ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（94）
8月24日(木)
What goes around comes around.
What has possessed you? *possess 憑依した
What’s gotten into you?
ーーー
Old jokes aside. Let’s get started, okay? have fun today! Okay!
What are you doing?
Excuse me. What are you doing?
I saw these beautiful roses. My girlfreind Jeannie loves roses.
I'm sure she does, but you can't take flowers from here.
Why not?
What's wrong with you? You can't just pick roses from someone's garden whithout asking though.
I was going to pay for them later.
Pay for them? They're not for sale. This isn't a flower shop.
But there's a sign here that says "for sale."
That means the house, not the flowers.
---Grammar and Vocabulary
My girlfriend Jeannie loves roses. 説明は後
There’s a sign here that says “For Sale.”
There + be => 初めて登場する事物を引っ張り込む
---Typical Expressions
What are you doing?
---PRACTICE
Now, today’s lesson has lots of phrases that can sound confrontational or can be used normally. Also many of these phrases mean the same thing. So, you can wonder which should I choose.
My advice is to try them all and find one that feels like you. All right? So, let’s practice. several together and see which you like best.
All right. Let’s begin. /Here we go.
What’s wrong?
What’s the matter?
What happened?
What’s going on?
*pattern 2 >
.. + with you?
強い非難のニュアンス・非常に強い言い方のため注意！
What's wrong with you?
What's the matter with you?
What happened to you?
What's going on with you?
Okay. These next few examples are a little bit stronger. Let’s try them together.
What’s gotten into you?
What has gotten into you?
What has possessed you? *possess 憑依した
And here’s a few more.
Is something wrong?
Is something the matter?
Did something happen?
All right, everyone. Good job with these. Great job practicing.
---Typical Expressions in Action
What’s the matter? Is there anything I can do?
What are you doing? That’s the VIP lounge. You can’t go in there.
＊lounge [laʊndʒ]
What’s gotten into you? You normally never make rookie mistakes like that?
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Hey, Roza. What’s gotten into you? You are so kind to me today.
Oh, well. I’m just practicing. -Practicing to be kind, right -Right!
What goes around comes around. ーOkay.
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（93）8月23日(水
"laboratory": /ˈlæbərəˌtɔri/
"pajama": /pəˈdʒæmə/
"pajamas": /pəˈdʒæməz/
Ready for another fantastic lesson?
You’ll never be disappointed listening to us.
ーーー
Zaytox, am I glad to see you again.
Hi Masami. You didn't have to rush over.
I didn't want you to leave suddenly. What's happning? What're you doing here?
I escaped from a laboratory in America.
Yes, I heard about that from Carolyn, but what are you going to now?
I want to make some friends.
Can I introduce you to my friend Sota? He really wants to meet.
Why?
He has never seen an alien befoe.
laboratory=> What's the shorter version of this word? => lab
*not labo
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Am I glad to see you again!
You didn’t have to rush over.
倒置 特定の文体や強調を表現
文の冒頭に強調が生まれたり、文体がフォーマルなものになったりする
"Rarely am I late for meetings." (私はめったに会議に遅れない。)
"Only when the sun sets do I feel truly relaxed."
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Typical Expressions
What’s happening?
PRACTICE
Today’s phrases are all set phrases.They’re easy to remember and easy to use. However, please be careful about your intonation. The line between confusion and anger is very thin here. So be sure to choose which one you need.
Keep that in mind when you do choose to use them in a conversation.
All right. Let’s take it slow and PRACTICE together.
What’s going on?
What’s the matter.
Let’s continue.
What’s this?
What’s this all about?
And a few more.
Did I miss something?
What did I miss?
What am I missing here?
Great job, everyone.
Just for fun when you’re practicing. Give it a try. The confused version vs the angry version. You might use both someday. Great work, guys.
---Typical Expressions in Action
What’s going on? We’re leaving in ten minutes, and you’re still in your pajamas.
What’s the matter? You said you’d be here an hour ago. We’re all waiting for you.
Did I miss something? Why are you crying?
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Hey, Roza. Did I miss something? Why are you crying?
I haven’t eaten uni in so long.
Would you feel better if I took you to get some sushi?
Oh! That’s a good idea.
It’s on Onishi sensei.
---ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（92）8月22日(火)
How does that sound?
Hello.
Adam? It's mom.
Hi mom. Are you at the airport?
Yes. We just went through imigration and are waiting for suitcases.
Excellent! How was the flight?
It was fine. We had a few rough spots though.
Great. How's dad doing?
