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Wow, the beginning of the show suddenly starts with a sigh.
Yes, the English program will start from today, but how is everyone?
How is it? Can you all speak English?
No.
You really can't do it?
It's really impossible.
Do you have a choice?
Yes, yes, yes.
Why do you want to decide on your own?
There are four people who can see the choice.
Four people?
Yes, me.
Why did you get eliminated?
I'm not the only one who can't decide.
You're really talking back.
It's okay.
So you're all crap, right?
Hirata is not the only one who's not crap.
I'm not.
It's the first time I've heard Hirata's English.
By the way, I'd like to ask how much English can you speak?
Hello everyone, my name is Rina Hirata. Nice to meet you.
What?
I don't understand.
I didn't understand.
I don't understand at all.
I understood a little at first.
Hello everyone, hello everyone.
Hello everyone.
I understand.
Did you originally live in America?
Yes, I lived in America from the age of 12.
My father is American and my mother is Japanese.
Then you must be pretty strong-willed.
Strong-willed?
You lived over there.
Hello everyone.
It started with a sudden unceasing story.
This program is a program where members of the Nobizaka 46 team learn English that they can use daily.
Congratulations!
I'm the only one who's self-service.
I understand.
Has it started?
I'm excited.
Teacher.
Hello everyone, nice to meet you.
My name is Setsuya Escort.
I look like Jackie Chan, but no.
I am your English teacher today.
Let's speak English here and enjoy making mistakes.
Only one person understands.
Jackie Chan only knows the words of the child.
I'm often told that I look like Jackie Chan.
That's true.
Jackie Chan is a better man.
Today's teacher is Mr. Yaskochi Yaskochi.
Today, the teacher is Yaskochi Yaskochi.
He is a popular English teacher in Toshin High School.
What we're going to do today is...
You've all memorized it, right?
We're going to study using lyrics.
It's a song called A Hard Day's Night.
The world-famous rock band, Beatles' hit number.
We asked you to listen to this song and memorize it.
How was it? Was it difficult?
It's difficult.
I don't know what the fast part is saying.
But when you memorize a song, you should memorize it by sound.
Even if you sing Let It Go, you have to sing it like this.
So you have to memorize it by sound and copy it.
That's how you get the best English.
Now, let's start with Mr. Nojo.
What?
The teacher is suddenly going.
Now, we're going to have one person copy the lyrics.
Please show us A Hard Day's Night.
I hope you've all memorized it.
Amazing!
Is it okay?
What did you think the song was about?
It's about busy days.
Because it's a hard song.
It's about a night when you work hard and come back.
Amazing! You understood well.
Now, Ms. Kitano, it's your turn. Please stand up.
You can't do it like this.
Don't worry. Enjoy making mistakes.
Let's go!
I have a day's night night
Oh, my God, I don't know
I have a day's night night
Oh, my God, I don't know
Amazing!
You sounded like a ostrich club member.
Next up is Ms. Maya. Here we go!
Are you ready to sing?
I'm ready to sing!
You were singing well.
It's time to home, very night
I will love you rock and roll
It's time to home, very night
I will love you rock and roll
I'm gonna get you, I'm gonna get you, get you
Oh, baby, did you own life?
Ahona get you get you
Wait a minute.
You're studying a lot.
Yes, I'm a master of hitting.
That's great. Instant home.
I love you, love you.
I'm a little loving.
You're a little bit of a twist.
I heard you say that.
That's a name for a person, isn't it?
Rock and roll.
Is this a rock and roll?
I don't have a rock and roll.
What's that all of a sudden?
Rock and roll.
Next up is Ms. Sakura. Here we go!
Are you ready?
I'll be waiting.
What's wrong? Are you hungry?
If you're hungry, please tell me.
Okay, let's go.
It's your hardest night
I should be like a rock
I can't do it
I should be sleeping like a rock
Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na
All right
I saw the moment you gave up.
I love you when you get you
All night
Get on high
A little what you do
And last up is Ms. Hirata.
Show everybody how it's done.
Are you ready?
Yes.
Okay, here we go.
It's been a hard day's night
And I've been working like a dog
It's been a hard day's night
I should be sleeping like a rock
But when I get home to you
I find the things that you do
To make me feel all right
Wow
Amazing
100 points
That's right. You've been doing that all the time.
If you get 70 points, you'll be surprised.
Wow, Ms. Hirata, that was great.
Let's take a look at the lyrics.
So that's how it was.
Yes, that's right.
So that's how it was sung.
It's been a hard day's night
It means a night of a hard day.
I'm sure a man is singing it.
And I've been working like a dog
This is a farm girl.
Because she's tired.
