ラジオ英会話 Lesson 46 Monday, June 13
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(0:32)
R: Hey, everyone, Akino Roza here. Can't you see I'm busy?
C: I can't see you are busy. You guys just stop chatting and concentrate now. OK? Chris McVay here.
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◆ Feel English / Practice
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(10:05)
C: It's practice time. Now, guys, I'm sure you remember that the direction of "look" is outwards while the direction of "see" is inwards.
(outwards 外側へ向かう going out or away from a place)
(inwards 内側へ向かう towards the inside)
(while しかし一方)
Therefore, it's natural for "see" to have the meaning of thinking, understanding, imagining, checking, all our inside mental activities. So, let's practice these.
R: And think in English.
C: The first one is a great example, "I see." It's crazy to say "I look" because "look" is only outwards. We need an inwards motion here. So, let's practice together.
"I see."
"as you can see, ～"
"as I see it, ～"
"as far as I can see, ～"
(10:53)
R: Let's continue. "I can't see him as a lawyer."
"I'll see what I can do."
(11:05)
C: Continuing on, "See who's at the door, will you?"
(11:12)
C: Once more, "See who's at the door, will you?"
(11:19)
R: And the last one. This one you should definitely remember. "See to it that the agenda is sent immediately."
"See to it that the agenda is sent immediately."
(11:40)
R: You see. You did great!
C: Great job!
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(14:43)
C & R: Practice, practice, practice.
C & R: Practice!!
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ラジオ英会話 Lesson 47 Tuesday, June 14
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◆ Opening
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(0:18)
R: Hey, everyone, Akino Roza here.
C: Hey, guys, Chris McVay here. Let's have a wonderful lesson. Let's go!
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◆ Feel English / Practice
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(9:45)
C: OK, are you ready for practice? Now, today, I want you to put one hand behind your ear and lean your head forward. Have you done that? I'm checking on you.
OK. This will give you the feeling of listening, like "look," it's an outward direction. You're deliberately pushing outward to catch whatever noise or whatever somebody is saying. OK? So, with that in mind, let's try.
(deliberately 意図的に intentionally, on purpose)
"Listen."
"Listen up."
(10:16)
R: Here too, you get that motion of the hand behind the ear. Listening close, right? So, here we go.
"Shh! I'm listening for my soccer team's result."
(10:31)
R: One more time, "Shh! I'm listening for my soccer team's result."
(10:41)
C: OK, and another example; "Don't listen in on our conversation."
(10:51)
C: Once more, "Don't listen in on our conversation."
(10:58)
R: Here's the next example; "listen to the radio."
(11:05)
R: Now, this one, I'm sure you all do; "listen to Rajio Eikaiwa."
(11:12)
R: Last one; "listen to classical music."
(11:19)
C: Well done, guys.
R: Excellent work!
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(14:43)
C: You know what? This reminds me of the dace cha-cha-cha.
(reminds me of ～を思い出させる)
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ラジオ英会話 Lesson 48 Wednesday, June 15
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(0:17)
R: Hey, everyone, Akino Roza here. Hey, Chris...
C: What?
R: Did you hear about Onishi-sensei?
C: No, what happened?
R: I don't know. Let's find out.
C: Ugh, Chris McVay here. But I do know that I feel totally engaged to this program.
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◆ Feel English / Practice
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(10:03)
C: OK, it's practice time. I'm sure you remember the pair, "look and see." "Look," the motion was outwards and "see" was inwards. I'm looking and looking and, “Ah! Now, I see it.”
Well, it's the same with this pair, "listen and hear." "Listen" is outwards. I'm listening, I'm listening and then inwards with "hear." So, it's the same feeling, right? Shall we try that then?
(10:25)
R: And remember, only think in English.
C: So, let's practice these sentences. "Did you hear that noise?" So, you listen and listen then ボン inwards, it comes and you catch it. "Did you hear that noise?"
(10:42)
C: Very good. One more, "Did you hear the news?"
(10:48)
R: Next example, "I've never heard of anyone by that name."
(10:57)
R: One last time, "I've never heard of anyone by that name."
(11:05)
C: OK, and the next one, "I heard him play the piano." So, the noise of the piano comes inwards into your brain and you hear it. So, after me, "I heard him play the piano."
(11:20)
C: Last time, "I heard him play the piano."
(11:26)
R: Last example, "Did you hear that Ken had an accident?"
(11:34)
R: So, here you imagine the information of Ken had an accident coming in. "Did you hear that that Ken had an accident?"
(11:46)
R: Excellent job!
C: Well done, guys.
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(14:23)
O: Ah... calorie-free bread? I want to get that.
C: Calorie-free bread... I've never heard of such a thing.
R: Sensei, you don't need calorie-free bread. You need calories with the amount of excise you are doing.
O: Yes, exactly.
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ラジオ英会話 Lesson 49 Thursday, June 16
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(0:22)
R: Akino Roza here.
C: Chris McVay here. But Roza, why are you making such a strange face?
R: Well, my sandwich tastes funny.
C: Ah, I see.
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◆ Feel English / Practice
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(9:28)
C: OK guys, are you ready to practice? So, we're looking today at verbs of the senses, and one characteristic of these is that there is an inward and outward side to them.
For example, "Taste this." “Maybe it needs some more salt” … is outward, you are checking whereas "Umm... this tastes too spicy." It's already inside. It's how something tastes. Let's concentrate on practicing with this in mind.
(whereas ～であるのに対して)
R: And remember, only think in English.
C: That's right. After me, "I can taste."
"I can taste."
(10:07)
C: And the next one, "Taste it."
Once more, "Taste it."
(10:16)
R: Here is the next set, first inward, "I can smell ～."
(10:24)
R: You feel the inward nuance of this, right? Now for the outward, "Smell it."
(10:32)
C: OK, let's end with feel, "I can feel ～."
(10:39)
C: OK, can you get the inward feeling there? And now, "Feel it." There‘s an outward action there, "Feel it."
(10:49)
C: Great.
R: Excellent job, guys.
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(14:23)
O: Ah! I can smell something burning. Oh, it's my fat that is burning.
C: Umm... I can barely smell anything at all so, obviously not much fat is disappearing here.
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ラジオ英会話 Lesson 50 Friday, June 17
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(0:15)
R: Hey, everyone, welcome back to the review. This is Akino Roza.
C: Hi, guys. Chris McVay here. Let's review together, review!
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(14:28)
R: Do you believe that Mr. McVay is the most important person in this room?
C: Guys, that goes without saying.
O: Definitely, no.
R: I see you guys don't agree.