He says he wants to eat ramen.
I will pick you up at the arrival area in about ten minutes. How does that sound?
That's perfect, son.
Alright. See you soon.
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We just went through immigration and are waiting for our suitcases.
go++through 困難を経験する・検討する
wait + for を求めて
I will pick you up at the arrival area in about ten minutes. 到着ロビー
in 未来in は「～後」
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How does that sound?
PRACTICE I wanna say that it’s important to add these little confirmation questions after you mention your plans. To help include the other person in the conversation. So, let’s keep that in mind as we practice.
All right, everyone. Let’s get to it.
I’ll meet you at the station at 9:30.
Is that okay with you?
Will that work for you?
Does that work for you?
I’ll meet you at the station at 9:30.
Is that convenient for you?
Great. Let’s try a few more.
We’re planning to have dinner about seven.
What do you say?
What do you think?
Okay. And let’s try a few more.
I’ll wait for you in the lobby.
Sound good? / Does that sound good?
That work? / Dose that work?
That work okay? /Does that work okay?
Will that do?
Fantastic work, everyone. Really good job!
---Typical Expressions in Action
The plan is to leave the hotel at 10 a.m. Is that okay with you?
I’ll get changed and meet you outside in ten minutes. What do you say?
First we’ll visit Toji Temple, then go to Byodoin Temple. How does that sound?
Hey, David. The plan is I eat and you pay. How does that sound?
Oh, sounds… goo… Wait, wait, wait a minute. That sounds like what… I say to you.
You know guys, that’s not really fair either way. You know, the only fair thing here is I eat and you guys pay.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（91）8月21日(月)
Let’s get ready to go!
What do you think of me taking a cooking class?
Dad. Can we order pizza for dinner?
Sure, but I was going to cook something. Grandma and grandpa are coming tmorrow. I know but what does that have to do with it?
Mom wants to keep the kitchen clean.
Alright. Hey, Roxy. What do you thik of me taking a cooking class?
Why? You already know how to cook.
I want to learn Japanese cooking.
Oh, mom would love that.
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Mom wants to keep the kitchen clean.
You already know how to cook.
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What do you think of me taking a cooking class.
What do you think of my taking a cooking class
PRACTICE -Here we go.
For these sentences, we have two parts. One, this is my plan. This is my idea. And the second, double check question.
Now a few times in the past, you’ve heard David mention that you should try to remember certain phrases as blocks, as chunks, okay?
Here’s our first.
I’m going to invest in some cryptocurrency. What do you think?
Great. Let’s continue.
I’m going to complain to the manager.
Do you think I’m overreacting?
Do you think I’m going too far?
Do you think that’s justified?
Here’s our next one.
I’m going to ask for some time off. Do you think it’s all right to do it?
And our last example.
I’m going to dye my hair pink. What would you say if I did that?
Great work, everyone. Our listeners did a fantastic job today as usual.
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I’m going to leave my car here overnight. Do you think it’s all right to do it?
I’m going to throw away my son’s video games. Do you think I’m going too far?
What do you think of me going back to school? I want to get a master’s degree.
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Hey guys. I’m going to play my son’s video games. Do you think I’m going too far? -Ah, that should be fine. Just don’t overwrite his save files.
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（90）8月18日(金)
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（90）8月11日(金)
Let’s get to the weekend review now.
Which piece of advice did Bob give Sally?
Mix more colors.
Use lighter colors first.
Use oil paints.
color
[ˈkʌlər]
be on the right track
It's best to start with...
That's what's you do when you use..
watercolors are the opposit
will + get the hang of if
What do the two people receive?
Flight tickets.
A hotel coupon.
A picture of the Loch Ness monster.
envelope
address to + both of us
have been waiting for
a wedding in a foreign county
I doubt it
Which of the following is true?
Jeremy's cholesterol levels are okay.
Jeremy needs to increase his calory intake.
Jeremy likes fish and chips.
increase
[ˈɪnˌkris]
cholesterol
[kəˈlɛstəˌrɔl]
helth check
How were your cholesterol levels?
That's what the doctor said.
be not big fun of ... except for...
certain kind of
What does the man want advice about?
Choosing a new major.
What he wants to be in the future.
Weather to take an online survey.
make time for me
He wants advice about choosing a new major.
major(s)=> change majors
to get started, I'd like you to...
How long will it take?
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I don't know what should I be doing now.
-Is there anyone who does what you want to do? If so, why don't you gather as much information as possible about that person? You might find out what you should be doing now.
gather information
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Good morning.
