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Good evening, everyone. I'm Jitoue Nene of HKT48.
My radio show "Nene, listen to me!" radio evolution has begun today as well!
So, June 9th, "Mentai Piri" will be released nationwide from today!
Yes, Kuroki-san always plays SE next to me.
But today, my computer's condition is not good and there's a time lag.
Yes, there's a time lag from Japan to America.
But I don't think you'll know about it.
Yes, and tomorrow we'll have a talk show in Yokohama!
When there's a talk show, I feel like I've released a single.
It's been four months since I released a single.
It's been four months.
But since I released that single, I'm happy that I can meet you almost every month for four months.
I don't know if there will be a single where I can meet you again.
Oh no, if I say something like this, you'll cut me out.
I hope there will be a next single as well.
And next week is "Lit Charm".
I really do something every week.
Next week we'll do "Lit Charm" twice.
I haven't done it yet.
Aoi's graduation concert and summer concert.
Summer concert rehearsals are also starting.
I also had lessons with Aoi.
I'm happy and lonely that I have time to make memories with Aoi.
Today is Aoi's last birthday party.
It's Aoi's twelfth birthday party.
She had a birthday party for Yuina.
It's for Yuina.
Yuina is twelve years old.
Yuina was born when Aoi had her first birthday party.
Aoi is celebrating her twelfth birthday party for the last birthday party.
What's going on?
I'm surprised that Yuina is celebrating her first birthday party.
I'm surprised that Aoi spends her birthday party here.
I'm surprised that Aoi hasn't changed since Yuina's first birthday party.
I'm sad and emotional.
I want to have fun with Aoi because it's her last birthday party.
I hope I can make a lot of memories with Aoi.
Let's listen to the title song.
Once again, good evening everyone. I'm HKT48's Jitoe Nene.
Today as well, my radio show "Nene, listen!" radio evolution has started!
Well then, let's go with this project right away!
Nene, listen!
This project is a new version of the project I was doing on SHOWROOM RADIO.
Anything from consultation to discussion is fine!
Anyway, listen to Nene and send me what you want!
Let's introduce it right away!
The radio name is "Low-priced Terra".
Good evening, Nene-chan.
Good evening.
Please listen to my worries.
I am from Osaka Prefecture, but I am currently working in Tokyo.
It's my second year as a social person this year, but I'm struggling with standard language and Kansai dialect.
The other day, I casually said "somehow" in a conversation with my boss, but I was told "stop it because it hits the tongue".
However, in my case, "somehow" is a respectful word, and even if I ask my parents or friends, "somehow" is said to be respectful.
Even if you actually search for it, there are many explanations that it is respectful in Kansai Prefecture.
Even in Kyushu, "somehow" was written as respectful.
I understand it in the text and think about not being rude to people over there, but as a born speaker, I don't fix it right away and suddenly say something that hits the tongue.
Nene-san also came from Miyazaki to Fukuoka, so was there a gap unique to local people?
What do you mean? What do you mean?
What do you use it for?
"somehow", right?
Huh?
"somehow", right?
Ah...
What do you use it for?
Hmm...
Coffee...
Coffee is black, right?
That's what it means, isn't it?
Wow, it's difficult!
I haven't thought about it much.
Is it rude?
But if you don't feel rude, it means you're polite.
Don't you say "coffee oil, please" to Mr. Maeda?
Oh, I see.
Then it's more like a polite way of saying it.
It's more like a polite way of saying it, but if you're a senior, you can say it.
I see, I see.
Then it's polite, isn't it?
It's like "han han".
Yes, it seems that Kuroki-san does not say it to President Maeda.
Oh, I see. But I think this is a privilege of Kansai people.
Somehow, in Kansai dialect, I sometimes forgive anything.
Do you know?
It's a little rude. I don't have any experience of being rude to Kansai people, but even if I'm told "somehow", if I'm told "it's funny", I'm like "is it funny?"
If I'm told "I'm sorry, I'm Kansai people, I don't know", I'll be like "oh, I see, I see".
Maybe it's because there is a self-awareness like "Kansai people = cheerful people", but I feel like I'm forgiven if I'm Kansai people.
Well, but I think it's true that as an educator, I'm told "boss" or "educator", but if it's a person or a person who has nothing to do with me, I don't care so much.
