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Now, it's time for the No-Gi-Ego!
It's February now.
Speaking of February, it's Valentine's Day.
Why do you give it to each other?
For friends?
For friends.
You don't give it to your partner?
You can't give it to your partner.
You don't get it?
You don't get it? It's gross to get it from your partner.
It's different, isn't it?
Japanese customs are different.
Is that so?
It's different from America and other countries.
A boy gives it to a girl.
That's great.
When I was in America, a boy suddenly came into the class.
He brought a bouquet of roses and gave it to a girl.
You should consider the teacher's position.
Poor girl.
She got scolded later.
The guest this time is...
Kanako Nakada!
Have you seen No-Gi-Ego?
But...
You can't enter from the back.
Have you seen it?
To be honest...
I haven't.
What did you say?
You wanted to enter.
I wanted to speak English.
I'm glad I could enter today.
Kana is the king of brain of No-Gi-Zaka.
Really?
Don't say that.
Hello, everyone.
Today, the members of No-Gi- Zaka 46 will learn English easily.
No-Gi-Ego!
Hi, everyone.
Hello.
How are you?
I'm great.
You're great.
Have you practiced today?
Yes.
In this program, they will learn English songs by ear.
This time, the song is Bonnie Tyler's Holding Out for a Hero.
It is the theme song of a Japanese TV drama.
Have you seen School Horse?
No.
The generation is...
It's been 20 years since it was born.
We've been watching it.
School Horse is the theme song of this drama.
Isn't it Star Wars?
No, it's School Horse.
Today, they will learn the song Holding Out for a Hero.
What does Hero mean?
Justice.
The ally of justice.
Hero is a hero.
What does a woman mean?
Woman.
No, it's not.
It's not.
The hero's woman.
What does a woman mean?
What was it?
Heroine.
That's right.
It's called heroine.
Heroine.
Mariah Carey sang this song.
It's a song that appears in various songs.
Men and women can say that the person they admire is a hero.
My question is, who is your hero?
Okay?
Okay.
Ms. Kitano, who is your hero?
My hero is Mr. Takasuzuki.
What?
It's me.
What's wrong with you?
You're a good girl.
Why?
Last year's Christmas special recording, Mr. Takasuzuki, you helped me.
Hero.
I remember a little bit, but Ms. Kitano, weren't you crying?
That's right.
I was made to cry.
Who made you cry?
It looked like something happened between these two.
Yes, I was in a fight with Mariah.
Who helped you at that time?
Yes.
I was the only one left.
I cried, so Mr. Suzuki said,
I'm the only one left.
It was a little cool.
It was cool.
But why did you cry?
I'm a young girl.
I just wanted to laugh.
Cool.
How was it? Was today's song difficult?
It was difficult.
It was fast.
It's difficult to sing fast.
I'd like you to sing it.
The first one coming up is Ms. Nakada.
Really?
It's really good.
The first one is Ms. Nakada. Here we go.
Fat?
Strong and fat.
Fat?
Fat and fat.
I'm getting fat.
I'm talking about Rikishi.
First fight.
The strongest is strong.
It's hard to hear that.
But it was very good.
About 70 points.
It was good.
This program has a great guest.
Next is Ms. Maya. Here we go.
Hero. I was hit by a fool. Hero is not in the end roll.
The sun has set. The sun has set.
More party. Yes party.
Show me your special skill.
What does it say?
I can hear it like this.
I was hit by a fool. The sun has set. The sun has set.
Not set.
Gallery party. More party.
What is a gallery party?
But it's a strange thing.
Is it right?
It's better to write it as it is, rather than putting it in Japanese katakana and pronouncing it in English.
But it's not as good as Mr. Nagata's first time.
This is 50 points.
But it was great.
Next up is Ms. Kitano. Here we go.
I need a hero. I was hit by a fool. Hero is not in the end roll.
You gotta be cool. You gotta be set. You gotta be fresh. Bon papai.
Bon papari?
Bon papai.