-Hi! I heard you were from L. A. Have you ever been to Arizona? I'm going there on business. I have a lot of free time. So can you recommend good tourist spots?
tourist
[ˈtʊrəst]
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Speaking of dreams for the future? What are your plans for after retirement?
I’m afraid I don’t have a future, you know, but after retirement, I’d like to be a fisherman. - Hmm.
How about you, Roza?
-Well, I would like to keep bees.
Hmm. How about you, David?
Ah, I’m not quite sure yet. It’s quite a long ways away. But fishing sounds nice. And honeybees sound great too. Give a lot of great ideas.
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（89）8月10日(木)
advice uncountable => advice about ....
To get started
major(s)
[ˈmeɪʤər(z]
engineering
[ˈɛnʤəˈnɪrɪŋ]
economics
[ˌɛkəˈnɑmɪks]
pattern
[ˈpætərn]
vision
[ˈvɪʒən] *not ʤə
What’s your vision for yourself?
What do you see yourself doing in the future?
Whose success could you model yourself after?
Whose success could you pattern yourself after?
model (oneself) after (someone)
To use someone as the basis, inspiration, or example for how one should be.
pattern (something) after (something else)
To use something as the template or model for the way in which something else is created or developed.
Who is someone that does what you want to do?
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It’s nice to finally get to work with someone in the same profession as me.
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What’s your goal?
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Thank you for making time for me today.
Not at all. It's my job.
I need some advice about changing majors.
Sure. What do you want to change to?
I was thinking about changing from engineering to economics.
OK. What's your goal? What do you want to be?
I'm not sure yet.
Alright. To get started I'd like you to take this online survey.
OK. How long will it take?
Just a few minutes.
---Grammar and Vocabulary
Thank you for making time for me today.
I’d like you to take this online survey.
---Typical Expressions
What’s your goal?
---PRACTICE
Now for these, we have some very frequently used questions. What do you want to be? The question is should l say this clearly or can I blend and shorten the sounds. The key to this answer is who is speaking. This is a guidance counselor. So they’re not going to use the casual, fast blended sound. So when we practice today, instead of “Whatdoyou wanna be?”, let’s practice a nice, formal pronunciation “What do you want to be?” Okay?
Here we go.
What do you want to be?
What do you want to become?
What are you going to be?
What are you going to become?
Let’s continue.
What’s your vision for yourself?
What do you see yourself doing in the future?
Great work so far. Here are some more.
Who do you want to be like?
Whose success could you model yourself after?
Whose success could you pattern yourself after?
Who is someone that does what you want to do?
Well guys. You did so great that I can see you all becoming fluent English speakers in the future. -Great work, everyone.
----Typical Expressions in Action
What do you want to be? Is there a job that interests you?
What’s your goal? Let’s start there and think about what you can do now.
Who do you want to be like? Many people pattern themselves after successful people?
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Hey guys. What was your major in college?
I majored in psychology with the minor in business administration.
I majored in bigwestology.
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（88） 8月9日(水)
Sensei, you need to eat healthier food. -I know.
Just thinking about my health check makes my blood pressure spike.
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What do you recommend?
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So Jermy, how was your health check today?
Uh... It was OK.
How were your cholesterol levels? They were high last time.
Well... they are still pretty hight.
You need to eat healthier foods.
That's what the doctor said. What do you recommend?
Well, I heard that nuts, olive oil and certain kinds of fish are good.
I'm not a good fun of fish except for fish and chips.
That's not going to work.
---Grammar and Vocabulary
How was your health check today?
=> That’s what the doctor said.
That’s not going to work.
----Typical Expressions
What do you recommend?
--- PRACTICE
Today’s phrases use lots of chunks. Can you recommend a good. Just think of it as one unit. Ah, remember it together so you can bring it out and use it easily. Okay?
Great advice, David!
All right, everyone. Here we go.
Can you recommend a good hair salon?
Can you recommend a good place for lunch?
Can you recommend a good brand?
Let’s continue.
Do you have any suggestions?
Woo! This next one is good for people who are starting in at a new job.
Let’s try this together.
I’m new to this job. Any useful tips?
I’m new to this job. Got any great tips?
I’m new to this job. Any suggestions?
I’m new to this job. Any recommendations?
Okay. And let’s go through the last few.
Any～worth + ing …する価値があるものは何か
Any ideas come to mind?
Is there anything worth trying?
Is there anyone worth asking?
Is there any place worth going?
Great job, everyone. -You were excellent!
