read a special prayer, and then we had a ceremony to dig in the ground for the first time. Momoko: That’s good.Thank you. Haward: You’re welcome. ＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊　＊ Marie: Hi, John. John: Hi, there. Nice to see you. Marie: Ah, are you interested in Japanese culture? John: Yes, very much. Marie: Oh, really? Oh, have you ever taken part in Japanese culture? John: Yeah, many times. Yeah, all different types of events, really. My… my biggest memory of a Japanese cultural event comes from Nagano Prefecture. I lived near Lake Suwa, Suwa-ko, and I took part in the Onbashira. Marie: Onbashira? John: Event. That’s a famous event from Nagano Prefecture. Do you know Onbashira? Marie: No. What is Onbashira? John: Umm…it’s a traditional Japanese event where people in the Suwa area, they take long trees, they cut the tree down, and they take the tree to a temple, and during the journey they must pull the tree over mountains, across rivers, and then, they push the tree down a mountain, and the men try to ride on the wood, and it can be very dangerous. Marie: Don’t wear clothes? John: Oh,well…they wear the special uniform. Each area has a different color, and my area in Okaya was yellow. Marie: Yellow? John: So, I wore a yellow uniform. Other areas were red and blue, so it shows the differences, and so taking part in an activity, meant that I had to wear a yellow uniform everyday. So, my wife said I look(ed) like a banana! A banana on a piece of wood! Marie: Good experience. John: It was little dangerous at the time. All the people who took part there were friendly, but some participants actually died. Every time they have the Onbashira, every seven years, and some participants actually fall down in the water or have an injury or some died. So, it can be little bit frightening. Marie: Ok, thank you.

10/6/7

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 02

こんにちは！ That’s rice season 2　二回目のレッスンです。今回は「Japanese Culture」がテーマです。 Key Phraseは” Take part in…”　です。前回より少し長めですが、キーフレーズに注意して聞いてみましょう。スクリプトはこちら↓　コメントお待ちしてます＾＾・・・・・・・＊・・・・・・・＊・・・・・・・＊・・・・・・・＊ Yo: 　　Hi, Patric. Patric: 　Hello, Yo, Nice to meet you. Yo: 　　Nice to meet you too. 　　　　Are you interested in Japanese culture? Patric: 　Oh, yes. I love Japanese culture. Yo: Have you ever taken part in Japanese cultural activities or events? Patric: 　Well, I have not really participated in any of this Japanese cultural events or ｆestival. 　　　But I’ve, actually, gone to a Japanese festival. Yo: 　　Could you tell us about it? Patric:　 Well, I was teaching in Ritsumeikan Asian Pacific University, and I was in Beppu. 　　　And there was a summer festival. 　　　　　 And I was amazed to see many Japanese wearing Yukata. And they have lots of stores selling Japanese food, and I totally enjoyed the festival. 　　　My family was there and they loved it too, and that was the first time I attended Japanese “Matsuri”. Yo: 　　 Oh, thank you. Patric: 　Thank you. ＊・・・・・・・・・＊・・・・・・・・・＊・・・・・・・・・＊ Yo : 　　　Hi, Melody. Melody: 　Hi. Yo: 　　　Are you interested in Japanese culture? Melody: 　Yes, I am. Yo: 　　　Have you taken part in cultural events or activities in Japan? Melody: 　Yes, I have. 　　　　　　　When I was living in Kyoto, I joined a Taiko group and took part in…let’s see…We had practices twice a month, and then, sometimes, We had a concert. 　　　　And when I went back to Canada, I joined a group called, Ottawa Taiko. And then I took part in many performances. 　　　　We performed almost every week. Yo: 　　　Wow! Melody: 　Yeah, since I came back to Japan, I haven’t taken part in much Taiko unfortunately. 　　　　Too busy. Yo: 　　　Ok, Thank you. Melody: 　You’re welcome.

10/5/31

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VideoSeason 2 Lesson 01

お待たせしました！！ That’s rice season２での初めての投稿になります。今回は、「あいさつ、greeting」です。 Key phraseは”please call me” です。初めてなので、バタバタするかと思いますが、これからよろしくお願いします。＾＾スクリプトは、こちら！！！コメントお待ちしてます！！ Keiko: How do you do? Yuuki: I’m fine thank you, and you? Keiko: Fine thank you. What’s your name? Yuuki: My name is Yuuki Watanabe. Keiko: Yuuki,Okay. My name is Keiko Saito, so please call me Keiko. Yuuki: Okay. Keiko: How shall I call you? Yuuki: Please call me Yuuki. Keiko: Yuuki. Okay. Miki : How do you do? Shawn: I’m fine. I’m Shawn. Nice to meet you. Miki : Nice to meet you, too. So, please call me Miki. Shawn: Yes, okay Miki. Miki : Please call me Shawn. Shown: Okay, Shawn. Shiori: Hi! Nao : Hi! Shiori: How are you doing? Nao : Yeah..fine thank you. Shiori: My name is Shiori, so please call me Shiori. Nao : Hi,Shiori.My name is Nao, call me Nao. Shiori: Okay, Nao. Koyori : Hi! How do you do? Patrick: Hi, how are you? Koyori : I’m fine thank you. My name is Koyori, so please call me Koyori. Patrick: Hello, Koyori. My name is Patrick. Nice to meet you. Koyori : Nice to meet you.

10/5/20

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VideoFinal Lesson part 3

とうとう最後のパートとなりました。 Part 3 では、SALC(Self Access Learning Center)と体育館の紹介をします。今まで見てくださってありがとうございました！ Thank you so much!!

10/3/11

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VideoFinal Lesson part 2

Part 2 では、食堂とクラブ活動を紹介します。 Part 1 引き続き、楽しいインタビューがたくさんあるので、ぜひ見てください♪

10/3/11

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VideoFinal Lesson part 1

私たちの大学生活も残り半月になりました。今回で最後の”That’s Rice”です。 Final Lessonでは、私たちの大学紹介をします。Part は全部で３つです。大学内の映像や画像はもちろん、先生方や学生へのインタビューがたくさんあるので、楽しみながら見てください！！大学生活の様子もよくわかりますよ♪ Part 1 は、図書館と教室を紹介します。

10/3/11

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VideoLesson 19

投稿が遅くなりすみません。今回はNESS英会話教室へ行ってインタビューして来ました。授業をしていて嬉しかったことや大変だったことなどを尋ねました。

10/1/19

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Lesson 18 (Audio)

動画が重くて見れない人のために、音声を用意しました。ぜひ、聞いてみてください！

09/11/25

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今回のレッスンは、Northern Lights 最終章です！ Could you tell me about your country? which place do you recommend in your country? を、聞いてみました☆ Could you tell me about your country? Well, uh… being from Canada, I think the most important thing is the nature, and people love ice hockey. Ice hockey. Ice hockey! Do you play it? Yeah, I, I’m actually a coach. I’m… I have license to coach. Yeah, yeah. So, uh… yeah, and it’s a … it’s a good game. Can you play it in Japan? No. Not in Niigata, yeah. There is no ice in Niigata any more. Makes me angry. Haha. Which place do you recommend in your country? Uh… actually, my country, I recommend the most is Vancouver. Vancouver. Because of the, uh… skiing, the nature is really beautiful, very projective, and very safe, place to visit, so yeah. That’s… yeah, that’s I recommend. That’s where I recommend, yeah. What is souvenir… what is popular souvenir in your country? Uh… I think, in Canada, most popular, of course, is maple syrup, of course. And ah, what else is popular…? Yeah, ice wine. Ice…? Ice wine. Ice wine? Yeah. Which is very popular. Wine? Yeah, yeah. It’s sweet wine, like a dessert wine. Which is very popular in Canada as a souvenir. Yeah. Most people in Canada drink beer. Haha.

