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Everyone is really smart
The theme of this episode is English
I told you, thank you!
Tsubotachi and Chikuchou will show you how to improve your English
Look at me, my no-merry
My no-merry
Just by mastering these three things, you can speak English
Please take care of us
Thank you
The special teacher is Ms. Tsubota Nobutaka
She is the author of the book, which has 1.16 million copies, and has more than 2 million movie- movies
She believes in the possibilities of the students themselves
And her educational policy is to maximize the motivation
She is a charismatic principal in the midst of a hot topic
I'm going to pass the exam to Keio University
Isn't that a bit too much?
So, Tsubota-sensei is going to teach English and English conversation.
I'm looking forward to it.
So, we're going to test your English skills.
You all passed the test, right?
Now, let's see the answers.
Let's start with this question.
Answer the meaning of the next word.
You're in the first grade of middle school.
College.
College?
I knew it.
You can't answer it.
College.
Many of you are anxious.
I thought it was college.
College.
Now, it's Lipopo's turn.
Let's see Lipopo's answer first.
Here it is.
University.
Correct.
Amazing.
College.
University.
Amazing.
Lipopo got the correct answer.
Now, let's see the same answer.
It's Fu-chan and Uuka's answer.
College.
I see.
Fu-chan's answer is very strong.
College.
I thought it was only college.
There's no more.
I see.
It's not college, it's college.
You can't answer your own feeling.
Next is Shu.
Let's see Shu's answer.
Here it is.
University.
Deep worries. Shu, did something happen? What do you mean by deep worries in college?
I was worried about college because of yoga.
I thought there was a yoga class that was worried about college.
You just thought about it?
What's the star?
I thought I'd leave it for later.
Let's look at the next question.
Call an ambulance for a headache and write this sentence in English. Here is Sayaka's answer.
I have a pain in head. Please call an ambulance.
Sayaka, you're amazing. Even though I say junior high school English.
I can always get a headache.
Sayaka, what do you think of this answer?
To be precise, "I have a headache" is a textbook English sentence.
I changed the expression to say that there is a pain in my head, and it is expressed in my own way, which is wonderful.
Ambulance is also a very difficult word,
It's great that you know for sure.
I don't know either.
ambulance.
Next, let's take a look at Airy's answer.
Here is Airy's answer.
Help me! Head! Itai!
It's normal and burns.
It's because I'm feeling down.
But I think if you tell them this properly, they will call an ambulance.
You are kind, sir.
Because I'm trying to wrap it all up and carry it on my back.
Take a look at Keich's answer.
MET IS O, CALL PEOPLE
I was wondering how to say head in Japanese
At that time, a helmet came out
MET is head, MET IS O
CALL
People. Ambulance.
It sounds fun.
MET is all. CALL is people.
Yeah!
It sounds like it's going to be like that.
Next, Fu-chan!
Let's take a look at Fu-chan's answer.
Head-hunting, die-car, please.
It's crazy.
What does this mean, Fu-chan?
Die-car, ambulance.
Die-car?
It's either.
It's an ambulance.
It's like a dead car.
I see.
Next is a question from a junior high school student.
Would you like something to drink?
Saipii is correct.
But the other members are...
Next is a question from Nagisa.
What kind of drink do you like?
It's a shame.
What? It's a shame?
It's not a shame.
It's not a shame at all.
It's a shame.
It's out, it's out.
What?
It's not a shame.
It's a shame.
She's watching it.
She's so upset.
That's right.
Nagisa.
Is that so?
It's a shame.
It's not a shame.
It's a shame.
Why did you go that far?
It's just a cake.
Nagisa, you didn't know this?
I thought it was a name.
It's not that you don't know, is it?
It's great that you're trying to read it in your own way.
You're kind.
You're a good teacher.
Next up is the answer to Milrun.
This is Milrun's answer.
How about a drink that you and the world loved?
This is romantic.
It's fashionable.
I think it would be good for a coffee catch copy.
It's good for a copy.
Next, check the English speaking ability of the NMB48 members.
Let's talk to a foreigner who can't speak Japanese.
First of all, Shuga challenge.
conversation conversation
OK, let's go.
Hello
How are you?
One more time. How are you?
Yes, we can.
Oh, no.
How's the weather today?
end
Oh, no.
Good job.
Hello, how are you?