---Typical Expressions in Action
Can you recommend a dentist nearby? My tooth is killing me.
I’m looking for a new monitor. Do you have any suggestions?
We need to decide a theme for next month’s meeting. Any suggestions?
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Hey guys, I'm on a diet. What do you recommend I eat?
Uh... I heard bananas were a thing once. Oh and the natto diet was popular for a while. Have you tried that?
Um... No, not yet.
I have the perfect idea. - What's that? - You should eat bunch of moyashi.
Oh, thank you! I'll do that!
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（87）8月8日(火)
David. An envelope came from Onishi sensei, today. -It’s addressed to both of us.-Let’s put it in the drawer.-Okay, good idea.-You don’t read that?
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envelope
[ˈɛnvəˌloʊp]
aunt
[ænt] / [ɑnt]
multivitamin(s)
[ˌmʌltiˈvaɪˌtʌmən(z)]
go snorkeling
[ˈsnɔrkəˌlɪŋ]
worth the trouble
trouble
[ˈtrʌbəl]
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Have you ever been to a wedding in a foreign country?
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Doug. An envelope came from aunt today.
It's addressed to both of us.
Go ahead.
I'll let you open it.
Um... let's see...It's the flight tickets and hotel information for their wedding. Look!
Oh, I've been waiting for this.
They chose Loch Ness in Scotland.
That's an interesting location.
Have you ever been to a wedding in a foreign country?
No. It'll be my first time.
Maybe we will see the Loch Ness monster.
I doubt it, Dug.
---Grammar and Vocabulary
I’ll let you open it.
I’ve been waiting for this.
---Typical Expressions
Have you ever been to a wedding in a foreign country?
ever=at any time
---PRACTICE
Now, “have you ever” can be said clearly and distinctly but many people shorten these two =>have you ever. At first, we’ll speak slowly and clearly and gradually speed up as we go. Sounds good? Let’s try.
Have you ever met her?
Have you ever eaten there?
Have you ever tried multivitamins?
Have you ever played golf?
Do you see how by the end “have you ever” becomes “have you ever” ?
Okay, let’s try some “have you … before” chunks.
Have you met her before?
Have you eaten there before?
Have you tried multivitamins before?
Have you played golf before?
Great
Now, we don’t always speak so formally. Sometimes we drop words when we use more casual phrasing. So, let’s try one of those together with the calling response.
Ever been there? – No. Never been there.
Let’s go again.
Ever been there? – No. Never been there.
All right, everyone. Great job with those chunks. Do you feel better with them?
Fantastic work, guys.
---Typical Expressions in Action
Have you ever been to Kokedera? You need a reservation, but it’s worth the trouble.
Have you ever seen yabusame? It’s breathtaking.
Have you gone snorkeling before? You can do it even if you’re not a strong swimmer.
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Sensei. Have you ever been to Kokedera?
No, I’ve never been there.
It’s definitely worth going. But you have to be careful.
Why’s that?
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ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（86）
8月7日(月)
Am I on the right track?
opposite
[ˈɑpəzət]
on
[ɑn]
increased
[ɪnˈkrist]
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Sally. How is the painting coming along?
I'm not sure. Am I on the right track?
Well, you need to use more watere when you mix the colors.
Loot at this part, Bob. Is this correct?
it's best to satart with light colors first.
Oh, I though I was supposed to paint the dark colors first.
That's what's you do when you use oil paints. Water colors are the opposite.
Oh, OK. I think I understand now.
You'll get the hang of it.
----Grammar and Vocabulary
It’s best to start with lighter colors first.
That’s what you do when you use oil paints.
---Typical Expressions
Am I on the right track?
---PRACTICE
Okay, everyone. It’s time for the parctice part of today’s lesson. Are tiy ready to go?
Here I want you to notice which words are emphasized. These are the important words in the sentence, okay? Keep that in mind as you practice.
All right. Listen closely and repeat after us.
I entered my account number here. Is that correct?
Let’s try one more time.
Okay, next one.
I tried a new hairstyle. What do you think? 意見を引き出す時に出てきた万能表現
Do you hear how I emphasized “think” ? That’s the important word for me here so.
Let’s try one more time. -I think it’s lovely. -Thank you.
All right. Let’s continue.
Are we on the same page?
Now let’s try that with “wavelength” instead.
Are we on the same wavelength?
And one last example.
Are you comfortable with that?
Let’s do it one more time.
Excellent work, everyone.
Roza, I think everyone did a great job today. Are we on the same page?
We are indeed.
All right. Great job, everyone.