09/11/25

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Lesson 17 Part 2 (Audio)

動画が重くてダウンロードができない人の為に、音声ファイルを用意しました。ぜひご利用ください！！

09/11/25

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Lesson 17 Part 1 (Audio)

動画が重くてダウンロードできない人のために、音声ファイルを用意しました。ぜひご利用ください！

09/11/25

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Menu 前回に引き続き、小さいころの夢について聞いてみました。 Nao What did you want to be in your childhood? Ah, when I was a little girl, I wanted to be a cookery teacher, cooking teacher. Cooking teacher. Cooking teacher, because my mother used to teach cooking in the evening. Um…so when I saw her teaching cooking, oh, “I want to be a cooking teacher” as well. Yeah. Ah, what, ah, what did, your dream changed? Yes, my dream changed. I’m not a cooking teacher. I’m an English teacher. So obviously it’s changed. But I’m so interested in being a, kind, teacher. Ah, teacher! Yes, yes. Um…when you were in elementary school, junior high school, did you want to be a teacher? Well let me see, mainly I didn’t think about it so much, but when I became a college student, there was a course to be a junior high school teacher. So I used a course to be a qualified a teacher, and…it was ah, very difficult to pass public school teacher’s exam, but I tried many times, maybe three times I failed, and it (was) forth time I finally passed (the) exam, then I could become a teacher. But maybe in the elementary school, junior high school, I was not thinking to be a teacher. Yeah, but I was a o…in junior high school, I started to learn English. Ah, English. And I am so interested in learning English. Um…I thought it will, well, my, um…and learning English gives ah, gives me kind of entry to different world do you see? So um…I’ve thought that, when I become a… college student, I can learn English and also I can teach English, that would be really nice job to learn to be an English teacher. Ah, so you now an English teacher, do you have fun for the job? Yes, yes. I like teaching very much. Ah, when I was 30 years old, I quit ah…working in the junior high school and I went to England to study more at the post of graduate student, then I came back, now I’m not teaching in the junior high school, but, yeah, I like teaching university or college student(s) now, yes. OK, thank you. Thank you very much. Mizu What did you want to be in your childhood? I wanted to be a baker. Baker! Or I wanted to be a pastry chef. I liked cake, I really like to bake cake and cookies. When did you start to think(ing) to be a teacher? Ah, teacher…um…junior high school, ah~, when I was 12, 13 years old. I met a wonderful English teacher and I liked her and I wanted to be like her. Ah~, that’s nice. Are you having fun with teaching English? Uh-uh, uh-uh. I am. What makes you happy when you are teaching English? When students bring some questions and I answer, and then they suddenly make this beauty and smiley faces and very smiling “thank you”, and I really like that moment. And then also they try to speak English to me and make a conversation and that… it is also a fun moment and interesting really, I like that moment too. That’s fun. OK, thank you. You’re welcome.

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Menu このレッスンでは小さいころの夢について聞いてみました。 Key Expression What did you want to be in your childhood? John What did you want to be in your childhood? Well, that’s a good question. I think I had many dreams when I was a child. When I was a young boy in England, I think first of all I wanted to be a sports man like every boy to be a successful, soccer player, for example. And then, later, I loved to look at books with the ships in and I loved old ships and I loved to draw old ships. I think maybe for a short time I wanted to be an artist. But I wasn’t, I wasn’t very good. But I loved that. Then, oh…for a short time, I, I remember watching a very popular TV series about a hospital. And I thought, oh…I would love to become a doctor. But then I discovered it was very difficult to study to become a doctor. So I gave up that idea. Um…what else…um…then later asI grew up and I went to junior high school, I became interested in languages. And I loved to study French, German and Latin. Do you know Latin? It’s a very old language. But I really was interested in languages. Not so good, my results were not so good. But, I think, my dream then in the future was to have some connection with language. Maybe to teach language or to…study more languages myself in order to become multilingual, for example. So that was the last dream I had and it’s now, come true! That’s nice, isn’t it? Are you having fun with teaching English now? Yeah. I really, I am actually. Since I came here, in April, I found that the students are, ah, very enthusiastic about English. Um…and the level is a little higher than my old college. Um…I really loved my old students but my new students are a little different, ah, university students. How, how different? Well, I, my old students when I was in at college in Nagano, they were very friendly but some of the English levels were very low. When I was teaching, I came out. “I have a pen, do you have a pen?” “I have a dog, do you have a dog?” Bhhhhhhhh (He don’t remember what he said.) But now I can teach more interesting things. Um…for example, in my academic English classes, I can teach a little bit about business, in different countries, which is very interesting and very important for the future studies next year. So now, I think, I’m having fun because the, it’s, the more…bra bra bra, variety…in the studying, not just “I have a dog” Thank you. You’re welcome. Bethany What did you want to be in your childhood? My childhood. Um…I don’t remember from my childhood, my very young, like 6 years old, 7 years old, I don’t re…I don’t think I was thinking about a job yet. But probably from about around junior high school age, I started to want to be a CIA agent. CIA agent…what?? CIA is the, Central Intelligence Agency in the USA, so it’s like a spy, a spy. And um…so I imagined to be, or police, police force FBI or CIA, some kind of spy, secret police. Ah. I had that, idea until probably…late high school, early college, and then, I understood politically how, CIA politically, does not do good thing in my opinion, my political views changed, or became more solidified, so I changed my mind. And through university, I realized I wanted to be a teacher. Ah, teacher. English teacher? Um…during university it wasn’t clear what, I know what I want to teach, and I wasn’t clear what I want to teach. So then I came to Japan, um…and I had the chance to try teaching English and I enjoyed that, so I stayed. Ah, so you have fun with your job now? Yes, I enjoy my job very much. I have a great job and I’m very happy to be an English teacher here, yeah. Oh, that’s great nice! OK, thank you. Thank you.

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Lesson 16 (audio)

音声ファイルです。

09/11/25

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VideoLesson 16

お待たせしました！今回は『shopping』について聞いてみました＊ Waht’s something you’ve bought recently? Which department store do you go to most ofen? What’s the most expensive thing you’ve bought? 少し聞き取りにくいかもしれません(^o^;) が、頑張ってください!! スクリプトはしばらくお待ちください(><)

09/11/24

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Lesson 15 (Audio)

動画が重くて聞けない方に音声だけ用意しました☆

09/10/28

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Hello everyone, Lesson 11に引き続き、Northern Lightsのオーナーにインタビューしてきたよ！！ What’s your culture-shock in Japan? Could you tell me your traditional festival in your country? を質問したよ(^^)★！ What’s your culture shock in Japan? Uh… I think, when I first came here, my first culture shock was ah, seeing everybody smoking. Smoking? Yeah. So, I came about 10 years ago, and I saw everybody smoking in the vending machine, jihanki… Yeah. Everywhere I saw. That’s strange, you know? Yeah. So, that’s No.1, I guess. Haha. Do you smoke? No. No. Uh… sometimes I have a cigar, special hamaki, yeah, sometime. Just for a special occasion, birthday party stuff… It’s cool. It is cool! Haha. It’s horrible, but it’s cool. Yeah, okay. Could you tell me your traditional festival in your country? Uh, usually, traditional festival usually would be like a winter festival? Yeah, please. Uh, every city has different winter festival. You know, Food, skating outside on a frozen lake, stuff like that, yeah. Uh… you know, sometimes they make a snowman. Uh… they have like prizes in stuff… What’s prize? A prize, like No.1, 2, 3,… of the best one. Like a competition? Yeah, sure, sure, competition, yeah. And also, uh… sometimes they have an ice sculpture. Ice sculpture? The block of the ice, and the… they make nice… Like a shape, or… yeah. Yeah, so. Yeah, they have that, so. That’s… that in Canada Day is popular. So Canada Day basically is just the birthday of Canada when it started, so.