Maybe it's a self-awareness that educators don't care about, so I'll fix it if I'm told.
I don't think I feel anything if I'm really Kansai people.
I don't think I care much about it even if I'm not Kansai people, but I think there is definitely a clock that seems to be forgiven because it is Kansai people, so I think it's okay to use it as much as possible.
I feel like Kansai people alone are very special, so it's selfish, but it's all selfish, but I think it's okay.
The gap between local people who came from Miyazaki to Fukuoka.
Fukuoka is also a rural area, so it's completely different from Miyazaki, but the dialect is completely different, but that was eight or seven years ago, so I don't remember much.
I've only talked about one thing, but I didn't get used to the dialect of "somehow", so it took me a little time to understand the meaning.
When you order a lot of food, you say you don't like it, but it means you can't eat it.
In normal kanji, it's "tabekirenai", but in Hakata dialect it's "tabekiran".
In my perception, there are a lot of carrots here and you can't eat all of them, but in Hakata dialect it's "taberenai", you say you don't like it and you say you can't eat it all.
Depending on the food, it's difficult for me to say "kirai" and "taberenai" and "konna ni ippai taberenai yo" and I felt a little uncomfortable.
That's about it.
I think that's about it.
My memory is thin.
Was there anything else?
I don't remember.
Bridge?
Bridge? What do you mean?
Bridge?
What? Is Miyazaki all the same?
The corner of a corner, a bridge when you eat, and a bridge of a bridge.
Bridge, bridge, bridge.
Oh, that's right. I've never thought about it.
A corner is a bridge, a corner is a bridge, and crossing is a bridge.
A corner is a bridge, a corner is a bridge. I know that.
What do you mean by "a corner of a corner"?
Bridge.
Bridge, bridge.
Is there a bridge?
A bridge in Fukuoka?
Rainbow Bridge.
Somehow bridge.
Chopsticks.
Difficult!
Oh, I see. I haven't thought about it.
Oh, I see. I probably haven't been told about it, so I guess I unconsciously used it.
It's interesting. Please send me something like that. Your weird dialect or something like that.
Let's continue. I've talked about it so much that I've talked too much about it.
Let's continue with the radio name "tomi2632".
Nene-chan, Nene-cheese, Nene-cheese, congratulations on the renewal of Nene Radio.
Oh, it's not that much of a renewal, but thank you.
On May 21st, we delivered and enjoyed the literature meeting.
It was our first meeting with seven people, but we were able to see the performance of the unit and setlist change, and it was a very rewarding performance.
The project was very fun and was well received by interesting ladies.
The romance hide-and-seek that goes diagonally above Nene-chan was also good.
In the unit "hananene"'s "utsukushii inazuma", the performance of "hanamichide", which was named "super nene-chan time" on Twitter and live broadcasts, was a highlight.
There is little left with Aoi-chan, but I would like to hear your impressions of the literature meeting for the first time in a while.
Yes, there were a lot of questions from you about who the additional members were and if you graduated, you would join us.
However, as usual, we were able to continue with seven people in the form of Rito-chan.
After all, high-tension ladies are gone, and high- tension ladies can also be MCs.
Rather than anxiety about dancing or performance, I had a lot of anxiety about whether MCs were interesting or not.
After all, in a place with a small number of people called Rito-chan, it is easy to see each person's personality.
Therefore, the MCs also have a great personality explosion, and even with seven people, we have a fun performance as usual.
The unit corner changed from me and Hana-san to "utsukushii inazuma", and then Kuru-tan and Maria- san to "suika-baby".
Also, Aoi-san and Kanenden and Kokoha-chan are still tears on their faces, but the three of us are also doing it.
Hana-san and Nene were planning to do it with the same song at first.
Before going, I was crossing with Cinnamon-san, but I was going to do it, but if I had a chance, I would like to change it.
So I talked to the manager and became "utsukushii inazuma".
I hope we can show something that we can show because of our age.
The dance teacher said, "It's free there, but why don't you use more walls?"
So if you use the wall, everyone will be very happy.
Everyone, please keep an eye on Rito-chan.
I really like the balance of "suika-baby" and "maricle".
I also like that Maria-san is becoming more and more like an older sister.
