ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（36）5月29日(月)
Let’s have fun today.
- And I’m feeling as strong and useful as ever.
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If I understand you correctly, sometimes we need company, other times we need to be alone.
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Genie, I have not seen you in a long time.
Yes. I needed sometime to be by myself.
I understand Genie. Dr. Frankenstein todled me that people need their space.
Yes. I've learned a lot from this experience. We need a balance.
If I understand you correctly, sometimes we need company, other times we need to be alone.
Exactlly, but I know I can't live without you Franky. I'm sorry for being distant.
Don't apologize, Genie. I need too.
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apologize 謝罪する
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Grammar and Vocabulary
I needed some time to be by myself.
*by 近接 近く by oneself ひとりで＜(自分自身しか周りにいない感じから）
I’ve learned a lot from this experience.
現在完了形「今に迫ってくる」
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Typical Expressions
If I understand you correctly, sometimes we need company, other times we need to be alone.
PRACTICE
Today we have many phrases. Let’s remember these in blocks. Don’t focus on each individual word. Remember them as a unit together. Okay?
-Okay. Let’s go.
If I understand you correctly, you’re saying ～.
If I understand you correctly, you’re saying that ～.
Excellent. Let’s try a few more.
Are you saying that ～?
So you’re saying that ～, right?
Are you trying to say ～?
Are you trying to say that ～?
Good work so far.
Our next one. Focus on “really.” Okay. Let’s try together.
So what you really think is that ～.
Okay. and let’s get through a last few.
Let me get this straight.
Here you would rephrase after. Here’s another one.
Let me see if I’ve got this.
Okay. Let’s try the last one. And this time, we rephrase before we say the practice sentence. Okay?
Does that sound about right?
I’ve got this.
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Great job, everyone. Excellent!
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Typical Expressions in Action
If I understand you correctly, you’re saying that we need at least four people for this project.
So you’re saying that it can’t be done within the budget, right?
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Hey, guys. I can’t live without you.
Really? I can.
Yeah. I can live without you.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（35） 5月26日(金)
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Thanks for joining us for the review.
-Let’s enjoy the review together.
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What is Sally’s reason for being happy?
A She won a competition.
B Her teacher praised her painting.
C She is proud of her painting.
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I don't think I've ever seen you are so happy...
have a huge smile on your face
turn out
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What is the present Masaru received?
A A picture postcard.
B A model.
C A history book.
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Stonehenge
bunch of
Now I remember
how come
nobody really knows
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What did Ms. Stravinsky leave Europe?
A Because she didn’t like Europe anymore.
B Because she wanted to go to America.
C Because she got a job in America.
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Whould you mind if I asked...
In short
experience life in ...
be especially attracted to...
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Which question did the woman not ask Mr. Smith?
A What his middle name is.
B Why people continue to listen to classical music.
C What his opinion is on Desperate Rats music.
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I've always wanted to..
your opinion on something
Could you expand on that?
Why do people ...?
never get(s) old
only time will tell
opinion on....
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Say it in English
There have been many ups and downs in my life.
-Could you expand on that? The lisners are all curious about how you lived your life. Especially when you were in the first Rarmenator. That was a huge boxoffice hit all over the world, wasn't it?
expand
curious
ups and downs
Could you expand on that?
huge boxoffice hit
That was ...., wasn't it?
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My project? I gave up.
- What made you decide to give it up? I know you really loved it. Tell me in detail. I may be able to come up with something. Let's go for a drink.
What made you ...
decide to
Tell me in detail.
come up with
may + be able to
go for a drink
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Sensei, what’s your favorite movie?
Ah… I like many movies. But the favorite one is… How about you, David.
There are many movies I like. But my favorite is The Princess Bride. I think I know every line.
Okay. So what’s your favorite line from that movie?
Inconceivable.
That was a short line.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（34）5月25日(木)
You know, my middle name is Danger. Onishi Danger Hiroto.
My middle name is “Let’s enjoy today’s lesson.”
That’s a long middle name.
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Could you expand on that?
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Mr. Smith I've always wanted to ask you something.
Let me guess. My middle name?
No. But you can tell me that later. I wanted your opinion on something.
Sure. Go ahead. Why do people continue to listen to classical music?
Classical music is timeless.
Could you expand on that?
