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We went to a cafe for a while.
And we went to a cafe for a while.
I feel good!
Hello everyone! I'm Saki Nakajima!
I'm Saki Moritsu!
Hello New York Channel!
Today is a picnic!
I just took out, so while eating rice,
I asked for questions on my Instagram in a hurry,
so I would like to answer it!
I'm going to go loose today too!
I was talking about what to do today yesterday,
and I was sending an email to ask for questions now,
but this morning, about two hours ago,
while brushing my teeth, I thought, "Wait, I haven't asked for questions yet!"
I posted it, but this 10 o'clock is 6 o'clock in Japan,
so I was wondering if anyone would ask me questions so early in the morning!
Thank you everyone!
Thank you!
It really helps!
I'm happy!
A lot of people are coming!
Hmm, that's good!
Alright! Let's eat!
Where are you going?
Something like this!
You don't know, do you?
Mine is breakfast scone!
Mine is salmon scone!
Let's eat!
Do you steam all of Kochi's salads?
Yes, we do.
Is it a raw salad?
Yes, it is.
Kochi's salads are kind of sweet, aren't they?
Yes, it is.
I don't know what this dressing is, but it's sweet.
Something sweet is in it, isn't it?
Honey?
Maybe maple?
Maybe maple.
It's maple!
It's a maple syrup-like dressing.
That's amazing.
While you're eating...
While you're answering...
In a relaxed way...
Let's start with something serious.
Serious?
At school, please tell me about your distance from Japanese people other than Kochi.
Do you dare not get involved in order to improve your English?
It really depends on the person, doesn't it?
Yes, of course.
For your own English...
And because you're having fun...
Do you dare not get involved with Japanese people?
Can you build a wall like that?
I know your English will improve, but...
I don't like being negative about people.
If you talk to me, I'll talk to you normally.
I'll go eat, too.
That's how we keep our distance.
It's really difficult, but of course it's important to go hard for English, but I think it's different for me to lose my own heart, and if it's healed by playing with someone who has the same first language as me, I think that time is also important.
I think there are times when I get tired even if I'm too strict, so I'm doing it just right.
Also, depending on the season, there are times when I hate Japanese and times when I like it, and now is my favorite season, but I really don't want to talk about it when I hate it.
That's why I'm in a group with other countries and places, and when I touch my phone, I get a lot of Japanese in it, and there are times when I hate it.
So I try not to look at my phone as much as possible, and I try not to look at Japanese apps like LINE as much as possible.
But I really think that even if you look at Japanese for a moment and understand it, you don't know why you don't know it so much.
I know.
I always read it in about five minutes.
Sentences.
So there are times when I get really annoyed with it.
Sometimes I'm like, "Come on!"
It's frustrating, isn't it?
It's natural, but I still notice it every day.
It's so stained that I have to reduce it a little, but it depends on the person.
I don't know if it's the answer.
But I don't have to talk to Japanese people in English.
Sometimes they write me in Japanese, but of course there are friends who write me back in English.
So you don't have to avoid it at all.
That's how I feel, too.
I'll have this.
Wait, it's warm.
Then I'll eat it cold.
It looks so good!
Look!
It's so good!
Nice choice!
Thank you!
I always Google Maps and look for the next cafe, but I've never found it before.
Thank you so much!
It's so good!
I found this cafe on my walk.
There are a lot of cafes, aren't there?
Yeah, yeah.
Is studying abroad such a frequent stay?
I don't think so.
It's a little special, isn't it?
Yeah, yeah.
I'm sorry.
The first house we lived in was...
What do you call it?
It's special.
Actually, it seems that Japanese people can't live together at the same time.
Yes.
The rule of our school's homestay.
But...
Well...
Based on our experience...
Well, it's okay.
Is it okay like this?
Yeah, and we lived together.
The family there also had Japanese people.
That's how we started.
And after that, for our English...
I want to move.
I had him talk to me about it.
And we're looking for a different homestay for each school.
Ti-chan is Huey's mom now.
I just moved to a new homestay.
Did I say it?
Maybe I didn't say it.
Maybe you didn't say it.
