蟲毒　∞　infinityさんの おぼえた日記 - 2020年2月2日(日)

Let’s get started with day Seven for the month of January.

Hi, everyone!
I’m Steve Soresi.
And I’m Jenny Skidmore.
Thanks for joining us.


Let’s get started with our first time trial.
SPR Training!


OK, how was your first round?
Did you try to say each phrase?

Now you can check your answers with mine.
And if you have our textbook, you can open it up and follow along.
OK, here we go!



◆ゴミ置き場　　garbage room

ゴミ置き場を探しているんですが。
I’m looking for the garbage room.



◆資源回収箱　　recycle bin


プラスチックはこの資源回収箱に入れて下さいね。
Just put plastics in this recycle bin.


この資源回収箱は、何用ですか？
What’s this recycle bin for?
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★「これは何に使うものですか？　What’s this for?」
　それを応用して What’s this recycle bin for?



◆～禁止です。　お勧めの表現は We are not allowed to ～


ここは飲食禁止です。
We are not allowed to eat or drink here.
　　↓
We are not allowed to ～、つまり「私もあなたも含めて」
You are not allowed to ～ より We are not allowed to ～ だとソフトです。


ここは撮影禁止です。
We are not allowed to take pictures here.


洗濯物を窓から干してはいけません。
We are not allowed to hang laundry from the windows.
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★hang laundry つまり「洗濯物を吊るす」ことが禁止です。
　dry laundry よりも hang laundry のほうが分かりやすいです。



いつも何時に寝ますか？
What time do you usually go to bed?


いつも11時頃に寝ます。
I usually go to bed around eleven.


夜はあまり音をたてないようにして下さいね。
Just don’t make too much noise at night.



OK, did you understand those phrases?
It’s your second try.
We’ll pick up the pace a little in round 2.
Here we go!



OK, time’s up.
Great job!



It’s time for the Ten-Second-Challenge.

This is a great way to practice speaking.
Try to say as much as you can within ten seconds.
OK, here’s the question for today’s Ten-Second-Challenge.

What do you usually do in the evening?
いつも夜は何をしていますか？

So, try your best to reply with two or more sentences within ten seconds.
Here’s the question.
What do you usually do in the evening?


OK, time’s up.
Well, how did you do?
Did you reply in your own words?
So next, we’ll check a sample reply.

OK, listen closely.

What do you usually do in the evening?

I don’t have a routine.
I usually listen to the radio, read a book or catch up on emails.
I go to bed around eleven.


OK, this is your chance to do even better than before.
Here’s the question.
What do you usually do in the evening?



OK, time’s up.
All right, how did you do?
We talked about rules in a community.
OK, your speaking skills are getting better day by day.
So, see you next time on Eikaiwa Time Trial.
Bye-bye!