I believe classical music expresses universal human emotions. So it never get old.
Interesting. How about the Desperate Rat's music?
Well only time will tell.
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Grammar and Vocabulary
So it never gets old. > it =(get～になる) old
Only time will tell.
You can tell me that later.
「言う」
speak / say / talk /
tell ＞＞授与型となるのはtellのみ「messageを伝える」
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Typical Expressions
Could you expand on that?
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PRACTICE
Let’s practice phrases to use when you want to know more.
Here’s our first.
Could you elaborate on that?
Care to elaborate?
Next one.
Could you be more specific?
Nice work so far. Here are some more.
info( = information)
What other info can you provide?
What further info can you provide?
I need more than that.
I need more info than that.
Excellent. And let’s continue to the law few. These are short.
As in ?
As in what?
Like how?
How so?
That’s too much information.
Be careful with these last ones. Like Roza said, they’re very short. So it’s a very casual way to say these things.
Good point, David. That’s not too much information. -Nice!
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Typical Expressions in Action
Could you expand on that a little more?
I’m curious what you mean by going digital?
>*going digital デジタル化
Could you be more specific? What exactly did he say that offended you?
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Hey, guys. You know what. I filleted a fish last night. First, I chopped off.
www Oh! TMI! TMI! TMI!
That’s too much information. We don’t wanna hear any more details.
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fillet a fish
TMI = too much information
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（33）5月24日(水)
There’s funny stories sprouting up all around this.
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Could you say a little more about that?
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Mr. Stravinsky, would you mind if asked you a personal question?
At my age there are no personal questions. But certainly you can.
Why did you leave Europe?
Oh. that is a good question. In short, I wanted to experience life in America.
Could you say a little more about that?
You see, everything was new in Amarica. I was especially attracted to the new trends and music.
Like jazz and rock?
Yes. I like all kinds of music.
ｰｰｰｰｰ
There is no ...questions
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Grammar and Vocabulary
Would you mind if I asked you a personal question?
*Would you mind if .... (過去形=仮定法）
Everything was new in America.
Every＞ひとつひとつに目を配る「すべての」
＝＞Every～ が単数扱い
ｰｰｰｰｰ
Typical Expressions
Could you say a little more about that?
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PRACTICE
I hope you’re looking forward to practicing in detail. All right. Here we go!
Tell me more about?
One more.
Let me know more about～.
about it / about that / about your family / about your proposal
Next example.
What exactly are you saying?
Let’s try that one more time. What exactly are you saying?
Good work so far. Here are several more phrases.
I’d love a little more detail about your project.
Tell me in detail.
Could you go into more detail on that?
And one more.
Could you explain that in a little more detail?
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Okay, everyone. How was that? Great work today. Excellent, guys.
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in detail
go into more detail
detailed explanation
spare no detail 詳細をとっておかない > 細部に渡って説明する
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Typical Expressions in Action
Tell me more about your time in Canada.
What exactly are you saying? Aren’t you satisfied with your current job?
=> Aren't = Are you not
Could you say a little more about that? Not many people get to experience meeting a real-life prince.
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I have a personal question for you.
At my age, there are no personal questions, but certainly you can ask. Go ahead!
I wonder what should I ask.
Okay, what color is your toothbrush?
That’s too personal.
Ehh?
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（32）5月23日(火)
Um. Maybe he, uh, he didn’t consider you’re a friend.
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How come they built it?
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Masaru. I have a present for you. My grandparents sent it to me from the UK.
It's nice.
Don't you know what this is?
A bunch of old stones in a grassy field?
It's a small model of Stonehenge. We learned about it in history class.
Oh, yeah. Now I remember.
What's the purpose of Stonehenge anyway? How came they built it?
Well, I asked Dr. Peacock the same question. He said nobody really knows.
It's a mystery?
Yeah.
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Grammar and Vocabulary
Don’t you know what this is?
I asked Professor Peacock the same question.
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Typical Expressions
How come they built it?
PRACTICE
... Are you ready? Here’s the first.
What’s the reason?
What’s the reason for his success?
Great. Let’s continue.
What made you so angry?
What made you so sad?
Here’s another.
What brought you here?
Here’s the last two. And here. Let’s put the emphasis on “that.” Okay?
To what end did you do that?
How did that come to pass?