I'm fine, thank you.
Very good.
Nice to meet you.
What's your name?
I'm Airi.
I'm Ben.
Can you say something in English?
Dream
Dream?
You dream?
My dream is to eat takoyaki with NMB.
I see.
What?
Let's go with Kawahara.
He's really into English these days.
He's really into English.
Good hair.
Shut up!
He's really into English these days.
What's that?
He's singing live.
I'm scared.
I was scared.
Why did you say Maema no Merry?
He's really into English these days.
It's okay. I'm used to it.
I'm used to it.
I see.
I'm used to it.
I see.
He can speak English.
Tsubota's class begins.
This is what the teacher is talking about.
English and Japanese are fundamentally different languages. It's a feeling to do so.
The characters and pronunciation are clearly different, so I think it's easy to understand that they're different languages.
However, I would like you to understand that it is actually a more fundamentally different language.
For example, here. Do you believe in God?
English-like.
Do you believe in God?
I'm still not good at it.
That's right.
So, I think it often appears in TV dramas, like,
Do you believe in God?
When you hear this, you think,
You think you're a foreigner, you're not Japanese.
I wonder why you feel this is strange.
It means that God is originally in each person.
It's not like that.
Keichi.
The pronunciation is also a little strange.
ending?
The ending is also strange.
Because God is always there.
After all, everyone says that things like pronunciation and intonation are different,
In fact, the strangest thing is, "What about you?"
Normally, in Japanese, you don't ask "What about you?"
Like, do you believe in God?
That's how I express it.
For example, when you went to Disneyland yesterday,
Who said that?
Of course, I'm omitting what I'm saying.
Basically, in Japanese, the subject is omitted, and in English, it is basically said.
For example, I love you.
I probably wouldn't say I love you, but I would say I love you or I like you.
This is the big difference.
It's easy to understand, if you say so.
There are three other points that are easy to miss.
Subject plus verb.
the times.
multiple.
What does this mean, sir?
First of all, the subject plus the verb, as I said earlier, is not conscious of the subject in Japanese.
In English, we are always conscious of the subject, so we tend to forget about it.
The second is the current situation.
The Japanese tend to change things naturally, so they are less conscious of the times.
Momentum is the present, the past, or the future.
For example, when you say you're going to Disneyland, do you mean the present, the future, or the past?
future.
Let's go, isn't it the future?
So what happens if we put this in the past tense?
went.
Or you can go in one shot.
The word 'go' becomes 'had'.
I see.
What will happen next time? Past tense.
What about past tense?
came.
Why can't I eat this?
If you go or if the past tense goes, you'll come.
Teacher, let's do something like a thick sliced Jason from now on.
too interested.
Don't say "Why Japanese people?"
I thought you didn't want to say it.
I've never heard of it before.
So, I see. That is the part that is fundamentally different.
In other words, you might fly.
What is the past tense of fly?
flied. You flew, right?
No, that's what luck is all about.
It's a story about how luck came out.
Of course, if I say this in this flow, it should be strange if it doesn't fly.
I'm suddenly lucky.
I am translating this naturally.
Unless you pay attention to it, you will forget it. Forgetting to use the past tense, or forgetting to use the future tense.
I see. When it's like that in English.
It's the same thing, right? You can add an ED.
You can add an ED.
There are some slight changes, but if you learn a certain amount of patterns, you'll be able to do it right away.
This is a very complicated conversion, and we're doing it naturally.
I see.
The third one.
This is fundamentally different, but in Japanese, the expression of the plural or plural of a noun is very ambiguous.
For example, even if there is one desk, it is called a desk, and even if there are two, it is a desk.
In English, it is one desk, a desk, or two desks.
So, this time, friends?
When you're alone, you say friend, and when you're alone, you say friend, and when you're with two or three people, you say friend. Well, English and Japanese are fundamentally different Tsubota-sensei had his own theory to explain this.
The reason why this kind of thing happens is because people who speak English are probably people who made a living by hunting. We Japanese are an agricultural people. Didn't they make a living doing things like growing rice? For example, from the point of view of hunters, there's a huge difference between one wild boar and two.
But from the point of view of the agricultural people, one or two grains of rice is probably not a single grain, but it's a full bowl, There are many grains of rice in that bowl, so I don't really care.