I could hear that part.
I could hear that it was a Japanese traditional song.
You were so good at singing.
But your voice was coming out.
It's natural.
My voice came out.
It was pretty good.
65 points.
You caught up.
Amazing. I can only hear Wada-chan's voice.
But it was good. 60 points.
60 points.
I'm happy.
I'm a hero.
I'm from the little town.
Hero is in the center of the night.
He's gonna be strong. He's gonna be fine.
In the sun, he's from the fire.
But...
I think you did pretty well.
But you were a little off in the middle.
I don't know the middle.
Overall, 50 points.
Amazing.
Let's look at the lyrics.
What did you think the lyrics meant?
Kitano?
I'm a hero.
A stupid hero.
It's a little...
It's Japanese.
But that's how I heard it.
That's how you heard it.
He's getting stronger.
I don't know.
I can't sing like a teacher.
It depends on the interpretation.
Let's take a look.
I need a hero.
Need is necessary.
I need a hero.
This is the point.
I'm being beaten up by a fool.
I'm holding up.
I'm holding up for...
I'm being beaten up by a fool.
This means that you're going to keep waiting for a hero.
It means that you're going to keep waiting for a hero.
This is what Nesmire said.
He's gotta be strong.
And the next lyrics?
But I'm not a fat person.
I'm not fat.
I'm fast.
And this is fresh.
Fresh as it comes out.
I'm a man who's just come out of the fight.
What I'm singing is...
There are only men in the jewelry business these days.
Why aren't there any macho men who have strong blood?
I need a hero like that.
You don't like jewelry, do you?
No.
No?
I'm not.
As you can see, the lyrics of Holding Out For A Hero.
Ms. Maya's Solemn ears were quite high level this time.
Today's point is the word hold.
What does hold mean?
Hold.
I'm holding a pen in my hand.
Holding or keeping is hold.
Can you hold this for me?
For example, could you please hold this?
And hold it.
When you give something to someone, you say could you hold this.
Now, practice.
Let's practice using hold to get something for a while.
Please explain why you want to get something.
First step is Ms. Kitano and this is your exercise.
Could you hold me this?
Could you hold this?
Why? What's in it?
My grand mother...
You can't get my name!
No!
My grand mother gave me a present from Hokkaido.
What's Hokkaido?
Fish.
She said it so easily!
Don't give up, Ms. Kitano.
Could you hold this box?
It's a package from my grandmother.
Next up is Ms. Nojo and this is your exercise.
Could you hold my baby?
Why?
I'm gonna go travel.
Take her!
For how long?
How long? Like one day? One hour?
Three days.
Take her!
I have to hold the baby for three days?
Please!
Not please!
Take her!
Travel is to travel for a long time.
So I have to go to the restroom.
I have to check my baggage.
That's why you should hold this.
I can't hold it for three days.
Oh, Ms. Nojo, that was close.
She said the first phrase properly.
In this way, could you hold something?
is used when you want to keep something for a short time or when you want to keep something.
Let's learn another expression using hold.
Hold me tight.
Do you understand this meaning?
How about you, Ms. Kitano?
You are acting like a child.
What is it?
Tight.
Tight pants.
I have to keep tight.
It means slim.
What do you think, Ms. Kawako?
Hold me tight.
Not tight.
Hold me tight?
Do you understand, Ms. Nakata?
Hold me tight?
She is acting like a guest again.
Hold means to hold.
Tight means to hold.
So, hold me tight.
Now, it's practice time.
Sometimes, you want someone to hold you when you are in a little bit of trouble.
Let's tell her the story of the recent trouble in English and make her feel better by saying,
First up is Ms. Nojo. Here we go.
Breakfast, eat fish.
You were eating fish for breakfast?
Yes.
Fish bone.
Fish bone?
Throat.
Throat?
Stick.
Did it hurt?
It hurt?
Your throat hurt?
Ouch?
Ouch.
Stick.
Wonderful.
You got it.
I got it.
You got a bone stuck in your throat.