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All right, everyone. Great job!-Excellent work!
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Typical Expressions in Action
How come you never buy me flowers anymore?
What’s the reason? Were you not happy living in LA?
What made you decide to quit your job and take up making soba?
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Hey, guys. What do you wanna do when you retire?
I’m hoping to spend every day on uninhabited islands.
Ah, good.
I’m hoping to spend every day on an island inhabited only by horses.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（31）5月22日(月)
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David, you have a huge smile on your face. Why is that?
I’m just so happy to be here. -Oh!
-And I’m David Evans. Let’s have fun today, okay? Here we go.
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You have a huge smile on your face. Why is that?
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Sally, I don't think I've ever seen you so happy. You have a huge smile on your face. Why is that?
I really like how my painting turnd out.
It's excellent. I'd say it's your best so far.
Do you really think so?
Yes, all the colors are perfectly balanced and you've mastered several techinics.
Well I've been here student for a while now. I guess I've learned a lot.
That's the nicest thing you can say to a teacher, Sally. Thank you.
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Grammar and Vocabulary
I don’t think I’ve ever seen so happy.
That’s the nicest thing you can say to a teacher.
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Typical Expressions
You have a huge smile on your face. Why is that?
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PRACTICE
So let’s get ready. Today, we want to pay special attention to tone. Okay, guys?
All right. Let’s practice. Here’s the first.
I wonder why.
One more time now. I wonder why.
Next example.
I don’t want to marry you.
- Why not?
Do you hear my tone there?
Let’s try that one more time. Why not?
Okay, here’s our next set.
What did you do that for?
-For what?
Again. Be careful with tone here. If you say, “What did you do that for?”, it sounds very angry. So, relax if you’re not.
-Good point, David. Okay, let’s move on.
You’re more well-dressed than usual. What’s up with that?
Here too, make sure you stay light. Otherwise, it will sound very harsh.
Let’s try one more variation.
You’re more well-dressed than usual. What’s going on there?
> What’s that about? どういうこと？
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Great work, guys. - Great job, everyone.
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You've been avoiding me all morning. Why is that?
I wonder why he takes so long to reply to my text?
What on earth did you do that for?
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Hey, Rosa. What on earth are you so well-dressed today?
What do you mean today? I'm always well-dressed.
Oh that's an easy trap fall into, isn't it? Sensei.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（30）5月19日(金)
Let’s enjoy today’s review, okay? Here we go.
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What happened to Renji?
He bought a new car.
He got a home tutor.
He hit a home run.
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home tutor
math test scores are higher than mine
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What was Arnold Sylvester doing in the cafeteria?
Having lunch.
Searching for actors.
Filming his next movie.
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What's the movie about?
Has he finished ...ing?
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Where did Masami meet the alien?
On another planet.
At a vegan ramen restaurant.
At school.
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alien
vegan
what you say
where did this happen
What did he look like?
selfie
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What did Cynthia suggest to Bill?
To change the band’s name.
To get a new drummer.
To ask someone to write songs for the band.
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drummer
I know it's going to be
what used to be
what are you getting at
What do you suggest?
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Say it in English
Hi!
- Hi Ken. I know you are busy, but I'd like to hear your opinion about something. I've been offered to transfer to the London office, but I don't want to leave this team right now.
get along with...
put an end to
I think it's time to put an end to our relationship.
-What do you mean by that? We've been getting along quite well with eath other. What mede you think that way? Is it because I spent too much time with my friends?
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Hey, David. Do you spend a lot of time with your friends?
I do. I like to have home parties like … parties and … parties.
Nice.
How about you, sensei?
No, I don’t, ’cause I don’t have any friends.
Don’t worry. We’re your friends, sensei!
Hm hmm.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（29）5月18日(木)
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All right, guys. So set seriously and get going!
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Stop beating around the bush and make your point
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Bill. That new song sounds good. I love it. > ... sound(s) = good
Thanks, Sinthia. I know it's going to be a hit.
I'm not so sure. The band isn't what it used to be.
What do you mean?
It's lacking something.
Stop beating around the bush and make your point. What are you getting at?
We need to move in a new direction. > The sun sets in the west.
What do you suggest?
I'm thinking of using other song writers.
No way!
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How do you pronounce this direction
direction
[dəˈrɛkʃən] I usually say, direction.