And since farmers do the same thing every year, for example, once you've decided that you'll be the one harvesting the rice in this section.
If you ask them to harvest the rice in that section next year as well.
It's not clear who's going to do it, right? But the situation in hunting is always changing, so unless you say who's going to do what each time.
It's hard to get across, isn't it?
Actually, if you talk to a university professor or a professor at an American university about it, it might be true.
ah ah ah
I'm really sleepy right now, so I'm talking about the fundamental part, so it's about the difference between Japanese and English.
Now, with this in mind, let's move on to the next step.
English is super easy for those who have mastered Japanese
yes sir what is this
Well, first of all, English is easy
Moreover, I want you to understand that it is overwhelmingly easy compared to Japanese.
Here's some easy-to-understand data that shows that.
Actually, there is a ministry called the US Department of State.
When the Erids there learn a new foreign language
It's a table showing how long it takes for each language.
There are Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Arabic in what is said to be the SS rank.
How many hours do you think it will take to master
It's 1324 hours, isn't it S rank
1321
Now let's make the top S rank Let's add it together Let's see SS rank
It takes 2400 to 2760 hours.
It takes about five times as long as German or German.
It's five times more difficult.
Well, when you express yourself in English, you use the alphabet, so a to z and lowercase a to z Well, there are 52 letters in total, right? It's about 2 centimeters.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
It's kind of like a vision test.
yes, even though there are so many kanji characters
I didn't realize that
In English, that's all.
Even people who normally think they're not good at studying can easily read things like this.
It's clear that everyone is really smart
It looks like it's going to be good.
Now, based on this, here are the thoughts of Mr. Sumita
Japanese is one of the most difficult languages in the world, so there's no reason why you can't speak English.
That's kind of true, isn't it?
Everyone has a little bit of confidence in what they're doing.
Say you want to teach me the secret trick that you can be a monster
The important points that Mr. Tsubota needs to master in order to master English conversation will be discussed later.
Seconda theme
If you use it wrongly, it will be a terrible thing. Japanese English
There are times when the English you think is correct is not correct
I would like to ask the teacher to tell me
If you use it as it is, it doesn't just mean that it doesn't work
There are a lot of Japanese English that seem to have a ridiculous meaning, so let's be careful
For example, here
Gasoline stand
Gasoline stand has a meaning
Ah, I see
What does it mean?
I rolled gasoline
It has a big meaning
Fire
Ah, I see
The correct answer is a place to drink gasoline
A place to drink?
Well, that's impossible
So, if you want to go to a gasoline stand next time
If you want to go now
No, the correct English would be garstation. Does a stand mean a place to drink, right? NIt used to be a place to drink milk, so that's fine, but if it's called gasoline, it's a place to drink gasoline. for example
In particular, I would like everyone to be careful about words like talent or idol , but isn't your job an idol?
So, can you say in English that I am an idol? Yes
i am idol
What does it mean when you say "I am idol"?
I'm unemployed I'm not working
It means something like Taida It's completely different The meaning is completely different
A talent is someone with talent, and an idol is this idol.
It means everyone's idol, but it's meaningless to be an idol with the same sound, so it means something like a creature.
If I say I'm an idol, I'm an amazing creature.
Sayupie
I once went to Australia on a school trip, and at that time a friend of mine asked that foreigner.
I was told a lot that I was like a seeds idol
That's what I meant
That's how it's supposed to be
Of course, that's what it really means here, but in that case, I'm an idol or an idol singer.
If you put it like that, that
Even if you say talent, iron, or talent, you might end up feeling like someone who's trying to live a little.
By the way, talent is called celebrity or db personality in English.
There are other Japanese English words like this If you use it incorrectly, it will become ridiculously ridiculous, but what is this?
What do you think?
I know everything I know French kiss I know French kiss This kind of kiss
That's what it means, let's take a look at everything for the time being.
I'm going to say it, but when I say I'm naive, it means that I'm ignorant of the world.
If you say it like that, you're talking about shoe polish cream
Shoe cream, yeah yeah yeah, it's going to be shoe cream
If you say something like "I love cream puffs", I think you're a pretty dangerous person.
Also, if you say roller coaster, it's a cup type with a jet engine.
Yes, it would be fine if it was actually a cup type with a jet engine
I don't know what to do
Isn't there a roller coaster here? A special roller coaster
What about the French kiss?
