2019 ラジオ英会話 Lesson 24 toのイメージ：指し示す
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EllyはDaikiに長期休暇の様子をたずねています。Daikiは浜松での祭りに参加したそうです。巨大な凧を上げる祭りのようです。
Elly: こんにちは、Daiki。長期休暇はどうでしたか？
Hi, Daiki. How was your long holiday?
Daiki: 楽しくてリラックスできました。私は妻といっしょに故郷の浜松に行ったんです。
It was nice and relaxing. I went to my hometown, Hamamatsu, with my wife.
Elly: そこでは何か特別なことをしましたか？
Did you do anything special there?
Daiki: 実は、そう、しました。毎年開かれる浜松祭りに出かけました。
Actually, yes, I did. I went to the annual Hamamatsu festival.
Elly: いいですね。それはどんなお祭りなんですか？
Great. What kind of festival is it?
Daiki: 六畳から十畳ぐらいの巨大な凧を上げるんです。
They have big kites that are about six to ten tatami mats in size.
Elly: わあ、それはとても大きいですね。混雑していましたか？
Wow! That's huge. Was it crowded?
Daiki: はい、あのイベントで今まであんなに多くの人々を見たことはありませんでした。
Yeah, I've never seen so many people at that event.
以下、いつものディクテーションです。
自分の弱点を把握するため、聞き間違いや聞き逃しを赤文字で記しました。
Chris: Is Roza here?
Sensei: I don't know.
Roza: Yes, I'm here. Hey, everyone. Sorry for making you wait. This is Roza Akino. Let's get started.
Chris: And this is Chris McVey. Okey, everyone. I think we should have a nice and relaxing lesson today.
KEY SENTENCE
I went to my hometown, Hamamatsu, with my wife.
DIALOGUE
Elly: Hi, Daiki. How was your long holiday?
Daiki: It was nice and relaxing. I went to my hometown, Hamamatsu, with my wife.
Elly: Did you do anything special there?
Daiki: Actually, yes, I did. I went to the annual Hamamatsu festival.
Elly: Great. What kind of festival is it?
Daiki: They have big kites that are about six to ten tatami mats in size.
Elly: Wow! That's huge. Was it crowded?
Daiki: Yeah, I've never seen so many people at that event.
Our testbook is not as big as a kite, but it sure is filled with useful information that will make it you say "Wow".
CHECK YOUR GRAMMER!
They have big kites that are about six to ten tatami mats in size.
BUILD UP YOUR VOCABULARY.
I went to my hometown, Hamamatsu, with my wife.
Your photo must be attached to your CV.
I went to London.
I left for London
Sensei: So, what's the difference?
Roza: There's a big difference here actually.
Chris: Well, the sentence I read "I went to London" means I arrived in London.
Roza: Whereas "I left for London" means "I left for London" but we are not sure if I arrived or not, Maybe I didn't, maybe I did.
I listened to the sport's results.
I listened for the sport's results.
This may be difficult for you.
EXPRESS YOURSELF IN ENGLISH!I
Inflation jumped to 2.7% in July.
Roza: That's right. In that case, you have to say "the inflation rate".
His musical talent is known to all the world .
Sensei: So, "to" carries pointing to image, right?
Chris: Hmm. exactly. I think some listeners may have thought of "all over the world" but of course today are focuses our focus is on "to", right? So, "to all the world" is best.
Sensei: So, you know, Hamamatsu is famous for eels. Have you been there?
Chris: Yes, I've been to Hamamatsu on the way to Haneda airport.
Roza: Chris. That's not Hamamatsu. That's Hamamatsu-cho Station on the Yamanote-line.
Chris: Oh, sorry.
今回の間違い（赤文字部）は、文法をしっかり理解していれば間違いに気づいたはず。音をキャッチするのに集中しすぎていました。