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Akb-48 will create a study abroad manual for overseas students before they retire from Takamune editor-in- chief.
This program is brought to you by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
This is the study abroad manual editorial department.
Are you following the editorial department well?
Attention, please!
We have reporter Mayu and reporter Annin with us today.
You know them, don't you?
Of course we do. We met them at work several times.
Do you know that you studied abroad?
No, I don't know.
You don't know?
You are so good at English that you can interview foreign stars in person.
As you talk about studying abroad, I hope you can learn some English tips.
Yes, ma'am!
They are going to interview Marisa Sekine.
What is her experience of studying abroad as a bilingual talent like?
Nice to meet you.
Where did you study, Sekine-san?
I studied marketing communication at Emerson University in Boston.
For example, when you go to a supermarket, you know how things are arranged, don't you?
Everything is arranged and decided by marketing.
I learned a lot about advertising and advertising.
I was able to understand how things work in the world.
If you don't like something, you can change it.
You can change it while you are there.
So I decided to do it first because I was interested in it.
If I hadn't done it, I would have graduated from college.
Even for beginners like us, is there any tips you can get used to?
I think the most important thing is the feeling of wanting to talk.
Even if you eat an apple yesterday, you won't know that you ate it yesterday.
It's the same in Japanese.
It's difficult and you don't think too much about it.
By the way, what did your father say when you were studying abroad?
He said he was worried about security and such.
But I checked everything in advance and told him that I would protect myself.
And when I explained it to him, he said he understood.
Lastly, is there a cool English phrase we use on stage?
I love you all
One, two...
I love you all
Yay!
It will be like that.
Isn't it good?
You two, please use it properly on stage!
All right!
Boss!
What do you think?
As expected of you, boss!
How was it? Did you listen carefully?
Of course!
Going to a regular show every morning seemed like a lot of work.
No, it's not like that.
It's about studying abroad.
Of course, I've learned how to study abroad and how to get used to English.
As expected of you!
It doesn't matter if it's a word.
You don't have to be afraid of speaking English.
The point is that you don't have to be afraid of speaking English and you can speak it.
Now, Marianne's reporter will say the coolest English phrase she thinks is cool on stage.
Please strike a pose and do it!
All right!
Three, two, one!
This is a doyamina
What?
By the way, you can see their study abroad manual from here.
Please check it out right now!
Next week, we'll hear from a social entrepreneur, Mr. Kogure.
- Excuse me. - Excuse me.
- Are you Mr. Murase? - Yes, I'm Mr. Motokawa.
Thank you.
Some of you may want to study abroad.
What should you do first?
Before studying abroad, you should have a clear goal.
I want to do this or that when I study abroad.
I think it's important to make that goal first.
Mr. Murase's son asked about his experience of studying abroad.
I really couldn't feel the will of God like an ornamental animal.
But after studying abroad, I became much better.
And I became much more motivated.
Did you study abroad and have more confidence in yourself?
I realized that I can expand my world with my own power.
Is it about your own determination, will and being ambitious?
That's right. I want people to challenge themselves.
Fly high! New Love Japan!