In the case of the French kiss, the idea of doing a French kiss is a deep kiss
It's the other way around
If you say deep kiss, how does it get across?
Deep kiss is a bit strange
Deep is an adjective
If it's deeply, it gets across
Deeply kiss
It's like a deep kiss
It's really bad
Will you eat it?
Sorry to keep you waiting
Tsubota-sensei will teach you the secret to master a good conversation
This will teach you the secret to master English
First, speak in a voice twice as normal
Second, use facial expressions and gestures
Third, remember 11 words
I remembered a lot
You can do it if you remember 3 words
I'm curious about this. Let's start with the first one
You can say these 3 words in common
The basic mistake of everyone is that they try to speak correctly.
It's not an English test, so the most important thing in an English conversation is not to convey it correctly, but to convey it to the other person.
It's easier to communicate overwhelmingly because it's easy to say that it's okay to make a mistake when you're told to answer.
So, first of all, it's about conveying your feelings to the other person.
And then, let's do this.
It's called a congruency. It's called congruence.
Congruency. Congruence.
What this means is that it's congruency to match the words you say, your actions, and your facial expressions. What is this? It's a congruence that combines the words you say and your actions and expressions.
For example, there is the word thank you. For example, there is the word thank you.
What does that mean?
thankyou very much. Thank you, thank you.
For example, we don't use words other than gratitude, but For example, I'm going to say it now, so please listen. For example, I'm going to say it now, so please listen to it.
Thank you very much for coming today. Is there anyone who said, thank you for coming today?
You don't. But what you are saying is perfect. There's no one, right? But the words you're saying are completely.
Isn't it just a word of thanks? It's just a word of gratitude, isn't it?
I agree. If you think of it as words. That's right. If you take it as a word.
But since the action and expression are not the same,
Ah, I feel like I've been insulted or hated something. I feel like I've been insulted or hated.
So, when you say thank you or thank you,
It's very important to make sure that you match up to that feeling. it's very important to make sure that the emotions are matched.
I see. I see.
So, first of all, I can speak twice as loud as usual for the very first important point. Then, first of all, let's talk about the most important point, the usual 2x voice.
Even if you mumble because you can't speak. I can't talk, so I'm going to make a noise.
If you make a noise or make a noise,
The other person will be a little worried about whether it is okay to hear this sound. the other person might think, is it okay to listen to this sound?
It is important to speak twice as loud. It's important to speak in a 2x voice.
It's okay, I don't know how loud I should speak even if I say twice. It's okay to speak in a 2x voice, but I don't know how loud it should be.
Even if you're told to speak loudly, I think you'll probably feel like you're speaking loudly in your own way. Even if you're told to speak in a loud voice, you might feel like you're speaking too loud.
Therefore, I actually use this decibel system. I actually use this decibel system.
I define a loud voice as 80dB or more at a distance of 3m. I define a loud voice as more than 80dB when it's 3m away.
Are there any details? Let's try it out.
How loud do you have to speak to make your voice twice as loud? Let's see how loud it is when spoken in a 2x voice.
So, 3m is about this much. Then, 3m is about this distance.
Who shall we speak from? Who should I start with?
Can I say it out loud? Can I speak in a loud voice?
I agree. Can I say hello then? Yes, you can. Can you say, Hello?
To go. I'll start.
Hello Hello.
49.3. It's 49.3.
Small at all. It's small.
It feels pretty big. It's pretty big though.
It's normal. It's half.
Half. It's half.
Please try again. I'll try again.
To go. I'll start.
Hello Hello.
87 points. It's 87 points.
Do you speak with a voice like this? Can you speak with this voice?
Most likely. It's pretty loud.
This is the case even if you are not 3 meters away. It's this even if you're 3 meters away.
So, when I was asked, How are you?
I don't feel like I'm fine at all. I'm fine. Thank you.
I'm fine. Thank you. I'm fine. Thank you. like that.
Next is the second. Use facial expressions, gestures, and gestures. I'll say it again, but the important thing is...
It's not about speaking correct English, it's about being able to convey what you want to convey to the other person. It's not about speaking the correct English, but it's about conveying what you want to convey to the other person.
I think you should mix English words in there. First of all, you can think of it as a way to mix English words into it.