--Typical Expressions in Action
Take a look at my essay. Am I on the right track?
I feel like there’s been a misunderstanding. Are we on the same page?
Our plan requires an increased budget. Are you comfortable with that?
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Hey, guys. Are we on the same page?
Well, I’m on page 35.
Page? You guys have pages?
＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊
What do you think of him?
fresh ideas
ask ... out for lunch
venue
What do you make of him?
make of ～ ～から作る => どんな印象を作り上げていますか？
How did you like the movie? -Great melody, David.
How do you like your steak? => 調理法
Any advice?
What would you advise me to do?
advice[ædˈvaɪs]
advise[ædˈvaɪz]
unannounced[ˌʌnəˈnaʊnst]
What do you think about me coming on stage in rollerskates and
But I support it nonetheless. - Sure. Go for it.
nonetheless. それにもかかわらず、それでもなお =Nevertheless; however.
sound[saʊnd]
What are your thoughts on that?
What is your view on that?
Would you tell us what you think?
Would you tell us how you view the situation?
Would you tell us where you stand on it?
What’s your take on that?
Thoughts?
Hit me with your thoughts.
Tell it to me straight.
It’s my favorite shade. I have 50 other options. But this one’s my favorite.
＊shade 色合い
anchovy
pizza
[ˈpitsə]
hold a meeting
I would appreciate it. (事前に感謝）
I appreciate it. （今感謝）
interested
[ˈɪntrəstəd]
As they say, all’s fair in love and war. 恋愛と戦争では手段を選ばない
all is fair in love and war
Otherwise questionable actions are acceptable under extenuating circumstances.
How do you like ... ing?
easy to ...
a big favor + to ask you
try to ... 未来志向
Would you mind ... ing? >>> No.Not at all. まったくかまわない（きにならない）
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* be good at <> be bad at ...
* you got it. 了解・いいよ
*I'll owe you one ＝＞ I'll owe you big time
owe [oʊ]
Would it be possible for you to walk me through the steps? I’d be much obliged.
I'd be much obliged.
It would make my day.
You'd be my hero.
I really could use your help.
Would you mind pushing back our meeting until later today? I have a million things to do.
like people are bringing in parrots or ferrets in there.
*here and there
Yes, I do certainly. For me growing up, my “folks” has always been my *****************************
Excuse me, but could you please put your cigarette out?
This is a non-smoking area.
* put one's cigarette out
add up 合点がいく
-To be logical or believable.
Well, I know you are a realestate agent.
If I were you, I wouldn’t let this chance slip past.
*let... slip past
So let’s lean into the verb here. Don’t even try… Okay? Let’s try it.
*lean into 立ち向かう
Don’t even try to fix this by yourself.
Don’t even think of lying to me. * lie > lying
What’s the holdup? : 何に手間取っているのか?
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*risotto[ˌriˈsɔˌtoʊ]
Pick up a form at the ward office.
ketchup
[ˈkɛʧəp]
mayonnaise
[ˈmeɪəˌneɪz]
fridge - refrigerator
a bad rap
A negative or unfavorable reputation.A criminal charge that is undeserved.
autofill verb
A feature, as in a spreadsheet, that automatically fills certain boxes with data based on information the user has entered elsewhere.
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* heartening 元気づける、励みになる
You are to remain on Mars until further notice.
You are to keep practicing and doing your best.
Don’t talk back.
smooth things over with...
丸く収める、いろいろな問題をちゃんと解決する
For sure we’ll arrive by nightfall.
* nightfall 夕方, 日暮れ
cascade down
rush down in big quantities, like a cascade
To occur in a sequence of stages or phases that begins at higher point in a hierarchy and continues to affect subsequent lower positions.
bank on
To have confidence in; rely on.
If I were in your shoes, I’d ask for a raise.
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Hey, guys. Do you spend a lot of time on social media?
Oh, I do. I spend tons of time. But I’m a looker.
Your best bet is to speak to her directly.
* best bet 最も可能性が高いもの
(one's) the best bet
The action or idea that is most likely to be successful.
It may be in your best interest to retire now.
* in one's best interest ～にとって得策で
in (one's) best interest
In the interest or for the benefit of one.
in the interest of (one)
Beneficial to one.
Take any room you please. * as you please?
as you please
- However you wish, whatever you choose
as (one) please
- In whatever way one wishes or which suits one best.
- To the utmost degree; as much as is conceivable.<= pretty as you please,
*dessert [dɪˈzɜrt]
<> desert [ˈdɛzɜrt]