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Good evening, everyone. I'm Nene from HKT48.
Today, my radio show, Nene Kite Yo! Radio Evolution has started.
So, June 9th, from today, Mentai Piri will be released nationwide.
Yes.
Kuroki-san always lends me his SE.
Today, my computer is not working well.
There is a time lag.
Yes.
There is a time lag from Japan to the United States.
I don't think it will be transmitted to everyone.
Yes.
And tomorrow, I have a talk show in Yokohama.
When I have a talk show, I feel like I 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 glad that I have an event where I can see you almost every month.
I don't know if there will be a single where I can meet you again.
If I say something like this, it will be cut.
I hope there will be a next single.
Yes, that's right.
And next week is Lit Charm.
I really do something every weekend.
And next week, I have a talk show twice.
I haven't done it yet.
Aoi's graduation concert and summer concert.
The rehearsal for the summer concert has started.
I had a lesson with Aoi, and I was happy and sad that I had time to make memories with Aoi.
Today is Aoi's last birthday party.
This is Aoi's twelfth birthday party.
She had a birthday party for Yuina.
It's for Yuina.
Yuina is 12 years old.
Yuina was born when Aoi had her first birthday party.
Aoi will celebrate her twelfth birthday at her last birthday party.
What does that mean?
I was surprised that Yuina had such a birthday party.
I was surprised that Aoi hasn't changed since Yuina's first birthday party.
It's really thoughtful and sad.
But it's the last one, so I want to enjoy it.
I hope I can make a lot of memories until the last day of Aoi's graduation.
Let's go to the title call.
Good evening, everyone. I'm Nene, a member of HKT48.
Today, my radio show, Nene Kite Yo! Radio Evolution has started.
Let's get started.
Nene Kite Yo!
This is a new version of the project I was doing on SHOWROOM RADIO.
You can ask me anything.
Just send me a message saying,
Nene Kite Yo!
Let's get started.
This is from a radio name, Teikiya Tsunotera.
Good evening, Nene-chan.
Please listen to my worries.
I'm from Osaka prefecture,
but I'm currently working in Tokyo.
This is my second year as a member of society.
I'm not good at Japanese,
but my standard language and Kansai dialect are in conflict.
The other day, when I was talking to my boss,
I casually said,
but he said,
don't say that.
But in my case,
the word, something,
is used in honorifics.
When I ask my parents or friends,
they say, something.
When I actually search,
in Kansai Prefecture, it's often used in honorifics.
In Kyushu, it's often used in honorifics.
I understand it in terms of grammar,
and I don't want to be rude to other people.
But I'm used to using honorifics since I was born.
I can't fix it right away,
so I suddenly use honorifics when I talk to my boss.
I heard you came from Miyazaki to Fukuoka.
Did you have a gap that only Japanese people have?
What do you mean?
What do you use it for?
What do you mean?
What do you use it for?
Coffee is black, right?
That's what I mean.
I don't know if it's used in honorifics or in honorifics.
It's hard.
I haven't really thought about it.
Is it rude?
But I don't think it's rude.
I think we have a sense of honorifics.
Mr. Kuroki, don't you tell Mr. Maeda,
Let's exchange coffee oils!
Don't you say that?
Don't you?
Then it's more like an honorific.
It's more like an honorific, but if you're a senior, you can say it.
I see, I see.
Then it's an honorific, isn't it?
Half and half.
Mr. Kuroki doesn't say that to Mr. Maeda.
But I think this is a privilege of Kansai people.
Sometimes I can forgive anything in Kansai dialect.
Do you understand?
I have no experience of being rude to Kansai people.
When I was told that I was rude, I thought it was a joke.
When I was told that I was rude because I was Kansai, I thought it was a joke.
Maybe it's because Kansai people are selfish people.
I feel like I'm forgiven if I'm Kansai.
I think my boss or my teacher will tell me not to do it.
I don't care about people who are not related to me.
I don't care about the educational side.
I think I can fix it if I'm told.
I don't feel anything if I'm Kansai.
I don't care if I'm not Kansai.
I think there is a privilege of being forgiven if I'm Kansai.
I think it's okay to use it to the fullest.
I feel like I'm special just because I'm Kansai.
It's selfish.
It's my personal opinion.
I think it's okay.
The gap between Miyazaki and Fukuoka is unique to local people.
Fukuoka is also a region, so it's completely different from Miyazaki, but the dialect is completely different.
But that was also 7 years ago or 8 years ago, so I don't remember much.
It's the first time I've ever spoken, but I didn't get used to the Hakata dialect, so it took me a while to understand the meaning.
When I order a lot of food, I say, I don't want to eat this, but I can't eat it.
It's hard to understand if you eat it.
For example, in Hakata dialect, you can't finish eating carrots.
In my perception, there are a lot of carrots here, and I can't finish eating them.