I think that the balance of "maricle" and "suika- baby" is more balanced and balanced.
I think they're probably the same age, but it's not extreme, but it's like they're both good and they're both amazing.
I like it very much.
And the song is cute and it suits the song better than anything else.
I watch "suika-baby" a lot because it's cute.
And Aoi-san and the children's tears are expressive.
It's a cool song, but it makes me cry when I watch it.
Aoi, who is a first-year student, enters Aoi, who is a first-year student, and the children, who have just become high school students for a year, are desperately devouring it.
And they're both performing in a way that they don't overlook it, and it makes me cry a lot.
It's kind of like they're trying to fight there, and it's kind of like they're trying to devour it to the same level, and it's kind of cool.
And when I thought that there was only a little time left for me to see Aoi-san with these young people, I felt like I was losing.
It's very emotional and I like all of the unit segments.
After the unit segment, Aoi-san made two songs for seven people, "no way man" and "otonari deshisha wa doko o hashitte iru no ka?"
We're doing it with seven of us, and when we're doing songs that Aoi-san choreographed and lessons that Aoi- san teaches us, I feel like there's no such thing anymore and I'm very lonely.
But it's so much fun to have a literature meeting that you forget about that kind of lonely feeling, and there will be another one next week in June, so please look forward to it.
I'm doing a lot of planning and stuff, so please come and have fun at the literature meeting.
Well, for now, it's a commercial.
I'm H.K.T.48's Kitagawa Hiro.
Kitagawa Hiro's ambitious hero.
I'm doing my best to talk by myself.
I'm worried if I'm not talking about weird things.
Every Saturday at 10 p.m. on H.K.T.48's Totto's Channel.
Everyone, please listen to it!
I'm H.K.T.48's Tokida Tomoka.
#Mokanote #Firsttalk
I talk about a lot of things!
I might also talk about things you can only hear here!
Every Monday and Wednesday at 10 p.m. on H.K.T.48's Totto's Channel.
Everyone, please listen to it! I'll be waiting for you!
Jitoenene's "Hey, hey, listen to me!" radio evolution!
So, I'd like to read the continuation right away.
The radio name is from Soma-san.
"Good evening, Nene-chan." "Good evening."
Does Nene-chan know the character 'opanchusagi'?
I didn't know about it at all.
A six-year-old Yuina-chan is obsessed with it.
She buys goods with excitement.
She wears 'opanchusagi' goods all over her body.
She even ate pink 'opanchusagi' curry!
Yuina-chan said, 'Nene-chan seems to know about it, too.'
Please tell me about the charm of 'opanchusagi'.
Does Yuina-nene know about 'opanchusagi'?
Did Nene talk about it?
And just now, Yuina posted a reaction video of 'opanchusagi' on Twitter.
I see, Yuina.
Yuina carries around one-fifth of her own size 'opanchusagi' in her backpack every day.
That's right, I like 'opanchusagi'.
I think everyone likes 'opanchusagi' these days.
Like 'chikawa' and 'opanchusagi'.
What else was there?
There was another one like that, but I forgot about it.
That kind of thing is popular these days.
The charm of 'opanchusagi' is that it's exquisitely pitiful.
The name of the author is 'kawaisouni'.
Is it a Roman word? Is it a Roman word?
It's also used in kanji.
'kawaisouni'.
It's kanji.
It's 'kawaisouni' in kanji.
'opanchusagi' is pitiful.
They do you good.
'opanchusagi' is really kind and does you good.
They do you good, but it's pitiful.
They don't reward you at all.
It's very dear to me.
What should I say?
When I look at her eyes full of tears, I feel sorry for her.
It's very cute.
She looks like...
What should I say?
In the past, she looked like a loose character.
For example, "arirakkuma" looks different, but I think that among young people, "amarirakkuma" is popular.
Recently, "kawaisou" is very popular.
"Chikawa" is also small and cute, but there is something strange about it.
For example, "kimeraka".
I don't know what to say.
There is something like "darkness".
It's not dark, but I think that modern people are tired of it.
Yuina is only 12 years old, and she likes cute and interesting things.
The reason why I like young people like me is that they are tired of modern society.
I like their exquisite appearance.
I don't know if this charm has been transmitted.
I like it.
Finally, I would like to talk about "potato".