Dog, dog, dog.
It's a dog, right?
I like walking with a dog.
I want to work like a dog.
The part where she starts singing is like a song.
It was a very hard day.
And the continuation is
But when I get home to you
What does this mean?
But
But, great.
But
But when I get home to you
That's a perfect role.
Is that so?
This is...
Sorry.
I was listening to a completely different one.
It's not perfect.
I'm a teacher who praises and raises.
Is that so?
In English,
When I get home to you,
It's a little close.
I'm back home, but I have you.
So you're home.
So let's say you're my wife.
You may be my lover.
My wife is waiting for me to come home no matter how busy I am.
The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night
It was a song like this.
Now, I'd like to take up one of the key words of the day from the world.
Today's point.
What is this?
It's the word like.
Like.
It's a very convenient word.
So in everyday conversation,
For example, in America, England, and abroad.
In everyday conversation, the word like is used a lot.
So today, let's master the word like perfectly.
First of all, I have a question for you all.
What was the first meaning of like?
I like you.
That's right.
Let's start with the meaning of like.
The like button on Facebook is like in English.
It's not good.
It's like.
So when you compliment someone, you use the word like.
When you compliment someone, you say,
I like this.
Today, you are wearing a wonderful outfit.
Is this?
I'm 40 years old and I'm embarrassed to wear this.
It suits you.
What does I like your hair mean?
I like your hair.
You don't understand.
The word like is a hat.
Like a hat.
Hat.
In Japanese, it sounds like I like a hat.
But it's used when you compliment someone.
You like this part.
So today, please compliment each other.
Using the word like.
OK, first step is Ms. Nojo and Ms. Kitano.
Let's try.
Face each other.
And start.
I like a big smile.
I like hair.
Thank you.
She doesn't look happy at all.
I like big voice.
Thank you.
I like...
My lips.
Thank you.
You don't like her much.
She is very open-minded.
I like...
She is very open-minded.
OK, next step is Ms. Maya and Ms. Hirata.
Let's try.
Let's go.
I like...
Fashion. Very cute.
Thank you. I like your eyelashes.
Eyelashes.
I like...
What does she mean?
Big eyes.
I like your hair.
Thank you.
I like...
She is attacking her.
Shoulder.
Thank you.
I like your outfit.
Thank you.
She always says thank you.
She is educated.
It's wonderful.
Outfit is...
It's American English.
Like your outfit.
But she has a big voice.
She is a good American.
Thank you.
Mr. Wada is doing well.
If you use like like this, you can praise your partner easily.
Wow, I like your shirt.
Hey, I like your hairstyle.
You can get along with your partner immediately.
Today's point is like.
Look at this.
And I've been working like a dog.
This is a little different from the meaning of like.
Dogs don't like it.
Like this.
For example,
My teacher today is like Jackie Chan.
I want to be told that.
I'm always told that.
You are saying it in a very bad way.
I'm a little happy.
If you use like, you can use it as an example.
It's very useful.
Let's use it as an example of a member of the doggy.
Mr. Kawako.
The one who came to the country is like a beagle.
Beaver?
Beagle?
Beagle dog?
Does it look like a beagle dog?
I'm often told that.
It's a small example.
It didn't come to my attention at all.
It's a small example.
There is also an expression like this.
Put this on.
Like this.
This is very useful.
Like this.
Like this means like this.
What does this mean?
This is a pen that used to be there.
Like this.
It means like this.
It's an expression that can be used when teaching while making a gesture.
Tokyo Olympics is coming.
Many foreigners will come.
When foreigners are in trouble, for example, when you can't buy anything at the vending machine, you can teach them like this.
Like this.
When you are in trouble and want to teach someone with a gesture, you can teach them like this.
From now on, Mr. Suzuki will be given a chance to teach foreign tourists.
Please solve the problems he has faced with using like this.
OK, let's start with Ms. Nojo.
Here we go.
This is the topic for today.
Mr. Suzuki is in trouble because he doesn't know how to eat Zaru soba.
Please teach him how to eat Zaru soba using like this.
Here you go.
You are speaking Japanese.
I didn't hear you.
You should say like this.
I didn't know how to do it.
I see. You should say like this.
What kind of practice is this?
You should say like this.
Keep trying, Ms. Nojo.
By the way, chopsticks are chopsticks and plates are dishes.
Soba is soba.
And moving on to Ms. Kitano.
The scene is...
Please teach Mr. Suzuki how to dance.
Here we go.
Oh, what dance? No.
What dance? No, I don't know.
Please look at me.
What?
Please look at me.
Right, left.
Right.
Legs.
Right.
Like this.
No, repeat.
What? No, repeat?