09/10/28

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Lesson 14 Part 2 (Audio)

動画が重たくてダウンロードできない人のために、音声（MP3）版を準備しました！よかったらこちらも利用して下さい！！

09/10/24

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Menu パート１に引き続き、高校時代に困ったことについて聞いてみました。JeffとGregの会話をお楽しみください！ Key expression Did you have any trouble when you were a high school student? スクリプトあります。こちらからどうぞ～＾＾♪ Script Did you have any trouble when you were a high school student? Well…not especially, I didn’t have any trouble with bullying which is a major problem you might be telling us about that in a minute. Oh…my first memory of high school and trouble would be, thinking back to when I studied physics. Physics. Yeah, studying energy and all that sort of thing. Am…and that was because I really didn’t enjoy studying that class, mainly because I was terrified. Terrified? Terrified to stone of the teacher at that time. Yes, I think the reason why I was terrified from the beginning, was my brother, before me, my elder brother had told me about this teacher. And so I had, kind of, you know, built him up and worried about this teacher even before I got to the high school. Right. So when I was in his class, I was, you know, already terrified. But he was, actually, very terrifying as a teacher. He’s just loud, would get very angry, if he was handing the homework back in a book, even if you’d done it well, he would throw it across the room. At you? Yeah, on to your desk. And the book would…fu fu fu fu fu like this, disintegrate. He was just, he was right he was rude when I think about it. Yeah, I’ll say. And he was annoying, but mainly terrifying, we were just, I and other students too, just, you know, really terrified of this guy. He never hit, hit me, but I do remember him you know, he would get student by the neck, ahh By the neck?! By the neck! Is that OK at school? Well he did it. You know, maybe now he wouldn’t get away with it. Ahh! And he, ah. Terrible! Oh, I think I remember him going like that on somebody too. He was very severe. Yeah, I’ll say. So needless to say, I had trouble passing. And did you pass? No, no. I think for physics, I failed and…maybe even got a U-grade. “U” means “ungraded”. But I should’ve got a “T” for “terrified”. So… “Scared”, “S” for scared. Yes. So unfortunately, yeah, I had bad experience and I had trouble studying at all. Yes, also my physic teacher was like that. Oh, OK, OK. But I did, I did, you know, have, problem with, with the other students. Did you have any trouble in high school? Yeah, yeah. I was, in a high school, I was very shy that was a skinny guy, you know. Sounds like me now?? Sort of kept away to himself, I had my group of friends we were all very quiet. And I had trouble, sort of, avoiding this big gorilla like muscular guy who thought it was his duty to pick on me, bully me. And so I had, it was really difficult because he was, in fact…, in, the same home room as me…because his last name, first letter and my last name, first letter were quite close in the alphabet. So I had a hard time, you know, not meeting him. Right, right. And ah…usually I tried to walk on the other side of the hall or sit on the other side of the room, or you know, keep my head down because inevitably he tried to take a, what we wouldn’t, necessarily swing me all the time, but he would say, you know, verbally abuse me. That hurts more than physical sometime. Sometime, it does. But, I means, once he actually did hit me and I was so shocked and surprised that, you know, I just didn’t want to have anything to do with him. But strangely enough we were both in the chess club, after school. Perfect! And I ended up the playing him. OK, And almost always, Did you lose? I beat him. That’s why! Maybe, maybe. No, almost always, not all the time, but almost always, I was able to beat him at chess. OK. And after that, I’d just run. Fortunately he lived, you know, in, one part of the town and I lived in the other p

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Lesson 14 Part 1 (Audio)

動画が重たくてダウンロードできない人のために、音声（MP3）版を準備しました！よかったらこちらも利用して下さい！！

09/10/22

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Menu 今回は高校時代に困ったことについて聞いてみました。 Key expression Did you have any trouble when you were a high school student? Lesson 14 はPart 2　まであります★　続きもお楽しみに！お待たせしましたスクリプトです！こちらからどうぞ★ Script Howard Did you have any trouble when you were a high school student? Yes, I did. Oh, what? Ah sometimes I had trouble in my English lessons when I was a high school student. Oh really? Yes. I had a lot of trouble writing and spelling. Spelling? Yes. Is it difficult for native English speakers? Not everyone, but it is difficult for some people and I had a lot of trouble spelling. Even now, when I’m writing or using a computer, I have trouble spelling and I use spell check on my computer a lot. Ah. Do you care something to correct the skill? (Did you care something to improve the skill?) I tried many things, but nothing worked for me. OK. Thank you very much. You’re welcome. Mizu Did you have any trouble when you were a high school student? I did. Tell me more about it. Oh I had trouble studying. Studying? For tests. For test? Yes, because I belonged to a club activity. I played basketball. So I didn’t have time to study. Ah I see. How did you overcome that problem? Ah I had to study until 1 O’clock, 2 O’clock in the morning. Yes. I kept studying, studying, studying. In diary (usually) when you had a club activity and you have to study, how did you balance? Well I finished my club activity at 6 O’clock and I came home and had dinner with my family, and then I was really tired, but then I had to study, so I was forcing myself to study and sit in front of … Desk? Exactly. That’s hard to study It was very hard. Ah it’s very good thing(s) to your future…? Right, because I learned how to balance the club activity with studying. So it was a very… Very good experience, yes. Thank you very much. You’re welcome. Tina Did you have any trouble when you were a high school student? Ah, yes, I had a lot of trouble. When I first went to high school, I had trouble finding my classes, so our school was very big. It was only one story, not a high building, right, and everything was very far away, so one class would be on one side of the school, another class would be on all the way on the other side. And I was a new student, so I couldn’t find my class, yeah. And ah another problem I had, ah, I had trouble walking in the hallway, because there were many big students, very tall boys, you know, like football boys. And they would knock everybody when they were walking, and many times I was bumped or I dropped my books on the floor yeah. So I had a lot of trouble. Did he (feel) sorry to you? No. Nobody said sorry, because, you know, the football boys are kind of like kings in the school, and they, you know, walking around like a king and everybody else is, you know, nothing, so yeah, and new students are looked down at, you know, they are not respected. Yeah so everybody has a hard time ah has trouble in the first year, I think. Yeah, ah first year students are often picked on, picked on, ah… the big students like to make jokes or tease the new students, yeah, sometimes the boys would take a new boy and throw him in the garbage can. Eee… (Wow!) It’s really terrible, isn’t it. Yeah, yeah, so we have lots of trouble. OK. Thank you. Special Thanks Brown-sensei, Suzuki-sensei, Koyama-sensei