"Fried rice club" is your favorite, isn't it?
(It looks like you like fighting "fried rice club" and "pina cafe club" )
Photos are sold at Pajedra Park for sixth graders, etc.
"fried rice club" whose presence in the group is increasing day by day
If you have a favorite point of "fried rice club" of Nene-chan, please let me know.
Also, if Nene-chan opposed "fried rice club" and made a club activity,
who would you appoint as "V" by making "narifu"?
This is going to be a gathering of people with strong habits.
Well, "fried rice club" is my favorite.
"fried rice club" is like...
After all, words are good.
"fried rice club" is a good word, isn't it?
It's the number one word I want to say, but I really like the word "fried rice club" now.
Also, it has a presence, doesn't it?
I don't know who is "V", but I think the presence of the word "fried rice club" is amazing.
"fried rice club" is attractive, isn't it?
"pina cafe club" is like an Instagram hashtag.
I think there are various hashtags like "somehow fashion" and "somehow coordination".
I think "pina cafe club" is the name of that kind of hashtag.
"fried rice club" is like "what? What are you doing?"
It's strange.
Just hearing it makes me wonder what it is.
I'm kind of stuck in this charm.
I don't want to interfere with it, but...
Yes, for crabs, it's just right to look at it from the flag, but my favorite point is that I don't know the meaning of it.
What do you want to do? That's what I'm really desperate about.
It's not like I'm going to spread fried rice, is it? Fried rice is a dish that everyone in the world knows about.
And it's not like I'm going to eat fried rice, but every Wednesday or Thursday or Wednesday we're doing a mysterious activity of making fried rice.
What's the point of doing that? I'm really desperate and I'm looking at something.
That's right. And I heard that the chief of the fried rice club, Kokohan Fujino, said the other day that she didn't like fried rice in particular, and I didn't know why.
So, the more you ask, the more you say, "Really, what is it?" I think that's the charm of the fried rice club.
Well, if I were to make a club, I'd have a beer club, a beer club, a beer club, but an alcohol club. It's a little bad.
Isn't there a fashionable way of saying it?
That's how it is.
I'd like to increase the number of friends who go out for a drink with me.
I only have friends called Aki-chan.
Aki-chan.
I only drink with Aki-chan.
I'd like to do something like that with someone who enjoys drinking alcohol with me.
In that case, I think the fried rice club is a good match.
Beer...beer...beer club...beer...beer...beer cafe club...
If I could have a beer club, the fried rice club would be a good match.
The fried rice club is only for me to make it for me, but I pay for it.
It's just a bar, but it's a double-double.
Fried rice club...fried rice club...
I just thought I'd make friends with you, so I hope we can get along.
Thank you all for your letters.
That's all for today.
I'm H.K.T.48's Sayaka Koba.
I'm finally alone in Suggers.
But I'm talking cheerfully and having fun.
"Suggers's Room" airs every Wednesday at 10 p.m. on H.K.T.48's Tottoto channel.
I'm waiting for your letters!
I'm H.K.T.48's Ibuki Ishiba.
I'm Takemoto Kurumi.
It's time for "Ibuki's Day Off".
"Kurumi's Day Off" airs every Thursday at 10 p.m. on H.K.T.48's Tottoto channel.
I'm tired today.
Let's cool down with our radio.
It's early and it's time to say goodbye.
For the first two weeks, I've been doing only "Hey, hey, listen to me" projects.
How is it, everyone?
I think it hasn't changed much since the last one and the one with two corners.
But still, I'm doing my "Hey, hey, listen to me" with your letters.
It's really "Hey, hey, listen to me" from you.
I hope I can talk about things you want me to talk about.
I'll do my best for now.
I tried not to make it too long, but I've been talking for 30 minutes.
I'm thinking about it myself.
I like reading comments on NENE RADIO's YouTube channel.
I'm so happy that you're really commenting on it.
I think it's kind of you.
There are people who send me a lot of things.
There are people who reply to each topic one by one.
There are people who pick up stories that they found interesting overall.
I like the comments section, so I'm looking forward to your comments.
Please send your impressions of the program and your letters from Google Home for the program only.
If you post it on social media, I'd be happy if you could post it with the hashtag NENE RADIO.
See you next Friday.