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OPENING

Rosa: Hello, everyone. This is Akino Rosa. Welcome to another fun-filled Friday.

 

David: And I'm David Evans. It's time for the review.

 

 

Lesson 15 REVIEW

 

 

LISTENING CHALLENGE

 

 

MONDAY'S DIALOGUE

 

Question: Which of the following is true?

 

Choices are:

A. Cynthia is an English teacher.

 

B. Ryan wants to write a book.

 

C. Cynthia and Ryan went to the same school.

 

 

Ryan: Cynthia, hi! Fancy meeting you here.

 

Cynthia: Ryan! Wow, what a surprise! What are doing here?

 

Ryan: I like to read a good book now and then.

 

Cynthia: That's news to me.

 

Ryan: Anyway, I heard that you quit as manager of the band.

 

Cynthia: Yes, that was quite a while ago.

 

Ryan: What are doing now?

 

Cynthia: I'm teaching English at a high school.

 

Ryan: You're a teacher?

 

Cynthia: Yes, it was a long-time dream of mine.

 

Ryan: That's really great, Cynthia.

 

 

The answer is A. Cynthia is an English teacher.

 

 

TUESDAY'S DIALOGUE

 

Question: How was Renji's Japanese history test?

 

Choices are:

A. It was hard.

 

B. He got a perfect score on it.

 

C. His classmates prepared well for it.

 

 

Aoi: So, Renji, how did you do on the Japanese history test?

 

Renji: I got 95 percent of the answers correct.

 

Aoi: Wow, that's your highest score in the subject so far.

 

Renji: Seriously, it was a hard test.

 

Aoi: But you did very well.

 

Renji: Thanks to your help. I studied hard for it. Most of the other students got lower scores.

 

Aoi: Really?

 

Renji: Yeah, they said they didn't study for it seriously.

 

Aoi: You always have to be prepared.

 

Renji: Exactly.

 

 

The answer is A. It was hard.

 

 

WEDNESDAY'S DIALOGUE

 

Question: Which of the following do the two people taste?

 

Choices are:

A. Soup that the woman made.

 

B. Soup that takes an hour to make.

 

C. Soup that is not made from pork bones.

 

 

Takuma: Finally! Okay, let me taste the soup of this vegan tonkotsu ramen. Itadakimasu!

 

Kelly: How is it?

 

Takuma: Mm. It's surprisingly rich like real tonkotsu soup.

 

Kelly: Let me try. Yeah, it's hard to believe it's not made from pork bones. So, was it worth the wait?

 

Takuma: I think it was worth the hour-long wait.

 

Kelly: That's normal for a popular place, apparently.

 

Takuma: I wonder if we can ask the owner for the recipe.

 

Kelly: It's probably a trade secret.

 

 

The answer is C. Soup that is not made from pork bones.

 

 

THURSDAY'S DIALOGUE

 

Question: Who will go to the hair salon and for what?

 

Choices are:

A. Adam will go there for a haircut.

 

B. Roxy will go there for a haircut.

 

C. Adam's wife will go there before going shopping.

 

 

Maki: サロン・ド・マキマキでございます。

 

Dad: Hi, Maki, it's Adam Gordon.

 

Maki: Oh, hi, Adam. It's been a long time. How are you?

 

Dad: Good. Hey, listen, Maki, I was wondering if I could make an appointment for tomorrow at 4:30.

 

Maki: Just a haircut for yourself?

 

Dad: Yeah, it's not Roxy or my wife this time.

 

Maki: Let's see…could you come in at 4:15?

 

Dad: I'll try. I may be a little late. I have to do some shopping first.

 

Maki: Sure, no problem. See you tomorrow!

 

 

The answer is A. Adam will go there for a haircut.

 

 

SAY IT IN ENGLISH!

 

Situation 1:

夫の同僚があなたのホームパーティーにやってきました。初対面のあいさつをしてください。

 

例えば

こんにちは。こちらこそお目にかかれてうれしいです。あなたはバラが好きだと聞いています。私もなんです。ちょっと飲んだら、私の庭にお連れしますね。ご興味を持っていただけるかもしれません。

 

など

 

[ヒント] ちょっと飲んだら after a couple of drinks

 

[解答例]

A: Hi, nice to meet you.

 

B: Hi. Nice to meet you too. I heard that you like roses. I like them as well. After a couple of drinks, I'll take you to my garden. You may be interested.

 

[解説]

Hi. Nice to meet you too. I heard that you like roses. I like them as well.

 

Nice to meet you too. Nice to meet you. への定番の受け

次の文は heard の後ろに節を置いたリポート文。この文はレッスン11で学んだそのままの形。

覚えていてくれましたね。

 

 

After a couple of drinks, I'll take you to my garden. You may be interested.

 

take … to ~は「…を~に連れていく・持っていく」

may は助動詞「~かもしれない」。50%程度の可能性を表します。「そうかもしれない し、そうではないかもしれない」ということ。

 

 

Situation 2:

あなたはアイドルグッズ売り場の店員です。ヒロト48のアクリルスタンドを買いに来たお客さんに、在庫切れであることを伝えてください。

 

例えば

ヒロト48のアクリルスタンドですか?残念ながら、その商品はとても人気で、今在庫を切らしています。次の入荷まで待っていただけますか?来週の水曜日だと思います。

 

[ヒント]アクリルスタンド acrylic stand / 在庫切れの out of stock / 入荷 delivery

 

[解答例]

A: Do you have this?

 

B: An acrylic stand of HIROTO48? Unfortunately, that item is so popular, and we're out of stock right now. Could you wait until the next delivery? It's next Wednesday, I believe.

 

[解説]

An acrylic stand of HIROTO48? Unfortunately, that item is so popular, and we're out of stock right now.

 

2文目では、unfortunatelyを文頭に置き、以降が「残念・あいにく」な内容であることを指定します。

 

 

Could you wait until the next delivery? It's next Wednesday, I believe.

 

Could you?は、丁寧な依頼の形。

until は「~まで(同じ状態が続く)」ことを表す前置詞。

I believeは「~だと信じる」で、I thinkよりも強くかたく響く言い回しです。

 

 

ENDING

Rosa: You know, we should make an acrylic stand of Hiroto.

 

Onishi: Ha-ha. No, thanks.

 

David: Really? I think it would sell pretty well, to be honest.

 

Rosa: You know what. Let's make one of David.

 

David: Oh, what?? Me? No!

 

Onishi: Oh, that's good .

 

大西: 冗談です。

 

 

ろーざ: そうだ、ヒロトのアクリルスタンドを作ろうよ。

 

大西: ははは、遠慮します。

 

デビッド: 本当に?結構売れるだろうと思うよ、正直いって。

 

ろーざ: じゃあさ、デビッドのをつくろう。

 

デビッド: ええ、なんだって? 僕?いやだよ。

 

大西: いやあ、それいいね。 冗談です。