09/10/22

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Lesson 13 Part 3 (Audio)

動画が重たくてダウンロードできない人のために、音声（MP3）版を準備しました！よかったらこちらも利用して下さい！！

09/10/21

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Lesson 13 Part 2 (Audio)

動画が重たくてダウンロードできない人のために、音声（MP3）版を準備しました！よかったらこちらも利用して下さい！！

09/10/21

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Lesson 13 Part 1 (Audio)

動画が重たくてダウンロードできない人のために、音声（MP3）版を準備しました！よかったらこちらも利用して下さい！！

09/10/21

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VideoLesson 13 Part 3

Menu パート２に引き続き、日本に来て困ったことについて聞いてみました。パート３は、初登場のJeffとGregが２人で会話をしているので、ネイティブスピーカーならではの雰囲気を楽しむことができますよ♪ Key Expression Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? お待たせしました！スクリプトです★ Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? Yes, occasionally I’ve had trouble. Let me tell you one troubling experience I had when I lived in Kanagawa. Ah. At that time, I had my first car which was a Nissan car, very nice car, and I parked it outside my apartment. Uh-huh. And I went home, slept, next day, I woke up and I went to my car that I parked outside and there was a big orange label attached to the mirror on the outside of this car. It was from the police. It was a lock. I couldn’t take it off. I had trouble taking it off. So I, there was a message on this orange label lock. That said you have parked illegally. Illegally? Must not park here. Ah. You must come to the local police station to have this taken off. OK. So at first I had trouble driving this car to the police station because I was so embarrassed, because this big orange lock was on the side of my car, so I had to drive to police station, with the big orange sign on. I was very ashamed about that. Ah. At police station, ah they obviously took it off, but they said that I had to go to court to pay a fine or something. A few days later, so I was very worried about this, and so I was worried for a few days. So what happened? After a few days, I got a letter, came through the door, from the police. In English? Ah… I think my wife translated it for me. OK. It may have been, I forget actually it might have been English because they knew I was from England. Anyway I went to the police station, and before I got to the police station, there was a police man waiting at the door outside of the police station. For you? Yeah, he was waiting for me. I was walking up to the door, uhm, what’s gonna happen? And he said “It’s ok you are Greg Twomey, because you are English, a foreigner, probably you didn’t understand about illegal parking so you don’t have to go to the court. Be careful, you can go home.” So I was very pleased, yeah. So you didn’t have any trouble paying. I did actually have any trouble, I just had, ah, had trouble driving back it was just embarrassing situation. Ah OK. Well I’ve had trouble with a parking problem too, but it was here in Niigata. Yes. When I was living here, about a year, I didn’t speak much Japanese, but I was working at an eikaiwa by the city office. I… it was my car actually, I parked my girlfriend’s car in front and I went up stairs to the second floor to teach my classes and when I came back, my car was gone. Oh… And I didn’t know what to do, I had trouble understanding, you know, what was happening. So ah… fortunately the eikaiwa owner’s husband, Japanese, and he speaks English too, so the police had chalked a message, where the car was. And he read the message and together he and I went to central police station but unfortunately, ah… the police officer, that we encountered ah… was not very helpful, in fact he was, you know, pretty nasty about it. Was he young or old? Ah he was, you know, late middle ages and he insisted that I show my passport, of course, now, even then I knew by reading the handbook that Niigata provides for foreign residents that I didn’t have to carry my passport I have, ah, was is called a gaikokujin-card, and it has my picture on it and my address, so I knew that I only had to carry that, but this policeman was, you know, very insistent that I had to show him both the passport and the card, and so, you know, we argued about this. He had trouble understanding this for some reasons. So I finally I showed him in the guidebook in which has English and Japanese, I showed him the Japanese section which

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VideoLesson 13 Part 2

Menu パート１に引き続き、日本に来て困ったことについて聞いてみました。 Key Expression Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? スクリプトあります。こちらからどうぞ～＾＾ Script Howard Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? Yes, I have. Yeah, what? When I first came to Japan, I often had trouble understanding people. Ah, about language or culture? Um…both, but mostly about language. When is the most…trouble scene in Japan? Um…when I first came to Japan, I spoke Japanese that I learned from my textbook. But…regular people didn’t talk that way. So I had trouble understanding every day people. Wow…how do, how did you overcome that problem? Ah, lots of practice. Practice! Yes. Speaking? Speaking and listening to people and watching TV. Ah…watch, watching TV is, ah, very effective? It’s very good to understand how real people talk, not like in the textbook. What’s the best program…did you…? News, news? Or…some No, no. It’s kind of embarrassing. But I watched, ah, “Nurse no oshigoto”. Ah~! It’s drama? Yes. It’s drama. So…drama is very good to study language, Japanese? Yes! It was very good for me. OK, I’ll try it. Yeah. Thank you. You’re welcome. Tina Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? Actually, ah, yes, I did. Um…so when I came to Japan, I couldn’t speak Japanese and a friend of mine and I were walking down the street. And we wanted to find a restaurant. Restaurant. Ah, do you know KFC? K, F, C… Kentucky… Kentucky, yeah. We wanted to find Kentucky Fried Chicken but we couldn’t find it. So we, we had trouble speaking in Japanese. Um…we asked many people. Um…in Japanese, we could say only “Chicken doko ?” “Chicken doko?” We said many times in Japanese. And each time, the people were very confused. Actually, they had trouble understanding us. Yeah, so it was, ah, very difficult situation. Um…now I think it’s funny. But at that time, I was very stressed. And we couldn’t find KFC. Too bad. Yeah. So, um, and we, we ended up eating ramen instead, yeah. Thank you. Yeah. !!Special Thanks!!

09/10/20

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Menu 今回は日本にきて困ったことについて聞いてみました。 Key expression Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? Lesson 13 はPart 3　まであります★　続きもお楽しみに！お待たせしました。スクリプトです！ Bethany Have you ever had any trouble in Japan? Ah yes, I had a little trouble getting my driver’s license. Oh in Japan? In Japan. I have a U.S.A. driver’s license and I had to get the Japanese driver’s license but I had a little trouble getting the Japanese driver’s license. Because the handle is… No, because…the tester. Tester? The man giving the test. Paper test? Driving test was very strict. Wow, how strict? Ah…he said that I drove all over the road but I think I drove straight. So it’s very dangerous, isn’t it? Well, it’s different. Different? It’s usual in America about your driving? In the U.S.A., I had a driver’s license and it was okay. In Japan, I drove for 3years on an international license, it was okay, and changed from international license to Japanese license, the tester was very strict. I know I’m a good driver, so it’s okay. Ok, thank you very much. Thank you. Patrick Have you ever had any trouble in Japan or anywhere? Oh, yes. When I first came to Japan, I had trouble understanding Japanese. Japanese are nice people, but sometimes, when they speak hogen, I have trouble understanding hogen. So what’s the most impressed(impressing) Hogen in Niigata? I have not really talked to people in Niigata, but when I first came to Japan, I stayed in Beppu…Beppu in Oita. And Oita-ken… Oita prefecture? Oita prefecture, the hogen is terrible. I don’t understand. Although you studied Japanese before you came to Japan? I’ve learned Japanese for 3 years but I still have trouble understanding Japanese used by the people in Oita. So how did you overcome that problem? I asked my son. My son is 8 years old. He studied in a kindergarten, he learned a lot of hogen and he taught me how to speak Japanese. Ok, wow, that’s nice. So I just…but Japanese is a nice language but sometimes I have trouble understanding the language use because Japanese speak too fast. Fast? Oh, really? Yes, for us, Gaijin. It’s too fast. Wow. But now I’m ok. I’m able to understand. Thank you very much. Thank you for interviewing me. Thank you. Mizu Have you ever had any trouble in Hawaii? I…I have If so, what kind of trouble did you have? For the first 2 months…2 or 3 months, I had trouble communicating with people in Hawaii. You mean it was difficult to speak English? Speak English also and understand the cultures too. What culture(s) were you surprised (at)? Ah…like all cultures. Like…they were all new to me. Filipino cultures and Hawaiian and Korean and Chinese. So did you study the cultures? I tried to learn their cultures and tried to have fun with them. How did you manage to communicate with them? I really like talking to people, so I just spoke to…spoke to them and tried to learn their cultures and their ways of speaking from them and if I had questions, and then I just…I didn’t really hesitate to ask any questions to them. It’s good to communicate with them. Yeah, it was a really good communication I guess. Thank you. You’re welcome.

