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SAKI NAKAJIMA
Hello everyone, I'm Saki Nakajima.
I'll talk.
The reason why I'm shooting YouTube in such a spacious living room is because
the host family is going on a trip for three nights and four days,
so I thought it would be quiet alone tonight and turned the camera around.
For dinner, I'd like to talk while eating the meat spaghetti that the host family made in large quantities yesterday.
Thank you, I'll eat it.
New Zealanders basically like sweet things.
For example, even if you go to a Japanese restaurant,
what is it?
Teriyaki is also made quite sweetly,
and such home cooking is also done by the host father who is a New Zealander and the host mother who is an Irishman.
Mothers sometimes like spicy food,
but fathers don't like it too spicy, so they basically don't use sweet or spicy sweet spices,
but I like spicy food quite a bit and sometimes I want to eat it without salt.
Actually, when I make and eat dinner, I don't add chili or anything like that at all,
but when I eat the leftover rice for dinner the next day, I often sprinkle chili on it and eat it.
I like to eat everything pretty empty.
My butt is strong.
It was very sunny today, so the gradation is beautiful now.
After all, New Zealand is quite sunny in winter, and in the morning it is quite foggy and you can't see ahead, or the rain continues.
But on the other hand, it is often sunny in summer, so if you are visiting New Zealand,
this time of year, from December to March, it is full of April, and the weather is good for traveling, and it is recommended.
The other day, when I asked for questions on Instagram, I don't know if I'm reading it, but there was a person who wanted to know my results for the MBTI test, and I've done it before,
but I remembered! When I studied abroad in Hawaii about half a year ago, I did this MBTI test at home and talked about it in class the next day.
At that time, I was surprised at my homework, and before I did the test, I said, "First of all, I don't know English," and I said, "It's hard to read," and I got a test like that.
I don't know if I'm really doing it myself, but I did it like "Just do it for now"
This time, I did it in Japanese and came out.
My personality type is called "protagonist type", so it's "enfj-t".
The protagonist, as an optimistic person, inspires others around him and does what he thinks is right right away.
Apparently.
But it's true that I'm optimistic.
When I'm a little depressed...
Sometimes I can't say it out loud, but I'm sure I'm optimistic.
When I have to introduce myself in English, I looked up "optimistic" first and memorized it.
I said "optimistic", but I memorized this word first.
At the first stage.
But as I dug in...
You said you were optimistic earlier, but now you're depressed.
Did you think so?
There are no moments when I'm depressed like that.
And in the category of "energy"...
61% external type, 39% internal type.
External type people like to do group activities and cherish human rights.
I tend to show my enthusiasm and excitement.
It's true that I like group activities.
I like to do things alone on my day off or travel alone.
When I have to do something at work, I like to work as a team rather than doing it alone.
I was reminded of this again at my current job.
Basically, as a translator...
It's not that serious, though.
Listening to English alone and speaking it in Japanese...
Rather than working on my own script and improving it...
At a cafe...
I'm missing this and that.
What should I do next?
While communicating with customers with shop assistants...
This product is like this, isn't it?
I think it's more fun when you're talking about it.
That's right.
Next, consciousness.
Texture type is 69% and observation is 31%.
Intuitive people tend to pay attention to low possibilities and hidden meanings while taking care of their individuality and curiosity.
But you want to have an unbiased mind, don't you? You're alive while thinking about it, aren't you?
I don't think so when I'm abroad, but even at such a peaceful New Zealand workplace, I don't go to racial discrimination at all, of course.
I've heard that there are times when you can't be treated like locals because of the English barrier.
I still don't know English at all, so even if I say some bad words, I can pretend not to know them.
But for those of you who have lived for many years and think that you can definitely hear English with a lot of silence and silence, there is no way out of it.
If you go that far, it's not racial discrimination, but if you face it, it's a difficult problem.
This is a person's personality, isn't it? I want to see this test of that person.
Next, temperament.
27% of people with intellectual type and 73% of people with emotional type.
I think you can tell even if you don't say it.
Emotional people value emotional expression and sensitivity, and they value empathy and cooperation.
They value the harmony of the company.
I've never been so concerned about myself.
I'm not good at becoming emotional.
This is what happens when you think you don't like it.
I cry right away.
What others are happy about.
And what you're feeling down about.
I'm the kind of person who puts myself in danger.
When you hear "social harmony," it sounds like a big deal.
But you want to be peaceful, don't you?
The environment you work in and the environment you spend time in.
You don't have to be hard on yourself.
I guess it's optimistic.
Next, tactics.
79% planning type, 21% exploration type.
Planning type people have a decision-making power, and they value it.