Like this.
Repeat.
Repeat?
Okay, great.
You didn't explain it in words at first.
But you got it when you said like this.
When you can't explain it in words, you say like this.
And then you should say repeat.
Repeat.
You're getting better.
Great.
Okay, next up is Ms. Sakurai. Here we go.
Mr. Suzuki doesn't know what sumo is.
Please use gestures to explain it.
Like this.
Don't forget to use like this.
Please.
What sports?
Hey.
Wow, Sakurai.
Japanese sumo.
Like this.
Like this?
Like this.
Japanese sumo like this.
Like this.
Open.
Japanese sumo?
Yes.
Yeah.
Like this.
Look, look.
Look.
Yeah.
Oh.
OK?
I used to be a director like that.
Let's try.
Like this?
OK, OK.
I know, I know.
Amazing.
That was perfect.
It was perfect.
That was perfect, Ms. Sakurai.
If you use like this, you can explain to the other person easily with your gesture.
If you use like this, you can ask the other person how to do it.
It's a very useful word.
There is an expression using like that is very useful.
I want to...
This means I want to do something.
But this expression is a little bit childish.
It's a little bit childish.
It's like a
It's like a little bit of a
So, usually,
if you use like this,
you can use it anywhere.
It means you want to do something.
For example, I want to sit here.
You sit like this.
I want to eat here.
You can do everything you do in a restaurant with this.
So, like is amazing, isn't it?
Amazing.
So, from now on, the members will use I like to to answer the question about the one scene that happens a lot when you travel abroad.
The other person is Hirata.
She doesn't react to Japanese at all, so everyone, do your best.
OK, first up is Ms. Maya.
The scene is ordering in a restaurant.
Here we go.
OK.
OK, go ahead.
I'd like to eat Peking duck.
That's amazing.
Peking duck.
How would you like it cooked?
How do you like it?
How would you like it cooked?
Pardon?
How would you like it cooked?
There's no one to translate.
How would you like it cooked?
Like what kind of type of, you know, Peking duck would you like?
After, I'd like to eat caviar.
Wait, so you don't need to eat the Peking duck, you want caviar?
She's only quoting high-class stuff.
No Peking duck?
You want caviar?
Caviar?
Yeah, yeah.
OK, caviar.
Thank you.
OK, you're welcome.
That was great.
So, you've ordered what you want to eat.
How would you like it cooked?
Do you know what that means?
How would you like it cooked?
It means how you want to grill it.
They don't understand.
They don't understand this.
The waitress is telling the customers every day, so they're getting faster.
How would you like it?
So, the customers over there and the people who live there understand even if they don't understand English.
For example, medium, well done, rare, they can answer in a reflective way.
But, sensei, Peking duck is cooked in a certain way, isn't it?
It's a kind of chicken.
So, it's always cooked in a certain way.
I'm hearing a lot of how it's cooked, but Peking duck is always cooked in a certain way.
That's my knowledge.
This time, the waitress was worse.
Next up is Ms. Kawago.
The scene is, I'll be trying on clothes at a clothing store.
Here we go.
I'd like to taste...
Taste...
Taste room.
Taste...
What?
Taste room.
What?
Fitting room.
You wanna try...
I'd like to fitting room.
I'd like to...
You'd like to...
Fitting room.
You'd like to try it on.
Triangle.
Why? Triangle?
I'd like to try...
Try one piece.
You wanna try on the one piece.
Okay, it'd be right this way.
And Ms. Nojo.
The scene is, I'll ask her the way to Manhattan Station.
Here we go.
Hey.
Hi.
I'm...
What?
What am I?
I'd like...
Go...
I'd like...
Go...
Manhattan...
Student.
Student?
Manhattan Station.
You'd like to go to Manhattan Station?
Okay, you go straight here, and then you take a right, and then you take a left, and then you take a right again, okay?
Okay!
Okay.
She doesn't understand.
Straight, straight, left...
No, right.
Right.
She doesn't understand.
Straight, right, straight, right, go.
Okay.
Amazing.
Perfect.
At first, you said, I'd like to go, right?
That's enough.
If you really don't understand, you can say, I'd like to go, and then say, Manhattan Station.
If you want to say it in a loud voice, you can say it like this while doing the gesture again.
Yes, like this.
Amazing.
Yay!
That was a good lesson.
Great job, Ms. Nojo.
Practice makes perfect.
Like this, I'd like to is a more polite way of saying it than I want to.
Please try it out on your travels.
So, with today's keyword, like, you can speak English this much.
Like is really a useful word.
Let's sing The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night one last time.
Are you ready?
Yeah!
Okay, let's go.
See you next time.