09/10/19

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VideoLesson 12 Part 2

お待たせしました！ Part2です。

09/9/30

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VideoLesson 12 Part1

今回は2回に分けてお送りします！テーマは「各国の魅力」です★ Key Expressions ＞What’s the fascinations of your country? ＞Have you ever sightseeing in Japan? ＞What place do you like best in Japan? スクリプトはもう少しお待ちくださいm(__)m

09/9/29

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VideoLesson 11

Hello〜！！☆☆ 今回はNorthern Lights SPECIALだyo！ ★Question★ Please introduce your restaurant. What dishes do you recommend? Do you have any traditional foods in your country? とてもおいしい料理がたくさんあり、雰囲気のgoodなお店でした♪ みなさんも行ってみてねえええええ！ I’m from Canada. And what’s your name? My name is Dustin. Dustin? Yeah, yes. Dustin. I’ve been in, ah, Niigata for a little over ten years. Yeah. Oh, long. Yeah. Kind of long. Yeah. In my free time, I like to watch movies. Ah, I like to watch documentaries on the Internet. Japanese? Um, sometimes. Yeah. I like Japanese horror movies. Really? Good. Pretty scary stuff. Sometimes I like to cook and sometimes I do wood working. Like making things, like in the restaurant that I own, ah, I make the tables and things like that, so. Thank you. Thank you. At first, please introduce your restaurant. Ah, well, my restaurant is a Canadian restaurant, ah, in Niigata. It’s been here for almost four and half years. It’s ah, Northern Lights, okay? In Niigata and… Ah, it’s Canadian dining bar and we have many different foods. Some is, some foods are the same as, ah, the foods in America and, ah, kind of similar, so and we have Japanese staff and many Japanese customers, so and it is a lot fun, so, yeah. Thank you. And, do you have, sorry. What dishes do you recommend? Well, ah, in the winter, I recommend, ah, the Canadian style , ah, something called Shepherds pie which is like a gratin. It’s got hamburger, cream corn, ah, mashed potato and put it in the oven. That’s good. And I also recommend a cheese burger. Just it’s really good. So. Sounds delicious. It is, trust me. How ‘s (the) size, of cheese burger? The size, the size of cheese burger is probably two hands like this. So, good size. People are shocked when they see it. Haha, so yeah. Do you have any traditional foods in your country? Ah, we have something which is a French food, called, ah, Poutine. Poutine? Putin is basically French fries with a gravy sauce and melty cheese over it. So I’m getting hungry. Haha, anyway. It’s kind of gratin? Lasagna? No, no no. It’s just like it, gravy in the cheese, so that like just topping and you put in the oven and then, you know. So that kind of thing. That’s in this restaurant, it’s most popular, so people eat it. I want to eat it. You’re more than welcome. Haha. After we finish filming.

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VideoLesson 10 Part 2

Key Expression What kind of movie do you like? お待たせしました★　スクリプトです！ ~SCRIPT~ David What kind of movie(s) do you like? I like all kinds of movies. But I think at my age, I prefer human drama type movies. When I was younger, I liked horror movies, action movies…but I think these days I prefer more human drama movies. For example…? For example ah…well, it’s not a new movie but a few years ago there was a very famous movie called The Shawshank Redemption. Shawshank…Redemption? It’s difficult. Well, uh, in many movie ranking surveys, this movie in many places, this movie is one of the top 5 movies. So, if you have a chance to watch it, I recommend you to watch it. It’s about a white man and a black man who become very good friends in prison. Prison? Yeah, it’s about the… it’s about the triumph, the triumph of…. patience and determination in the face of adversity. It’s difficult. If you have a chance, please check these words in your dictionary. Ah. ok. And another movie I like, I love animation. Animation. Japanese animation? Yes, and many kinds of animation. I like…do you know “Claymation”? Claymation? Claymation is a kind of animation which doesn’t use drawing or software. It’s kind of 3D animation. Ahhh! Using clay. Clay, clay? Um…so, it’s called “Claymation”. And I bought the latest claymation DVD for my baby. And it’s wonderful. The title is A Matter of loaf and death(*1). Loaf means bread, loaf of bread. A Matter of Loaf or Death. It’s a comedy. It’s a comedy animation and it’s wonderful. And recently, my baby is ah… obsessed with Toy Story 2. I love Toy Story. Yeah. But the first Toy Story movie is scary? Ah….little. Yeah, a little bit scary. And my little boy gets very scared watching this movie. And there was one with a kind of spider with a baby (head). Do you know? Yes. I know. Yeah yeah, yeah. And so Toy Story 2 is better. And last week I got Finding Nemo. Ahhh! And I saw it for the first time last week. Really? Yeah, it’s quite funny. It’s quite funny. John What kind of movie(s) do you like? Oh…I like all kinds really sometimes I like a human drama. Human drama? And sometimes I like a fantasy like ah Harry Potter, and ah… The Load of the Rings. What’s the best movie you’ve ever seen? The best movie I’ve ever seen? It’s a really good question. I often think about it actually. Maybeee… it’s a French movie. French movie? Called Manon des Sources. Manon des Sources? Yeah, Sources means ah water. Water? Water, and Manon was a person who lived in a house and he didn’t know there was a water source in his house. And it’s a very very good movie made about 20 years ago. I can’t remember the producer but the actor was a very big Frenchman called Gerard Depardieu. He was very ugly. But he was a hero which I, kind of, like when the hero is not so handsome. I like that movie. What ah what do you see recently? Do you see any movies recently? Yeah, quite regularly I actually I oh over the week end, what was I watching? I was watching in American TV series called Dr.House. !!!! I know. But it was my first time to watch it actually. Is it drama? Yeah, I think you call it “drama” like a human drama, hospital drama. Yes yes yes And I was very surprised because Dr.House was speaking in American but I was very surprised because he is not American, he is British. He is Hugh Laurie and he was famous about 15, 20 years as a comedian in England. When I saw him on this American series, I was very shocked because it was not comedy and he was speaking American English! He’s changed! But actually he was pretty good. And really ,oh, serious drama. Ah… Very impressed by ,uh, yeah. Ok, thank you. You’re welcome really. Special thanks★ Adamson-sensei, Coulson-sensei