They value expectation, possibility, clarity, and harmony.
They don't do anything unplanned.
I like to put myself in a certain environment and make plans.
Oh, for example, when you go on a trip or something like that, what do you think?
I'm the type of person who wants to decide on a rough schedule of what I want to do and where I want to go.
For example, if you go on a trip somewhere, the first day is the most important thing to go here.
And there's this and this nearby, so let's go in this order.
I'm the type of person who wants to decide on a rough schedule of what I want to do and where I want to go.
People who don't want to make a lot of time to wake up in the morning and think about what to do during the trip.
I think it's a waste of time.
I think it's a waste of time to travel.
I'm the type of person who wants to plan a certain amount of time and then jump in.
I'm like, "Just hit it and break it."
I don't think I'm actually able to do much.
I've been looking at it in advance.
I think it's okay to go this route, and when I think that, I think that I will act more.
Even for small things.
For example, when I was still in my teens,
even when I convinced my parents that I wanted to go somewhere,
I thought about about three patterns of reasons.
I've been doing it since I was young, thinking about whether they would forgive me if I said it in this way while simulating it myself.
Even now, when we're talking about something, I'm thinking about how I can talk about it in a fun way and get words to push me back, and I'm planning and living while I'm delusional.
I think it's right.
And last, identity.
46% are self-assertive, and 54% are active.
Active people are self-conscious, sensitive to stress, and feel a sense of restriction in their emotions.
On top of perfectionism, there is a desire for success, and there is a mental tendency to self-search.
Is that so?
There is a mental tendency to self-search.
I don't think so.
On top of perfectionism, there is a desire for success, and I don't feel like that at all.
It's not perfect at all, and there's not much desire for success.
I'm happy that someone is happy for me.
I'm happy that I'm the main character.
Rather than success and joy, I think it's better for me to see the environment in which the children who worked hard with me became very energetic and that leads to my motivation.
After eating, it's dessert time.
This is also a lemon cake that my mother made for me.
Mother is really good at baking and I wonder if it's a really delicious lemon yogurt cake.
Lemons are made from lemons in the garden of the house.
Hmm, it's delicious.
Why is it so moist? Is it yogurt?
Hmm, it's really delicious.
I'm not a perfectionist, but if you leave it to me, is that what you mean?
If you leave it to me, is that what you mean?
Is that what you mean?
When I was little, I hated doing psychological tests.
I didn't like doing psychological tests on programs because I thought I had to expose my personality to others.
But now that I'm in my 30s, I don't have to do anything.
Hmm, why can I do it when I'm young?
Is it physical strength?
I was in the third grade of elementary school.
I belonged to an idol agency, and it seems that it celebrated its 22nd anniversary on June 30th the other day, so thank you everyone for your comments.
It started early, so when I think I started at eight years old, I really started early, right? It's about me, but did you start working at eight years old? It's like that, isn't it? It's strange, it's a special world, but
I started working at an early stage and I've been doing business for 30 years and 22 years.
I thought it was strange, and recently I've been thinking about myself like "Oh, I'm already 30 years old", There are times when I think "Wait, are you still 30 years old?" Of course, from an older person's point of view, "Huh? You're 30 years old, you're an adult! " You may think, but I don't think I'm an adult at all.
You're still a weirdo, you're only 30 years old
I think like that a lot
You're still young
I think like that
I don't know if it's good or bad
I mean
You haven't had that much experience
I think like that
I'm still a weirdo
There's a lot of things I don't know
Like today
At work
I've met high school students
People who came from Japan
When I saw them
When I was a student
Even when I was a student
I was in high school
So only until middle school
Well, I don't consider myself a student
But when I think about it
Schools are divided into groups, right?
And like
What if you're excluded from the group?
I wonder if there are kids who think like that
I was looking at the students while looking at them today
There are some girls who look like they're having fun talking, but they're really having fun, are you okay?
Looking at it, I thought it was also part of student life.
I don't have anything to do with it, so I don't have to say it, but I was worried while thinking if I was overdoing it.
On the other hand, when you're in your 30s, you don't care about human relationships anymore.
I want to be with the people I like, and if the people I like want me, that's the world.
I also feel the gratitude of my family.
What do you want to talk about today?
Recently, I've gotten used to my life, and I thought it would be a little dangerous if I didn't start something new.
I came here for working holiday, but I think people who have been living here for many years are also living their lives.
I thought I should go out more and learn what I can do because I'm in New Zealand.
I just feel like I'm living in New Zealand.
I'm in New Zealand, so I'm going to rent a bookstore and read a book.
I'm reading this book now. It's a pretty old book.