In Hakata dialect, you can't eat it, you don't like it, you can't eat it all.
It's a little difficult for each person, and I felt a little uncomfortable with the difference in perception of not being able to eat so much and not being able to eat so much.
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 edge of the corner of the corner.
The edge of the corner when you eat.
And the edge of the bridge.
Bridge. Bridge. Bridge.
Oh, yeah, I've never thought about it.
The edge of the corner. The edge of the corner.
And the edge of the bridge.
It's a bridge, isn't it?
I know it's a bridge.
What's the edge of the corner?
Bridge.
Bridge. Bridge.
Bridge.
Is there a bridge?
The bridge in Fukuoka.
It's a rainbow bridge.
Something bridge.
Bridge. Bridge. Bridge.
It's hard.
Oh, I see. I've never thought about it.
Oh, I see.
I've never been told, so I guess I was unconsciously using it.
It's interesting.
Please send me something like that.
Your weird dialects.
I talked too much about this story.
Next, from Tomi2632.
Nene-chan, Nene-cheese.
Nene-cheese.
Congratulations on the renewal of Nene Radio.
It's not a renewal.
Thank you very much.
On May 21st, we had a lit-cha meeting.
I enjoyed the lit-cha meeting on the air.
It was our first meeting with seven people.
There was a change in the unit and setlist.
I was watching a great performance.
It was an overwhelming stage.
The project was a lot of fun.
It was well-received by interesting ladies.
The romance hideout that goes diagonally above Nene- chan was also a good idea.
In the unit, Hananene's Beautiful Inuzuma,
It's called Super Nene-chan Time on Twitter.
It's a highlight of the performance on the flower road.
I'd like to hear your impressions of the lit-cha meeting with Aoi-chan.
There were a lot of questions from everyone.
Who are the additional members?
I was told that I would join when I graduated.
I've been asked a lot.
As usual, the seven of us will continue the lit- cha.
High-tension ladies are gone.
High-tension ladies can also be MCs.
High-tension MCs are gone.
I'm worried that we, the juniors, will have to do it.
I'm not worried about dancing or performance.
I was very worried about whether MCs were interesting.
It's a place with a small number of people called lit-charm.
It's easy to see each person's personality.
MCs have a lot of personality.
As usual, the seven of us are having a fun performance.
The unit corner is me, Hana-san, and beautiful Inazuma.
Kuru-tan and Maria-san have changed to Suica Baby.
Aoi-san, Karen-ren, and Koko-chan are still crying.
The three of us are doing that, too.
Hana-san and Nene were planning to do it with the same song at first.
I was going to do it with CINNAMON.
I thought it would be better to change it.
I talked to the manager and became beautiful Inazuma.
I don't know if we're going to be sexy.
I hope we can show what we can show because of our age.
The dance teacher is free to use the wall.
I was told to use the wall.
If you use the wall, everyone will be happy.
I don't know how many times I'll do it, but please watch it.
I really like the balance of Marikuru.
Maria-san is becoming more and more like an older sister.
I think it's because the balance of Marikuru is better.
I think they're the same age.
I think it's because they're the same age.
I really like it.
The song is cute and they look good together.
I see a lot of cute things in SUICA BABY.
It's a cool song, but it makes me cry when I see it.
It's a song that makes me cry when I see a high school student in Aoi.
I like all the unit segments.
After the unit segment, Aoi choreographed a song called No Way Man.
Aoi made two songs for the seven of us.
We're doing it as a group of seven.
When I was doing the song that Aoi choreographed and the lesson that Aoi taught me,
I thought, isn't there anything like this anymore?
I was so lonely.
It's so much fun to have a literature meeting that I forget about that loneliness.
There's another one next week in June, so please look forward to it.
I'm doing a lot of projects, so please come to the literature meeting.
I'm going to do a commercial break.
Thank you for watching.
See you soon.
I'm Kitagawa Hiro from HKT48.
I'm 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 22 o'clock,
HKT48.
It's on the channel.
Everyone, please listen to it.
I'm Tomoka Tokida from HKT48.
I'm talking about various things.
I'm talking about things I can only hear here.
Every Monday at 22 o'clock.
It's on the channel.
Everyone, please listen to it.
JITOU ENEME's Nene, listen to the radio, evolution!
So, I would like to read the continuation again.
From the radio name Soma-san.
Good evening, Nene-chan.
Good evening.
Nene-chan, do you know the character called Obanchusagi?
I didn't know at all.
Nene-chan, do you know that Nene likes Obanchusagi?
Did Nene talk about it?
And just now, Yuina posted a picture of Obanchusagi on Twitter.
Oh, that's right.
Yuina carries a one-fifth of her size Obanchusagi in her backpack every day.
That's right. I like Obanchusagi.
I think everyone likes Obanchusagi these days.
Chikawa, Obanchusagi, and there was another one, but I forgot.