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VideoLesson 10 Part 1

Menu 今回は好きな映画について聞いてみました Key Expression What kind of movie do you like? お待たせしました★スクリプトができました！ここをクリック♪↓↓ S C R I P T Bethany What kind of movie(s) do you like? Um… I like movies that make me feel good. I don’t like scary movies or horror movies or… um… very deep thought-provoking movies. I like movies that make me happy. What movie did you watch recently? Recent… ah… Recently, from TSUTAYA I’ve been renting the Harry Potter series, so I know that older movies but I haven’t seen them, so recently I’ve been renting them to prepare for this summer. I like Harry Potter too. Ah OK. Are you going to see the movie this summer? A new one is coming out. Ah yes, but I’m not going to see the new Harry Potter movie. Oh no? What movie did you watch… ah… My favorite? Terrible. Terrible movie, scary movie? Scary movie, yes. Um… lately I know I don’t like scary movies so I don’t watch them any more. But I guess… I guess, if I think about it, when I was younger like Exorcist? The Exorcist movie and the original Exorcist. Those movies are very scary for me, yeah, I don’t like them so much. Also I like Ocean’s Eleven, Ocean’s Twelve, Ocean’s movies are very exciting too, I think. Howard What kind of movie(s) do you like? Am… I usually watch science fiction movies, or… mystery, thriller type movies. What best movie have you ever seen?(What is the best movie you’ve ever seen?) I think my favorite movie is maybe Blade Runner. Pardon me? Blade Runner, Do you know that movie? No. It’s kind of old. It’s more than 20 years old and Harrison Ford is in it. It’s a very exciting science fiction story. Are you going to watch Harry Potter movie? Yes. My wife and I are going to see it next Monday night. Ok. Thank you. Nao What kind of movie(s) do you like? Ah I like romance very much. Romance? Yeah. Ah what’s your favorite movie title? Ah Notting Hill. Notting Hill? Sorry I don’t know that movie. Well actually it’s an… English film and Hugh Grant, an English actor, appears and also Julia Roberts, American actress, appears on the movie. It was released in 1999. 1999 oh… Actually at that time I was in England, studied in Essex University. I was single and in the movie the American actress fell in love with (an) English man, and eventually they got married. So I thought whether I can get married, fell in love, get married with English man. Then the dream realized! Now I have (an) English husband! Ah that’s very nice! That’s very surprising because your dream came true. Yeah, that’s right, but my husband is not so handsome as Hugh Grant. I don’t think so. Mizu What kind of movie(s) do you like? I like any movies but not scary ones. I don’t like scary movies. Me too, what(’s) your favorite movie? My favorite movie… I have a lot of… I have a lot of movies that I like, but I like Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo, wow. I watched it, I watched the movie like more than ten times. Oh really? Me too, I like Nemo. Really? OK. I like Walt Disney’s movie. Umm. Are you going to see the new Harry Potter’s movie? Yeah. I do so. I think so. It’s coming out very soon, right? Oh wait, tomorrow? Yeah. July 15th. Are you? Ah no… Because I don’t have any time. Ah but maybe later? Yes. You’re going to go watch it. I think I’m going to go watch it, if I have time. Oh, great. Thank you. Thank you. Special thanks…★ Iyobe-sensei, Brown-sensei, Adamson-sensei, Suzuki-sensei

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VideoLesson 09

今回のlessonでは好きな季節と季節の行事について聞いてみました Key Expression Which seasons do you like? What holiday do you like the most?

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VideoLesson08

今回はspecial summer lesson!! Native speaker との会話をのぞいてみよう☆

09/8/24

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VideoLesson 07 Part 2

Menu 前回に引き続き夏休みのプランについて聞いてみました。 Key expression Do you have any plans for the summer vacation? スクリプトは少しお待ちください…

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Menu 今回は夏休みについて聞いてみました。 Key Expression Do you have any plans for the summer vacation? Howard Do you have any plans for the summer vacation? Actually I’m going to be very busy this summer vacation. I have a lot of work to do, so I won’t have any travel time. Will you go back your home (town)? No, unfortunately I don’t have time. It’s too bad. I think so too. How about except not work or…the…go to swim…Do you go to swim to…in (the) sea or something? Uh…probably go for a driving the mountains on a weekend or I might go to the beach and I probably going to go to a few concerts this summer. Which beach will you go? I live near Kobari beach so I’ll go there. Ok. Thank you. You’re welcome. Mizuho Do you have any plans for the summer vacation? I’m thinking about going to Disneyland with my friends. Disney Land! Wow! Really? How many days are you going to…? Two days. Two days? Yeah. I think I’m going to stay at a hotel in Tokyo and coming back here. Oh really? Do you want…do you want to go (to) Disney Sea? Ah…I haven’t decided. Oh really. Either Disney Sea or Disney Land. Maybe Disney Land because of the Monsters Ink…the new ride? Monsters Ink? I’ve heard of the new ride, so I’m very excited to see it. So maybe like Disney Land. Disney Land. Yeah. Ok. Thank you. You’re welcome. David Do you have any plans for the summer vacation? Yes, I do. I will go to Britain to do some research work. What kind of research? Well, the last few years, I have done some research and maybe…do you remember that you took my words quiz? Ah yes! Oh, yeah. And this is one part of my research, so I have finished my research now, so I must write some reports. Are you going to show that research in…ah…any…somewhere? Not this summer. This summer, I’m going to write a report. Ah report. Yes. What’s your another plans for the summer vacation? No plan! I have a…I…I…reserved a very small hotel room for two weeks and I am going to study for fifteen hours every day. It’s a tough. Well…yeah, but I need to have this quite time. So you don’t have enough time to spend with your kids or family? Well, no, no, I’m very sad. I’m very sad but I have to do that. Are you going to go (to) Britain with your family? No…just me. So I feel very lonely. I will feel lonely because… How long will you stay there? Two weeks. Just for working and talking to my professor. It can’t call summer vacation. It’s not a summer vacation. It’s not…it’s not a vacation. It’s not a vacation. Ok. Thank you. You’re welcome.