I've been reading it since I was nine years old.
But it's an interesting book.
When I'm in Japan, I don't go to Japanese bookstores much.
I'm not the kind of person who reads books.
But in winter, I like to read books and spend time.
I wonder if it's easy to rent English books like this in Japan.
Recently, I've been reading on Kindle and iPad before, but now I'm in a mood where I don't want to look at the screen very much, so I'm reading in a book, but it's nice to read while turning it over like this, isn't it?
This is free here and you can read English books all the time, but I wonder if it's difficult to find them in Japan, so I started reading this with what I can do now.
Also, I'm going to a running club session once a week at night, but I don't think I'll do it if I'm in Japan, and I don't know the community there.
I'm really heavy-hearted until I go, but I remember that. When I was little, I was asked to join a swimming school and I'm still doing it with the feeling of "Are you doing it?", but I have a gym where I do running in the morning at 5 o'clock or 4 o'clock, but I have a gym where I can play music and have heavy things, but I can move in the morning and feel refreshed.
I've been adding Google Maps and mentioning it since I came here and I've always wanted to go someday, but when I peeked at it, there were a lot of tough people and I thought, "Isn't this where Kenachoko goes?", but I haven't been there yet.
There are no friends like me who go one step forward.
But anyway, I want to spend a happy and fun day like a working holiday.
I want to spend every day in a stimulating way.
After all, I don't know where I work until the week before.
I get an email on Thursdays and Fridays, but I don't know if I can do it on this day.
I want to try a new part-time job, but when I get another job, it's difficult to get the second one and I don't get a response at all.
But I'm grateful just for having a job.
I want to get used to the environment I'm working in and talk a lot and spend working holiday-like days.
I like white wine now that I'm a newbie.
I didn't drink much white wine, but I'm not the kind of person who knows it at all.
Thank you for your hard work.
It's sweet.
This sake is good.
I have a drinking party tomorrow, and I remembered that I was going to endure it until tomorrow.
It's not good, it's not good.
I had a drinking party tomorrow.
But it's delicious.
I've been talking too much lately.
I'm scared.
But I still keep this story in me.
I haven't actually taken action yet.
But I think what I like hasn't changed.
So don't be shy about your likes, appeal properly, and go grab the chance you want to learn!
I'm thinking about it myself, but I can't take that one step.
Don't be shy.
It's not good.
What is being shy about?
You can talk about it!
Everyone says that about their own cells.
Go talk about it!
It's easy!
I say that, but the cells around here stop me from talking about it.
The other day, I asked one of the companies I was interested in.
It hasn't changed yet.
Can I do something for a company like this?
There's a lot I want to learn, but I can't do it.
I feel like I should do it.
I've only sent one, and it's not good.
I'll send you a few more.
I'll say "it's not good" and watch a movie.
But...
Have you ever thought learning English is fun?
Before I learned English, when I went to a movie theater and watched a movie, I often watched it in a replacement version.
But after I learned English, there was a time when I was watching it in Japanese subtitles with English voices, and when I understood a little English, I had questions like "Huh? Is this how you translate it into Japanese?"
And now I'm listening in English subtitles and English voices, but I'm watching the movie I used to watch in a replacement version again and now I'm listening in English subtitles and English voices.
What is it? Ah! Even in English! Well, I've seen it before, but even in English you can see it like this! It makes you feel a little strange, doesn't it?
It's not like I'm glad I learned English, it's like "Huh? I understand this, don't I?" And it gets strange.
Do you understand this feeling? It's really strange, isn't it?
I'm listening to English podcasts and stuff like that, and of course I can't pick up all the words, but when I feel like "Oh, I can make this content", I'm a little happy when I think "Huh? Have you grown up?"
Well, there are a lot of questions I don't know, but it's good for listening and watching. When it comes to "reading", there are a lot of things like "Oh wait, I don't know this word", and there are a lot of things like that.
So I just learned that reading is important. Somehow you'll get it when you start learning English. Of course there are times when you don't understand it, but you'll know what he's saying.
For example, even if you don't know all the words, you can explain them easily, so you'll know what he's saying.
I used to look at it and say, "The order of eating is important so as not to raise the competition value," but when I look at it again in a book, it takes me a lot of time to understand it without knowing all the words.
It's been more than a week, but it's taking me a lot of time to understand it without knowing all the words.
For the time being, I'd like to stimulate it appropriately and increase my experience.
I'm thinking a little bit about what my new experience was like today.
I hope I can enjoy my New Zealand life like a working holiday life.
I want to learn what I can learn. I'm shy, but I'll do my best.
Thank you for watching today. See you again.