2019 ラジオ英会話 Lesson 11 onの広がり①
Chris: Roza, It's your turn.
Roza: What? Ah, ready Already? I'm still on break. Hey, guys. This is Roza Akino. What are we going today?
Chris: Hi, guys, Chris McVey here. I'm so happy to be back in the studio for another week's lesson.
KEY SENTENCE
He went to Vietnam on business.
DIALOGUE
Keiko: I'm happy to be back in Texas, Luke.
Luke: It's great to see you again, Keiko. It has been over a year, hasn't it.
Keiko: Yes. Your father's restaurant hasn't changed and the Mexican food is still great. By the way, where is your father?
Luke: He went to Vietnam on business. He wants to open a restaurant in Hanoi.
Keiko: Do Vietnamese people like Mexican food?
Luke: I heard they appreciate the spicy flavor.
Keiko: I hope he is successful.
If you have the textbook, I'm sure you'll appreciate all the extra information.
CHECK YOUR GRAMMER!
I'm happy to be back in Texas.
I'm so happy you enjoyed it.
He wants to open a restaurant in Hanoi.
BUILD UP YOUR VOCABULARY
He went to Vietnam on business.
He is on sick leave.
I'm on duty now.
I heard it on the radio.
I always write on a computer.
I live on the Yamanote Line.
EXPRESS YOURSELF IN ENGLISH
My favorite band is on tour at the moment.
Sensei: What does "tour" exactly mean?
Roza: Well, "tour" means going around several different places. so a band on tour will would be going around contries the country or going around the world.
Chris: That's right. I mean the original meaning of "tour" is just around, so, to go around from place to place. And I wonder how many of our listeners have made a the connection between this word and "tourist". A Tourist is a person who goes around visiting from place to place.
I know how to play "Bappy Birthday" on the guiter.
Sensei: So, "on the guiter" here is similar to " on the computer", right?
Chris: Absolutely.
Roza: That's right. It's the same kind of platform, image.
Sensei: Have you been to Vietnam?
Roza: I have never been to Vietnam. How about you, Chris?
Chris: Yeah, I've been to Vietnam and I did a wonderful tour of Vietnam. from the north Hanoi, right the way down through Da Nang and Hue, all the way to Ho Chi Minh City. One of the things you notice in Vietnam is a number of scooters. It can take you ages to cross the street because no one will stop for you, you know.
※ディクテーションの際の聞き間違いや聞き逃しを赤文字で記してます。
"would"を"will"と聞き間違えてました。また、冠詞"a"と"the"がうまく聞き取れていませんでした。
"of our"は発音がリエゾンしていたため、"of"を聞き逃してしまいました。