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2007.01.11
テーマ： 英語のお勉強日記(8468)
カテゴリ： 徹底トレーニング英会話
In today's skit, one of the characters, Miki, talked about a grocery clerk who had been in the newspaper.
According to the newspaper, Miki said that this clerk had always helped a certain elderly man do shopping, having carried his groceries out to his car. Moreover, she had also paid a difference for him at her own expense because he had been always a few pennies short.
After listening to this story, one of other characters, Nancy, described her as a sweet person and Miki also described her as a considerable one.
But I don't think so. I think this clerk was just naive enough to pay. How do you think about it?
Anyway, I hope she'll be rewarded for her naivete (you can call it "sweetness", "considerate" and whatever!) in the skit of next week.
今日の一文
その老人はいつも必要な金額より何セントか足りなくて。
The elderly man always seemed to ( ) a few pennies ( ).
正解
Let's Read Out Loud! 音読するぞ～
食料品店の店員さんがいて。
There was a grocery clerk.
そして、謎めいたお年寄りの男の人のことを、彼女はいつも助けてたのね。
And she was always helpful to a mysterious, elderly man.
その老人はいつも必要な金額より何セントか足りなくて。
The elderly man always seemed to be a few pennies short.
それで、彼女は助けるためにお金を出してた。
So she cipped in to help out.
Let's Listen and write!
◆rarely＝「めったに～ない」
He rarely lets his feeling show in front of people.
２．続編が第一作と同じくらいにいいことはめったにないよね。
I think the sequel is rarely as good as the original.
３．１年のこの時期にこのあたりで雪が降ることはめったにない。
It rarely snows around here at this time of the year.
◆8th Day◆
お待たせいたしました、ニューマン様。
それではハーパーさんがお会いになりますので。
どうぞお入りください。
Thank you for waiting, Mr. Newman.
Ms. Harper will see you now.
Please come in.
→学習仲間を探そう！
According to the newspaper, Miki said that this clerk had always helped a certain elderly man do shopping, having carried his groceries out to his car. Moreover, she had also paid a difference for him at her own expense because he had been always a few pennies short.
After listening to this story, one of other characters, Nancy, described her as a sweet person and Miki also described her as a considerable one.
But I don't think so. I think this clerk was just naive enough to pay. How do you think about it?
Anyway, I hope she'll be rewarded for her naivete (you can call it "sweetness", "considerate" and whatever!) in the skit of next week.
今日の一文
その老人はいつも必要な金額より何セントか足りなくて。
The elderly man always seemed to ( ) a few pennies ( ).
正解
Let's Read Out Loud! 音読するぞ～
食料品店の店員さんがいて。
There was a grocery clerk.
そして、謎めいたお年寄りの男の人のことを、彼女はいつも助けてたのね。
And she was always helpful to a mysterious, elderly man.
その老人はいつも必要な金額より何セントか足りなくて。
The elderly man always seemed to be a few pennies short.
それで、彼女は助けるためにお金を出してた。
So she cipped in to help out.
Let's Listen and write!
◆rarely＝「めったに～ない」
He rarely lets his feeling show in front of people.
２．続編が第一作と同じくらいにいいことはめったにないよね。
I think the sequel is rarely as good as the original.
３．１年のこの時期にこのあたりで雪が降ることはめったにない。
It rarely snows around here at this time of the year.
◆8th Day◆
お待たせいたしました、ニューマン様。
それではハーパーさんがお会いになりますので。
どうぞお入りください。
Thank you for waiting, Mr. Newman.
Ms. Harper will see you now.
Please come in.
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2007.01.11 22:26:19
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