First of all, let's be aware that we can communicate with gestures and gestures. That's the second point . Let's be aware of the fact that you can convey it with your body and hands.
Okay, and the last three. This is a little interesting, but there are 11 words to remember. And the third point.I'm a little interested in this, but there are 11 words to remember.
Well, using these 1 and 2, but at the very least, if you know only this word, it's easier to communicate , so there are 11 words. So, using these 1 and 2, but at the very least, it's easier to communicate if you know these 11 words.
Okay, here are those 11 words. So, these are the 11 words.
That's it. This is it.
Oh, is that so? I see.
only this. This is it.
that's right. That's right.
The guy who knows everything. You know all of them, don't you?
Yes, you already know everything. Yes, I know all of them.
Yes, sir, please explain this. Yes, teacher, please explain this.
Here, if you know the plus alpha, it's even better.
Swim is a verb that means to think like something. Seem is a verb that you can think of as
I think You can think of it.
I kind of feel that way. I think of it like that.
So, that's why I'm like that. So, like, verbs that seem like 〇〇.
If you say it like this, it means you think of something.
If you say it like a sweet, you can tell it like you are like this. If you say 〇〇, it means you think of something.
And find means you know something or find something.
For example, if I say "eye find 〇〇", it means "I understand". For example, if you say eye find 〇〇, it means that I've thought like this , I understand. For example, I find 〇〇. For example, A If I find 〇〇, it means that I thought like this, I understand. For example, if you use eyefind 〇〇, it means that I understand that's what I thought. For example, If you say eyefind 〇〇, I will say
Music, right,
If you say "I find 〇〇", it means "I understand" . For example, if I find 〇〇, it means that I understand that I thought like this. Name, right,
If you say "I find 〇〇", it means "I understand" . For example, if I find 〇〇, it means that I thought like this, I understand. Can you give me a hint?
You don't have to worry about whether it's a question or not.
You give me hint.
You give hint.
Give me a hint.
It's all like that.
If you use these three, most conversations will be established.
And there are three more.
There is also knowledge.
In is inside. With is the same as 〇〇. About is about 〇〇.
It means something like that.
So when you want to convey a place or something like that,
you can use this in, with, and about.
You don't have to be so detailed.
When you were in middle school,
there were things like on, right?
That's right.
So the correct English
may be better to use it in detail,
but what we're saying now is
not the correct English,
but the English conversation that is conveyed to the other person.
The English conversation that is conveyed to the other person.
I read it as a survival English so that it can be conveyed to the other person in order to have a quick conversation.
For example, when someone asks you if you're having fun today, can you answer with this?
That's right. For example, if you say something like, I seem happy, it means you're having fun.
You can also say I find.
If you say I seem good, it means you can convey it to the other person.
So, using these three points, let's have a talk with a foreigner again.
Let's go, Yagi-san.
Do your best.
Based on what Mr. Saki taught you.
Let's do it.
Oh, I find. Thank you.
Oh, good. I have a question for you. How's my fashion?
Good, good, good boy.
Good boy.
Good fashion.
He fine with you?
Do you think you can be the number one?
NMB member?
Number one!
Number one?
Yes?
Yes, me number one.
Ah, okay.
Okay, one more question.
How old do you think I am?
Ah, hmm...
You!
I'm 40 years old!
40 years old?
Hmm...
You're looking up at me.
No, no, no. 35!
35?
35!
Okay!
That's a fun one.
How many do you want?
Okay, Milky, your turn.
Hello!
Hello, I love you!
Oh, thank you!
I love you too! Nice to meet you!
She's a bad girl!
Good job, good job, good job.
Good, good, good.
So, my first question is...
How's my fashion?
Cool! You are cool!
I love you!
My second question is...
Do you think you can be the number one NMB member?
Okay. I'm number two.
Number two?
I am number one.
You too.
Me too?
Me too.
Okay. I have one more question for you.
What's your favorite food?
My favorite food is peach.
Peaches? Big peaches or small peaches?
Big peaches.
All right. Very good.
The best thing about Kando-san is that he always has a smile on his face.
It started with the song, I love you.
He always has a smile on his face.
I feel like he wants to say something to me.
He always has a smile on his face.
It's the same as Miburi Teburi, right?
That's right.
It's a congruence.
I can tell him that I like him.
That's why he has such a good conversation.
Very very I love you.
