『Isn't the Taji Mahal in India?』
Today we're correcting people politely.
How would you correct the person?
(How will you collect the person?)
Will you tell her...
例えば相手が間違っている事を言った時
相手を傷つけないようどう訂正するか？
You mean (Egypt), don't you?
I think they might be in (Egypt).
Isn't it in (India)?
Actually, I think (you'll find it's in India).
A:I'm always want to go to Agra India to see the Pylamid.
B:I think Pylamid is in Egypt.
A:I thought there is in India.
A:I really want to go to the Tokyo Disneyland. Because it's in Tokyo.
B:I think the Tokyo Disneyland in Chiba. It's in Chiba.
A:Why is it called Tokyo
Disneyland? It's should've named Chiba Disneyland. Not Tokyo Disneyland.
A:The capital city of Japan is Kyoto.
B:Isn't it Tokyo?
A:The second largest city Japan is Yokohama.
B:You mean Osaka, don't you?
A:Isn't it Yokohama?
A:There are so many English speaker and English teacher in South Est Asia. Especially in Thailand.
B:Actually, I think There are so many English speaker in Filippine.
A:Really? I thought it's in Thailand.
No way!
You must be joking!
I could be wrong, but...
I'm not sure...
A:Tokyo city is nice in China.
B:
No way! Tokyo city is in Japan.
A:I really wan to go to Colosseum in France.
B:You must be joking!
A:Why? Isn't it in France?
B:I think Colosseum is in Italy.
A:Japan is in West Asia.
B:I could be wrong but I think Japan is in East Asia.
A:But I thought ... neighbors.
このトピックは比較的優しいかも。
さて次はどうかしら。
頑張らなくっちゃ！
<Audio script>
Are you sure he was that young when he died?
Paul: Did you see that documentary on Shakespeare last night?
Anna: No. Was it good?
Paul: Yeah, fascinating. I didn't realize he was so important.
Anna: What do you mean?
Paul: Well, his impact on the English language. Do you know how many plays he wrote?
Anna: About twenty-five?
Paul: Actually, it was thirty-seven. And they said that we still use many of his expressions in modern English, for example, "It's neither here nor there." And, "It's all Dutch to me."
Anna: Isn't it Greek? As in, "It's all Greek to me."
Paul: Yeah, of course. And, you know, he did everything before he died at the age of forty-two.
Anna: Are you sure he was that young when he died?
Paul: Well, wait a moment. He was born in 1564 and died in 1616. So that means he was, um...let me see...oh, sorry, fifty-two when he died.
Shakespeare
Wrote 37 plays
It's all Greek to me.→I don't understand
52 year old died
1564- born
1616--died
～会話中のフレーズ～
Are you excited to go to F?
That's the safest way.
So the reason why I'm asking you that question today...