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VideoLesson 06

Menu 今回のLessonでは旅行について聞いてみました Key Expression ・How many times have you traveled abroad? ・What was the best place for you? ・Which country do you most want to visit? 修正しました。遅くなり申し訳ありません。 Howard How many times have you traveled abroad? Oh! Good question. Thirty or forty maybe sure. I…I have to count maybe thirty. Melodie How many times have you traveled abroad? Many…uh… gush. I tried to go to Canada every year, although I didn’t go Canada last year. I’ve been to several countries in Asia. I’ve been to some European counties. I’ve been to United States. So I like to travel. Yeah Bethany How many times have you traveled abroad? Oh..abroad from Japan or to Japan? This is abroad for me. Uh..from Japan? The other countries besides Japan? Yes. OK! Ah…I think the traveling times to other counties besides Japan probably four or five. I’ve… Between high school and University I lived in Ukraine ah…for one year. An university I went to back to Ukraine a couple of times. And I’ve been to China. I’ve been to Mexico. Canada. I’m from USA. This is Japan. Patrick How many times have you traveled abroad? Many times. More than ten times. Wow! Howard What was the best place for you? Best place for me. Uh…..I lived for two years in Istanbul and I really liked it. It’s a great city. Melodie What was the best place for you? Best place for me. Well the best food was in Taiwan. The food was so delicious and made me cry. And the most beautiful place was the Prague. I think you call “Praha”. Oh…. Yes. Prague was very beautiful looks like fairy tale city.　So that was my favorite place in Europe. Bethany What was the best place for you? Uh….. In my foreign travel? In my foreign travel. Well…Actually I drove across the country in USA. I drove from California to Pittsburgh. Uh …And I I really like the Rocky mountain area. For me that’s not foreign travel. I’m American so that’s in the USA But that that space the Rocky mountain was very very beautiful picturesque space, with lots of nature, and, I like, maybe, I like them, the best,I think David What was the best place for you? Oh …Uh…. a long time ago, I went to Vietnam. There! I found the very beautiful place in Vietnam. Patrick What was the best place for you? I’ve been to many places. I’ve been to UK. I’ve been to Australia. I’ve been to Hong Kong, China. I’ve been to Brunei, Taiwan. Now Japan. That… that I think the best place I’ve been to is probably Japan. Oh. Thank you! Howard Which country do you most want to visit? I’ve never been to India. And I think it’s really interesting. And I’d like to go. Why do you want to go? I just think that history and culture are very interesting. Melodie Which country do you most want to visit? I’d like to go to Singapore. Actually that’s number 1 of on my list. Why? I heard the food is good, and I heard the food was very safe. Yeah, food is priority. Bethany Which country do you most want to visit? Oh .. I think Australia. Why? I have the images that the Australia is very fun, and people are friendly, and I have a very happy, warm, exciting image of Australia. I don’t know if it’s really like …that or not. But I’d like to go and experience uh… The Australian people, and the nature (of) Australia. David Which country do you most want to visit? Australia. Why? I went there, I went there before and I want to go there again to see uh…. nature. Patrick Which country do you most want to visit? I live, I have a chance, I would like to visit USA again. Why? I’ve been to Hawaii, and I love Hawaii, and I like to visit USA.

09/7/14

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Lesson5 今回のレッスンでは What ’s your favorite sport? Do you often play it? What sport would you like to try? Bethany What’s your favorite sport(s)? Ah, sports. I like sports a lot. I like many sports. Uh… I say, my favorite sport, to do, to do is snowboarding. Oh! Snowboarding, right now. Uh… and I just started cycling. Cycling. So, I just bought a bike and I cycle a lot now. To watch, I like, I like to watch baseball. Baseball. I really like watching baseball and American football, too. What’s sport would you like to try? To try? Uh…what sport would I like to try… maybe downhill sking! You don’t (play) ski? I, I can ski, but not… I would like to ski more. More aggressively, yeah. I think that would be a good sport to try. And surfing! Maybe surfing sounds like fun, too. Surfing. Yeah, surfing. Melodie What’s your favorite sport? My favorite sport… to watch, or to play? Ah, to play. To play? I used to play badminton. Ah, Badminton? Yes. I also like it. Yeah, it’s a good game. Uh-huh, yeah. And… what’s…what’s sport(s) would you like to try? I’m not very athletic. I’m big scare to try sports. Uh… I think maybe I’d like to try martial arts someday. Martial arts? Karate, or… Ah, yeah. It’s a Japanese sport. Yes. OK. Thank you. David What’s your favorite sport(s)? To play, or to do? To play. Ah… I don’t play sports now. Uh… before, I played squash. Squash? What’s (the) sport(s)? Ah… squash is a kind of racket game. How do you play (it)? Ah, so, two people play like tennis or badminton. But, there’s no net, and we play in a big room. And we can bounce the wall… we can bounce the ball against each wall. But there is no squash court in Niigata, so I cannot play this game here. Oh! I want to play it. It’s very fun. OK. What’s sport would you like to try? Tennis. Tennis? Yes. You don’t play tennis? No, I play squash. Oh, squash. Yes. So, tennis is similar to squash. Uh… thank you very much. You’re welcome. Patrick What’s your favorite sport? Oh! I love to play badminton, tennis, table tennis. I love swimming as well. I like jogging. Oh! You are (an) athlete. I love, I love sports. Yes. Ah… do you often play it? Yes. I try to jog at least two times a week. But in Japan, I seldom have the chance to play tennis because of the weather. Ah… what sport would you like to try? Uh… badminton. Badminton? Yes. Yes. I used to play badminton, but I didn’t play for a long time, so when I come over here, I’d like to pick up the game again, and try to play more, badminton. Thank you. Yeah.

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VideoLesson 04

Menu 好きな食べ物を聞いてみよう！ Key expressions What’s your favorite food? Script Howard What’s your favorite food? Oh… That’s a very difficult question. It depends on the season. Season? Yeah. Ah… so do you like Japanese food? I do. I do. Especially, now in the hot weather, I like soba a lot.. soba! Yeah. Ah… it’s hot soba or cold soba? Cold soba. Cold soba in the summer? In the summer, yeah. How about in the winter? In the winter? Usually, I like nabe or like nimono. Nimono? Yeah. Do you cook? Uh-huh. Wow. Bethany What’s your favorite food? Chocolate! Chocolate? Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate! You love chocolate. Yes, I do. Ah… what kind of… what kind of company… what company… Oh, which company? Yeah. Ah… I think Meiji is pretty good. I often buy the Meiji bar. Ghana is good. Ghana is good. Do you know Hershey’s chocolate? Yes. My state, I’m from Pennsylvania in the USA and in Pennsylvania, Hershey town is in Pennsylvania. So you your town is the most famous city about… Near, it’s in the same state. It’s not my town but the Hershey town is in my state. Ah! My town is in the state. The state is big so, but Hershey many people know the Hershey name but I like… It’s a little bit too sweet for me now. I prefer the Japanese one… Morinaga… also very good chocolate. How many chocolate do you eat one day? Definitely once. Definitely one (once). Definitely once. Sometimes two or three. (It) depends on the day. Melodie What’s your favorite food? That’s difficult to answer… Ah… you have to narrow it down. Maybe… Do you like Japanese food… or Canadian food? I do like Japanese food. I’m, I like pretty much any kind of food. Which kind of food do you like the most (best)? Well I think since I came to Japan it depends on the season. Ah… So if you ask me, you know… How about in summer season? In summer season? Ah… I like a zarusoba. Zarusoba? Yes. That’s cool. I like Ten-zaru. I can eat ten-zaru anytime. How about in the winter? In the winter? Ah… I’d have to say Nabe. Nabe. Yes, because it’s easy and delicious and it’s warming, warms you up. It’s nice in a kotatsu on a cold night to have a nabe. Yeah, so let’s have a nabe party in the winter. Ok. Let’s have a nabe party. Ok. Yes. Thank you very much for today. You’re welcome. Ok? Yes. John What kind of food do you like? Oh, that’s a good question. I always enjoy talking about food. What I, kind of, like…well my wife is Japanese and I’m English, so we kind of enjoy a mixture of food. Some style of European and some Japanese style like a fusion style. At once? Yeah. It sometimes looks a little bit strange but it’s pretty delicious like, I enjoy lots of salad. My enjoy… my wife enjoys sorts of rice. Rice. And ah yeah, kind of mixture. Ah… for example? Well I think the other day my wife got some really nice fish ah… some tuna fish and she said “how can we cook it?” And I said wow I have a good Mexican salsa recipe. Mexican salsa? Salsa. It’s like a spicy tomato sauce. Ah… it’s covered with…like something Yeah, tomato, lime and chili, and Pepper in it. Nao fried up the tuna, Japanese style and I prepare this Mexican salsa. We got ah…uh ah! Together! I see. It was quite interesting, so… Is there something name? No. I think it’s John and Nao’s special spicy tuna. It’s just our family recipe, you know. I want to eat someday. You should come around to our place. Try our special tuna recipe. I’m looking forward to eating it. Yeah. Thank you. Ok. Bye bye. Bye bye. Mizu What’s your favorite food. My favorite food, I like Italian food. Italian food. Yeah. So, for example? Ah, I like pasta. Pasta. I like many kinds of salad. How a[...]