You didn't call me, did you?
It's the best in the world.
You did it.
That's great.
You're making a heart shape with your hands.
That's also a congruence.
You made it happen.
This time, that's the new wave of times.
This time, they will challenge 3 sports they are good at.
In the end, the three of them will compete, and the losing members will receive a penalty.
Last time, the three of them were good at motocross.
This time, they will challenge the remaining 2 sports.
The second place is Slackline Park, Chronic Cove.
This time, they will challenge the slackline.
It is a sport that has been trained in the sense of balance, and concentration, and is now becoming popular among women.
First is the teacher's demonstration.
It's true.
Amazing.
It's like a ballet dancer.
Amazing.
Thank you very much.
It's a soft version of the average size.
Yes. It doesn't look different from the average size.
It's a 5cm wide trampoline.
Trampoline?
I used to be a figure skater.
You might be able to do it.
Chikki is not doing well in motocross.
Will he be able to do well here?
Challenge a 6.50m long and 70cm high line here.
The member with the shortest length will receive a penalty.
The first challenger is Nagisa.
Who will be the first challenger?
Oh! Wait!
That's the worst!
Next, the most anticipated Chihiro is...
She managed to go halfway, but...
She failed.
Next is Miruru.
Everyone, do your best.
Please wait a moment.
However, she can't stop concentrating.
She did it.
She did it. I'm sorry.
Miruru succeeded.
And Nagisa will receive the penalty.
She will drink vinegar to increase her concentration.
It's dirty.
It's dirty. I put it back.
It's dirty.
Next, we came to Japan Water Sports Complex in Nishinomiya.
Here, we are going to challenge the cable wakeboard.
Unlike conventional wakeboards that are pulled by modes,
wakeboards use cable systems.
Let's see how to get up on the water.
It's dirty. It's dirty.
Wow, she's good!
She's fast!
After that, Nagisa and Chihiro tried but they couldn't win no matter how many times they tried.
How many years has it been?
I can't do it anymore!
So they went to a skateboard where they can slide as they like.
And the game is to see who can last the longest without falling.
Will the two who fell the fastest win?
The first challenge is to land.
She managed to get past the half mark and made it to the final corner.
But she was eliminated here.
This is so frustrating.
I thought I could make it to the end.
Next up is Megwin.
In the same spot, Megwin is in the water.
This is frustrating!
I'm going to ask Nagisa to do her best.
Last, Nagisa's challenge.
Nagisa also slides smoothly into the last corner.
Will she be able to keep up?
The three of them failed at the same place.
This is the most interesting result.
All three of them will receive a penalty.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23,
23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, dagashi,
This game is about
We have overcome the penalty, and we have overcome many experiences.
We have grown up.
I think we have grown up.
We will do our best from now on.
Ready, set, go!
That was tough.
Miruru, that was great.
Yes, I did it.
It looks easy, but it's hard.
It's hard.
I heard that Hamayu-san is really bad at it.
Oh, the one in the upper area?
That's tough.
I've been there in private for a few years, but I quit.
The water level in Nishinomiya is going down.
I can't believe it.
The DVD of NMB48, which is currently on sale, has been released.
Volume 3 and 4.
This time, the NMB members left a funny comment during the filming.
It's a famous phrase.
Which member's famous phrase is in it?
Look forward to it after you buy it.
100 people will be given a complete set of this famous phrase.
The deadline is September 30th.
If you haven't, hurry up!
We will announce the winner of this week's punishment game!
The winner of this week's punishment game is...
Milky!
There was a conversation!
It was wonderful!
The winner of this week's punishment game is...
Shu!
You didn't answer the first question, and you were sleepy on the way.
Shu, you're double leech.
That's true.
That's unusual.
That's proof that I did my best.
I don't like English.
You're double leech.
What are the three verbs you need to learn to master Subota-sensei's English conversation?
About.
This is the next problem. I'm a talent say in English
About.
Singer-songwriter.
Last question.
What do you call it when you match your feelings with your words?
Art Nature!
Of the 3 questions, 0 questions are correct, so no good!
Wow! Here we come!
What is the scene?
Wow!
And you're so obsessed with art!
I hate English!
You shouldn't have said that!
Yes, I'm sorry.
Don't do that after this lesson.
Yes.
You said it too clearly.
I'm sorry.