But you said it earlier.
It's okay.
Is it?
I thought it was very important to meet new people.
Besides, the number of times we use English is completely different.
Even when we're eating...
My house is only one in the first place.
I'll definitely talk.
Yeah, yeah.
Everything is different, fresh and interesting.
Each house has its own way of doing things and styles.
That's right.
It's interesting to know that.
I don't know.
Depending on the homestay you choose, changing may be burdensome, so don't do it too much.
For us, if you don't like it, you can change it.
I'm also asked if a homestay is right for you every week.
I lived in the same place as Ti-chan at first.
But I thought it would be better for me to move for English.
So I moved.
I was at my Chinese mother's place, but my Chinese mother's parents came over to play.
Well, it's not open, but I was told what I wanted to do earlier, so I thought I'd move in, and I moved in again, and now I'm living with my father in Kiwi and my mother's couple in Ireland.
It's interesting, isn't it? I don't think it's that common.
I don't think it's that common. I think it's pretty rare.
The most delicious food is...
I don't know what you're talking about.
The most delicious food is...
This is a pretty big hit.
It's delicious. I'm glad.
This is a pretty big hit.
Bread is delicious.
But the vegetables and fish are all fresh, and it's not what I had in mind at all.
That's right.
I think I like clams a lot.
I like clams, too.
I love rum, too.
There's a lot of rum coming out, but it's delicious every time.
I like mussels.
You like it a lot, don't you?
I can't stop eating it once it falls down.
I've been eating it all the time.
It's similar to sea urchin, but it's not sea urchin, is it?
It's a little different.
I think it's different from what you eat in Japan.
I like sea urchin, too.
I like seafood.
My favorite seafood is scallops.
My second favorite seafood is yellowtail.
My third favorite seafood is oysters.
My favorite seafood is clams.
I like clams more than yellowtail.
My favorite seafood is scallops.
Scallops are delicious here, too.
Yes, it's delicious.
My second favorite seafood is mussels.
Wow!
You're in first place.
It's really delicious.
I'm sorry I said this, but vegetables are also delicious.
I'm tired and my feet are numb.
I know.
When I was in Hawaii, I didn't feel like eating fresh vegetables.
But the vegetables in New Zealand are really delicious and fresh.
I was surprised there.
It's delicious.
Don't you have a lot of housework at home?
Oh!
I'm sorry for housework at home.
My current homestay is also making vegetables at home.
I used to make vegetables at my previous homestay.
I used to make cabbage and leeks and tomatoes.
I also made pumpkin.
I used to make almost all kinds of vegetables.
I also make vegetables at my current homestay.
It's raining too much this year, so I didn't grow up much.
But I used to make zucchini and other vegetables.
Do you also make zucchini and other vegetables?
Yes, I do.
I like zucchini.
I'm glad you know it.
At first, I was surprised.
I had just learned it in junior high school, so I had just heard of it.
Then, I learned it.
It's originally from France.
It's French word.
And it's called aubergine.
Aubergine?
It's called aubergine.
I was like "isn't it eggplant?" and I couldn't remember it.
Yeah, it was like "isn't it eggplant?"
I was surprised at that homestay restaurant.
They had that white carrot-like thing.
It was so good.
But I didn't know what it was.
I couldn't ask.
But I found it and forgot the name.
It was like...
I don't know.
I don't know what it is.
But it looked like konsai.
It was white.
It's good.
I found it.
Did you?
Yeah.
Is it snips?
I don't know.
Is it snips?
I don't know.
I've never had it before.
Depending on the homestay...
My grandmother owns a homestay.
When the homestay changes, everyone's lunchboxes change, too.
That's pretty cute, isn't it?
It is.
I love it.
It depends on the homestay.
It's fun.
What about you, Chi-chan?
I used to go to the same school.
There was a young girl.
She moved to a high school and I moved, too.
Everyone knew what lunchboxes she had.
She said, "I missed it."
Isn't it nostalgic?
She said that.
Isn't it nostalgic?
Same style.
That's cute.
It depends on the homestay.
It's fun.
Can you talk while eating?
I can't talk while eating.