It's been popular lately.
The charm of Obanchusagi is that it's exquisitely pitiful.
The author's name is Kawaisoni.
Is it a Roman character?
Sometimes it's a kanji.
Kawaisoni.
It's kanji. It's kanji and it's kawaii-sou-ni-san, but I feel sorry for Opanchu Usagi.
I'll do something good for you. Opanchu Usagi is really kind and does good things for you, but even though he's doing good things,
I feel sorry for him. I can't be rewarded at all.
It's kind of... It's kind of... It's so lovable.
That's right. It's so lovable.
How should I put it?
When I see his eyes holding back his tears, I feel sorry for him, but it's so cute.
And his looks... What is it? In the old days, what was it?
He's a loose character.
Like Arirakuma? That's true.
He looks a little different, but I think there are some popular young people like Arirakuma.
Recently, Kawaii-sou-kei is very popular.
Chii-kawa is probably the same.
Chii-kawa is small and cute, but there is something strange about it.
It's like Kimeraka.
There is something strange about it.
I don't know how to say it.
It's a little dark.
It's not dark, but it's a little stinging.
I think modern people are tired.
Yui-na is still 12 years old.
I think Yui-na is just cute and funny.
The reason why I like young people like me is that they are tired of modern society.
I don't know.
But I like this exquisite appearance.
I like it.
I don't know if this charm has been conveyed.
I like it.
This is the last one.
This is from Potato-san.
Good evening, Nene-chan.
Recently, Nene-chan seems to have a favorite fried rice club.
It seems that she likes to fight between the fried rice club and the Pina Cafe club.
The fried rice club's presence in the group is increasing day by day.
Please let me know if you have any favorite points of Nene-chan's fried rice club.
Also, if Nene-chan is opposed to the fried rice club and makes a club activity, who will you appoint as a member?
This is going to be a gathering of people with strong habits.
I like the fried rice club.
I like the word fried rice club.
Fried rice club is a good word, isn't it?
It's the number one word I want to say.
I like the word fried rice club.
And it has a sense of presence.
I don't know who the member is.
I think the presence of the word fried rice club is amazing.
I think the word fried rice club is attractive.
The Pina Cafe club seems to be a hashtag on Instagram.
I think there are many hashtags.
Some people have a hashtag like fashion.
Some people have a hashtag like this.
I think everyone says Pina Cafe club when they go to a cafe with a member with that kind of name.
The word fried rice club is strange.
Just by hearing the name, I'm fascinated by the charm.
I don't want to join the club.
I like to look at the crab from the flag.
My favorite point is that I don't know what it means.
I don't know what I want to do.
I don't want to spread fried rice.
Fried rice is a dish that everyone in the world knows.
I don't go out to eat fried rice.
I make fried rice every Wednesday.
I'm doing a mysterious activity.
I don't know what it is.
I'm really confused.
I look at something.
Fujino, the director of the fried rice club, said the other day that he didn't like fried rice.
I don't know why.
Then what is it?
The more I hear, the more I wonder what it is.
I think that's the charm of the fried rice club.
If I were to make a club, it would be a beer club.
Beer.
Alcohol club.
I don't know what it is.
I don't know if there's a fashionable way to say it.
I want to increase the number of friends who go out to drink with me.
I only have friends named Aki-chan.
I only drink with Aki-chan.
I want to do something like that with someone who enjoys drinking.
In that case, I think the fried rice club is a good match.
If there is a beer club, the fried rice club seems to be a good match.
The fried rice club is just for me to make.
I pay for the tea.
That's just a bar.
It's a two-on-two.
I have to get along with the fried rice club.
I just thought about it, so I hope we can get along.
Thank you for your letters.
I'm Sayaka Wabasa from HKT48.
I'm finally alone in Suggers.
But I'm having a good time talking.
Suggers' Room airs every Wednesday at 22 o'clock on HKT48.
I'm waiting for your letters.
I'm Ibuki Ishibashi from HKT48.
I'm Takemoto Kurumi.
I'm Kurumi.
It airs every Thursday at 22 o'clock on HKT48.
I'm tired.
Let's cool down with our radio.
Well, it's time to say goodbye.
I've been doing this for the first two weeks.
What do you think?
I think it's the same as the last time.
I'm doing this radio show only with your letters.
It's a radio show for you.
I hope I can talk to you more.
I'll do my best.
I was trying not to make it too long, but I've been talking for 30 minutes.
I'm thinking about it myself.
I like to read the comments on Nene Radio's YouTube.
I'm so happy that you're really commenting.
I think it's kind.
There are people who reply to each topic.
There are people who pick up interesting stories.
I like the comments section.
I'm looking forward to your comments.
Please send your impressions, letters, and plans from the Google Home for the program.
I'd be happy if you could tweet me on SNS.
See you next Friday.