[daɪˈrɛkʃɪn] I usually say, direction.
[dɪˈrɛkʃɪn]
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Grammar and Vocabulary
The band isn’t what it used to be.
What do you suggest?
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Typical Expressions
Stop beating around the bush and make your point.
PRACTICE
The important point for today’s lesson is tone. It’s very easy to sound angry or frustrated using these sentences. Let’s try this first one with the soft one. Okay? Here we go.
What are you getting at?
One more time. What are you getting at?
Let’s continue.
Come to the point, will you?
Get to the point, will you?
Let’s try the last one more time. And this time, let’s make “will you” into “will ya”.
Get to the point, will ya? Excellent.
All right. For this next one, let’s be frustrated. Use your tone to sound angry.
What are you trying to say?
Let’s go one more time. What are you trying to say?
Well, in that case, let’s go to our last example.
Spit it out!
Here, let’s use the angry tone again. One more time. Spit it out!
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Woh! When you say it like that, it’s super effective.
Right! Anyway, great work, guys. - That was excellent!
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Typical Expressions in Action
What are you getting at? You lost me. > you lost me. / I'm lost.
What are you trying to say? That I stole your watch?
Stop beating around the bush and come to the point, will you?
We have no time to waste. > no time to waste
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W… What are you trying to say?
I’m not trying to say anything. I’m just trying to stop yawning.
Ahhh!
Sensei, stop beating around the bush and come to the point, will you?
I’m just stopping yawning.
Spit it out!
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（28）5月17日(水)
Let’s get started. - What fun awaits us today. Let’s get started.
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What do you mean?
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OK. Masami, now can you repeat what you said?
I met an alien from another planet.
What do you mean? Where did this happen?
I walked into a vegan ramen restaurant and saw him there.
What did he look like?
Well, he has surprisingly big eyes.
Did you take a photo?
Yeah, look, this is my selfie with Zatox.
Zatox? That's his name. He's from planet Vega six.
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selfie
vegan
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Grammar and Vocabulary
Can you repeat what you said?
What did he look like?
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Typical Expressions
What do you mean?
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PRACTICE
What do you mean?
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What does and would you can be shortened to[wɑtdʌz] and [wʊdju]
What does
[wɑt][dʌz]
would you
[wʊd][ju]
So, let’s try those together. Okay. Here we go.
What does that mean?
Would you care to explain what you mean by that?
How do you mean?
*how 「手段・方法」
How do you mean? ＜What ...? より経緯・課程が感じられる
Next example.
How did you come up with that?
All right. These next three, “that” is the most important word. So stress “that” in these sentences. Okay? Here we go.
Why do you say that?
What makes you say that?
And one more.
Run that by me one more time, would you?
～の近く=by で発言を走らせる
And our last few examples.
What caused you to think that way?
And let’s continue the emphases on that here too. Next example.
What brought you to that conclusion?
And one more.
What’s that supposed to mean?
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Excellent work, guys.-What is that supposed to mean? -It means they did great!
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Typical Expressions in Action
What do you mean by that? Are you saying we have to work weekends too?
How do you mean? I’m not following your logic.
Why do you say that? I have a hard time believing she lied to you.
Let’s go!
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（27）5月16日(火)
Hey, everyone. Guess what? Believe it or not, it’s time to begin.
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Hey, Helen, guess what?
Believe it or not, I met Arnold Sylvester.
Arnold Sylvester? The actor? Where?
He was in a cafeteria. We ate lunch together.
No way! What is he doing here?
He's looking for the location to film his next movie.
What's the movie about?
I'm not sure, but it won't be another remenator film.
Has he finished searching for the locations?
No. After lunch he said I'll be back.
OK. Tell me the next time he's here.
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Grammar and Vocabulary
He’s looking for locations to film his next movie. >説明は後ろ
Tell me the next time he’s here.
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Typical Expressions
Hey, Helen, guess what?
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PRACTICE
These phrases are used to build anticipation and excitement. So put your feeling into it. Okay? -Let’s go.
Here’s the first.
Hey, Ken. You’ll never guess what happened.
You’ll never guess what I heard.
You’ll never guess who I met.
Okay. Let’s continue. Remember to focus on tone here too. Okay?
I have some surprising news from my Aunt Aki.