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VideoLesson 03

MENU 相手の趣味や、休日の過ごし方を聞こう!! Key expressions 1, What’s your hobby? 2, What did you do during the G.W? 3, What do you usually do in your free time?

09/6/24

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VideoLesson 02

Menu 相手について知ろう！ Key expressions Where are you from? Do you have any brothers or sisters? How old are they? Bethany I’m from Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the USA. Oh, USA! Yes. Yeah. I want to go there. Oh, please do. Do you have any brother(s) or sister(s)? Yes, I have tｗo younger brothers. Two younger brothers. Good. Do you… My one younger brother, ah, lived in Ishikawa Ken for one year. Oh! And he can speak Japanese. Do you have any pet(s)? Pets, now I don’t. Ah, I used to I always had cats when I grew…as I was growing up I always had cats. Ah, but right now I have no pets, not now. Thank you. David Where are you from? I’m from the UK. UK? Hum. Oh, I went there last summer. Did you? Yes. How was the weather? Oh! Good! Every day is sunny.. Summer in the UK is the best season. Yeah, I see. Do you have any brother(s) or sisters? Yeah, I have two sisters and one brother. How old are you? I’m 40. Ah! How old (are) your brother or sister(s)? Oh, my sister is 41 and my sister is 21 and my brother is 17. Oh… Howard Where are you from? I’m from Canada. Canada. Yeah. Oh, I’ve never been there. Really? You should go. I’d like to visit. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Actually, I have a big family. I have five brothers and two sisters. Oh. Melodie Hello. What’s your name? Ah, my name is Melodie Cook Nice to meet you, Melodyie Nice to meet you too. Where are you from? I’m from Ottawa, Canada. Canada. Yeah. It’s famous for maple. That’s right. That’s right. Do you have any brothers or sisters? I have one sister. Oh. How old is she? She is, she just turned 43. 43, young, older brothers? No. Younger brothers. she is younger. Ah, sister(s). Patrick Patrick, my name is Reiko. Hi, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you too. Yes. Ah, where are you from? Ah, I’m from Singapore. Singapore. I’ve never gone [been] there. Really? You should come [to] Singapore. Okay. Do you have any, any, sorry. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Yes, I have some siblings. Yes. Some…? Siblings. Brothers and sisters. Yes. Oh, I see. How many? I have three brothers and three sisters. Really? How old are they? Older than me, in the 50’s and 40’s. Oh, really? Yes, yes, yes.

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VideoLesson 01

いよいよビデオポッドキャスト公開です。 MENU 初対面の人とのあいさつ Key Expressions Nice to meet you. How do you spell ___? スクリプト John When it’s hot, I just want to sleep all afternoon. Hi Mai. Oh, hi Yuri. Hi. Ah…This is John and this is Yuri. Hi there, Nice to meet you. Yes, first time. So how are you today? Ok? I’m fine thank you. And you? Oh, not not bad. I was just saying to Mai, “it seems so hot today.” I’m always feeling so sleepy on these hot days in Japan. I see. You said your name is John. Yes, John yeah. How do you spell that? John . It’s J-o-h-n. So what’s your family name? Oh, it’s Adamson. Adamson. Oh, how do you spell that? Oh it’s A-d-a-m-s-o-n. Oh it’s Adamson. The name actually comes from Scotland. Scot… ah I see. I come from England myself so I have a Scottish name, a little bit strange. Ahaha yeah so how can I call you? Oh just call me John, John is no problem. Ok thank you. I haven’t met you before so it’s nice to talk for the first time. Ok. So thank you I have to go so can I talk (to) you later? Yeah no problem. Look forward to seeing you again. Ok, anytime. Thank you very much. Take care, bye bye. Bethany Oh, that’s nice. Yeah. Have you ever been there… Hi Mai. Oh, hi Yuri. This is Yuri. Oh, hi Yuri. Yes… My name is… ah…my name is Yuri. Well nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. My name is Bethany. Bethany? Bethany. Bethany, oh… nice to meet you. How can I call you? Call me Bethany. Call me Bethany. Bethany. Yeah Bethany, yeah… ah… what… How do you spell that? Bethany… B-e-t-h-a-n-y. Bethany. Yes, it’s perfect. Thank you… ah… what’s your family name? My family name is Iyobe. Iyobe. Iyobe… yeah… It’s a Japanese name. Ah… that’s nice… Easy one. hahaha…ah… Thank you. Ah… I have to go… I have to go so… Oh… Could you talk (to) me later? Sure sure. Let’s get together maybe we can have lunch together. Thank you very much. O.K. So see you later. Bye bye. See you later. Howard Yeah, it’s really hot today. Yeah. Hi Yuri. Hi. Hi… ah… this is my… friend… this is Mai. Mai, oh hi! Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you… and… what’s your name? I’m Howard. Howard. You’re Mai? Yes. Ah beautiful name. Thank you very much… and how do you spell Howard? Howard it’ s ah H-o-w-a-r-d. H-o-w-a-r-d. Yeah Howard. Yeah nice to meet you Howard. Yeah. ah… so… So do you go to school together? Yes! we are in (the) same class. Oh same class, really,? ah… cool. Yes. How can… can we call you? Oh, people just call me Howard. Howard. Yep. Yes thank you very much, Howard. Yeah nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Thanks. Melodie This is my friend Mai. Her name is Mai. Mai. My name is Mai. Nice to meet you Mai. I’m Melodie. Ma… Malo… Melodie. Melodie. Yes. Nice to meet you, Melodie. Nice to meet you. Yeah. Are you a student as well? Yeah at college. Aha Yeah. I’m a second year… A second year student. Yeah. What are you studying? I’m studying English. Ah., great. Have you studied abroad too? Broad…? Studied abroad? In other country? Yeah, I’ve been to Australia. Oh, really? For about one year. One year? Yeah. Oh, that’s fantastic! Ah… Where? In Australia? In Brisbane. Ah ha. Are you from Australia? No, I’m from Canada. Ah Canada. Yeah. Ah which state did you come from? I’m from Ottawa from Montreal province. Oh that’s nice. Yeah yeah. Yeah can I call you Melodie? Melodie, yes please. Ah nice to meeting you. Nice to meet you. So… I have to go to class. Ah, O.K. well see you. Can I talk to you later? Please come and visit me. I have an office here on campus. Yes. O.K. See you. See you . Mizuho Hi, Mai! This is Yuri. Hello! Hello!! Hi! Nice to meet you! Nice to meet you! I’m Mizuho. I’m Yuri. Please call me Yuri. Ok, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Uh…How can I call you? Uh…uh…Mizu. Mizu? It’s very cute. Yep Where are you fro[...

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