AISubs v3
NAKAJIMA SEKI
Hi, I'm NAKAJIMA SEKI.
I'm KORIKA SEKI.
We are HELLO! JUNIOR CHANNEL.
NAKAJIMA SEKI
This time, CHI-CHAN really wanted to answer the first question.
That's right.
CHI-CHAN
How was this?
How do you spend your birthday overseas?
This is NAKAJIMA.
I went to the bar and celebrated.
I went to the bar.
CHI-CHAN, did you move at that time?
I moved the day before.
I couldn't go to the bar to eat.
On the other hand, NAKAJIMA went to the bar.
Everyone knew my birthday.
It was my birthday, so I went to the bar and celebrated.
On the day of the band style live,
I went to the bar in front of the band.
There was a classmate who was doing a part-time job at the bar.
The band member told me to sing a birthday song.
After 12 o'clock, the band said,
Happy birthday!
I didn't know that.
From there, they sang a happy birthday song for me.
It was like, wow, it's like overseas.
It was amazing.
But now, our classmates,
I wonder if it's because of that.
When it's someone's birthday,
Let's all get together and celebrate.
There are kids on weekdays.
Let's get together on the weekend and celebrate someone's birthday.
We're close, aren't we?
We're close.
And there are a lot of people coming.
When I made a reservation, there were 12 people.
It's like 12 people.
That's right.
There are a lot of people.
We're close and grateful.
Can I tell you about the birthday of Homestay?
I woke up on my birthday.
I woke up in the morning.
There was a letter and a birthday present on the desk.
It's like Santa Claus.
That's right.
Did you think so?
It's like Santa Claus.
Why did you do that?
That's right.
I was full that morning.
I thought I'd just have some bananas and fruits.
I was told I'd have breakfast.
I said, It's okay, I'll eat it myself.
She said, I only have a cake.
That's cute.
I got a cake in the morning.
That's cute.
She's a host mother who prepares it for me.
She's a wonderful person.
I got a cake in the morning.
I was happy to see the birthday card.
I'm so happy.
I think I'm lucky to be away from my family.
I think so, too.
It's a birthday I can enjoy abroad.
I think it's really nice that everyone is happy.
I don't think it's a matter of course.
Thank you so much.
And after that, the host I used to live with...
Oh, no, it's a different day.
On a different day.
Chi-chan's birthday party at your host family's house.
We did it together.
At that time, your neighbors came.
They gave me flowers and a message card.
And they made me a cake.
Nakajima-san made me a cake, too.
It's a really great cake.
It's amazing.
The members made me an apple tart.
My neighbors made it for me.
And it's made by hand.
It was really delicious and I was happy.
Nakajima-san made me a cake with my favorite chocolate mint.
I was really happy.
I couldn't finish the cake, so I took it to school on a different day.
I didn't know chocolate mint was so unique.
We're divided into those who like it and those who don't like it.
Only the people who like it are united.
I didn't like Tahiti.
I don't know if it's a coincidence.
I said, can I eat mint chocolate?
I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
This is my favorite.
I thought I could eat mint chocolate abroad.
I was surprised.
I thought everyone loved mint chocolate abroad.
New Zealand also has mint chocolate flavor.
So I thought everyone could eat it.
I don't know.
Maybe it's just a coincidence.
There was a Japanese girl who couldn't eat it.
There was.
That's right.
That's how it is.
What surprised me.
Is there anything that surprised you recently?
Do you want to update?
I'll update.
A little while ago, I realized that the pudding in Newsy is not pudding.
What? What do you mean?
My host family's neighbor once brought me a pudding.
It wasn't the pudding I had.
It wasn't the yellow and brown egg pudding.
It was like a sponge.
Do you know what it is?
Yes, I know.
I think it's called steamed pudding.
I think it's steamed pudding.
My host mother told me to eat pudding.
I thought it was pudding.
I thought it was the pudding I was thinking of.
When I said yes, this came out.
This is pudding.
I was surprised that this was pudding.
I want to eat pudding.
Do you want to eat this?
No, it's a Japanese pudding.
It's the pudding you think of.
I thought it was because it was New Zealand, but it wasn't.
No one sympathized with me yet.
But you know, right?
I know.
I was told it was pudding.
Then it wasn't pudding.
I was surprised.
But it's delicious.
Which one do you like?
If it's true, I like the egg pudding.
That's pudding.
The one in me is pudding.
Me too.
That's a different pudding.
It may be a different way of saying pudding.
I've been surprised recently, but it's a bit of a dirty story.
I'll tell you.
I saw a cockroach.
But I can't help it. It's New Zealand, so I can't help it.
Cockroaches in New Zealand are very slow.
They don't fly.
So I'm sorry, but I can do it anytime.
But the other day, I hit it, and it fell on the floor.
It's still alive.
But this floor is like a carpet.
It's like a carpet, so you can't hit it.
It's still moving.
And I took off my contacts.
I can't see it at all.
I took off my contacts.
I thought I'd turn off the lights.
There was a brown lump.
It's really bad eyesight.
When I looked at it, I could see it.
I thought it was a cockroach.
I hit it while I couldn't see it.
Then it fell on the floor.
I was like, where, where, where?
But I don't want it to come to the bed.
So I hit it like, where, where?
I hit it about three times, but it didn't work.
But it's night.
My mother and mother are sleeping.
I thought, what should I do?
I thought I had no choice but to go.
I was still alive with toilet paper.
I grabbed it with my hand for the first time.
I grabbed it with my hand.
I took it to the bathroom.
I was surprised.
I thought I could do this.
Maybe it's because it's New Zealand.
I don't like Goki in Japan.
New Zealand is really okay.
I'll be gone in three seconds.
I'm sorry.
I was able to do it.
I'm talking for 40 minutes.
I'm tired of this.
This time, Chi-chan.
It was a time to think about it.