Aunt [ænt]
I’m so excited to tell you my good news.
Okay, so… I got some good news.
Nice work so fat. Here’s some more.
Can you believe it?
Believe it or not, ～.
You’ll never believe this, but ～.
Great. And finally.
Check this out. I passed the exam.
Get this. I passed the exam.
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Hey, David. Get this. Our listeners did excellent! They sure did!
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Typical Expressions in Action
Hey, Christine. Guess what? A new Thai restaurant opened up near my house.
Can you believe it? I won the lottery! You must promise to keep it to yourself, okay?
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Hey, guys. Believe it or not. We have to say “Goodbye” now. -We will be back.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（26）5月15日(月)
Let’s enjoy today’s lesson, okay? Here we go.
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Hi, Rena. Did you hear about Renji?
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Hi, Rena. Did you hear about Renji?
What happened to him?
He's got a home tutor. What do you think about that?
So what? Maybe he needs one.
Well. I told him he didn't need a tutor.
I guess it was his mother's idea.
Yeah, probably. Now his math test scores are higher than mine.
Really? I though you were the best in your class.
I don't want to be second to Renji.
Maybe you need a tutor too.
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Grammar and Vocabulary
What happened to him?
His math test scores are higher than mine. > mine= my test scores
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Typical Expressions
Hi, Rena. Did you hear about Renji?
=> have you heard about...?
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PRACTICE
Okay, everyone. Let’s practice today’s typical expressions. Are you ready? Here we go.
Hey, Lucy. I’d like to ask you something.
Hey, Lucy. I want to ask you something.
Hey, Lucy. I need to ask you something.
Great. Let’s continue.
Hey, Ken. There’s something I need to tell you. Do you have time?
Let’s try one more time.
Great work so far. Here’s our next.
Hey, Charlie. What do you think about our new branch in Singapore?
Okay. Let’s try to make this smooth together.
And finally let’s do several versions of this last example. Okay?
Dan, sorry to bother you, but I’d like to hear your opinion about ～.
Dan, sorry to trouble you, but I’d like to hear your opinion about ～.
Dan, sorry to interrupt you, but I’d like to hear your opinion about ～.
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All right, everyone. How did you do?-I think they all did great.-Nice!
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Typical Expressions in Action
Hey, Caleb. I’d like to ask you something.
Hi, Carissa. What do you think about all the recent road construction?
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Hey, David. What do you think about this program?
Ah, it’s wonderful. It’s so exciting and fresh…
Hey, David. What do you think about Onishi sensei?
He’s great. He’s so exciting and fr…
Fresh?
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（25）5月12日(金)
Let’s enjoy the review together.
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Which of the following is NOT true about the woman’s uncle?
He is a talk show host.
He sent an email to her.
He will buy an apartment for her.
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be about to
hang the laundly
host a talk show
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What did the woman find in Roxy’s room?
A letter from Roxy.
A souvenir.
A small package.
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a souvenir
have a quick word
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What did Brendan give to Aki?
A cup of iced tea.
A serious warning.
A diamond ring.
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This is where we first met each other
so long ago
on one knee
bachelor
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What does the woman want Doug to do?
To contact Aki.
Not to tell anyone about the news.
To go to the UK soon.
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be + all ears
strictly between you and me
probably
I have a feeling + they get married
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Say it in English
*put an end to ...
- Oh, I'm drunk
Listen, I need to tell you something. It's serious.
I think it's time to put an end to our relationship.
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drunk
Overcome by strong feeling or emotion
Intoxicated with alcoholic liquor to the point of impairment of physical and mental faculties
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- Hi!
Hi Rosa! Have you got a sce? It's about Cathy.
Don't you think she's a bit down lately? I'm worried about her.
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down
Afflicted; sick:
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Hey, guys. If your friend is down, where would you take him or her?
I would go to a cat café.
Oh, that’s easy. I’d take them to the arcade.
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arcade
アーチ構造/ゲームセンター
A roofed passageway or lane, especially one with shops on one or both sides.
A section within another establishment, as at a bowling alley or movie theater, that features such games.
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Sensei... you should use would here... Will sounds a bit presumptuous.
presumptuous
無遠慮な/厚かましい
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as with ... ～のように、～と同様に
free-range egg 放し飼い卵
You of all people... あなたこそが