It's stuck.
I see.
It's stuck to your throat.
Yes.
The last thing I forgot to say is,
after you open your mouth, say,
Hold me tight.
That's the main point.
That sounds terrible, Ms. Nojo.
The pain was felt by the words and gestures.
However, when I was eating breakfast,
a fish bone got stuck in my throat.
Next up is Ms. Maya. Here we go.
Small way.
Cup.
You were here with someone?
Me.
You here?
Cup.
Cup was here.
Small.
Street.
Yes.
Shake hands.
They were in the way?
I thought so, but...
Sorry, sorry.
Then...
Oh.
Oh, wait.
Oh, they...
Sorry, sorry.
Oh, my God.
Hold me tight.
No.
That's a gesture.
When you hold hands,
you think they will let you go,
but they will go like this.
They will go like this.
That's scary.
That couple is amazing.
They couldn't go from the side.
It was a narrow street.
If the street is narrow, it's called narrow.
Narrow.
Today's keyword is hold.
It means to have something you use often in daily life.
It's good to use the expression,
hold me tight, which is often used in songs and lyrics.
The game that was popular in the Christmas special.
I want to challenge this.
Let's do it.
What's today's game?
Let's play a game called counter in English.
Counter is a familiar game in Japan.
We will play it in English today.
We will play a game where you have to guess the hint
that will be read in English from the random cards.
There are some questions that you have to ask the hint until the end.
So be careful.
Let's start the first half.
Ms. Nakada, Ms. Kawago, Ms. Maya are the players.
The hint is read by Ms. Hirata.
I have long ears.
I like to hop and jump.
Ms. Nakada is starting to notice.
Can she say it clearly?
You have to say it clearly.
Maya is lying down.
Take the one you think.
It was completely wrong.
It's okay.
I don't know if that's the right answer.
I don't know yet.
Okay.
That's it.
It's definitely wrong.
It's okay.
Ms. Wada, show us.
Octopus.
I heard long.
Long and long legs.
But listen carefully.
I have long ears.
Ears.
Ears are good.
It's just that you have a bad head.
Please read it properly.
That's bad for my student.
I'm sorry.
Ms. Nakada.
I heard long.
I like to hop and jump.
Did you get it?
Yes.
You're good.
The guest is good.
I'm sorry.
The guest is good.
I live in the water. I have eight legs.
I can shoot black ink and I have a round head.
That's good.
I know this.
No.
Wait a minute.
I know this.
Is it wrong?
What about the others?
Ask again.
I live in the water.
I have eight legs.
I can shoot black ink and I have a round head.
You don't need it?
But water is in the water.
Please take it.
Then I'll take it.
Please read this.
Whale.
That's good.
You said you live in the water.
What does it say?
I have eight legs.
Eight legs.
I can shoot black ink.
You can draw black ink.
And I have a round head.
And you have a round head.
The answer is...
Octopus.
I live in the water.
I have ten legs.
I can shoot black ink.
And I have a triangle head.
Please take it.
You can take it.
You can take it when you realize it.
I live in the water.
I have ten legs.
I can shoot black ink.
And I have a triangle head.
No.
You like it.
Jellyfish.
Why did you choose it?
Ten.
Ten legs.
I see.
Actually, I thought you would say octopus again.
I thought so.
So I chose jellyfish.
I see.
You live in the water.
You live in the sea.
I like jellyfish.
You were fast.
I was fast.
I heard only black ink.
I thought it was an octopus.
I thought it was the only one because I had already taken an octopus.
Ms. Maya took a squid.
It's a great answer.
How do you read it?
Speed.
Speed?
It's different.
It's amazing.
The answer is square.
It was square.
Congratulations.
The second half of the game begins.
Ms. Hirata, Ms. Nojo, and Ms. Kitano are the players.
The one who reads the hint is Ms. Raka.
Who else?
Please show us.
Ms. Nojo.
I heard the word red.
So I chose an apple.
I see.
Ms. Hirata is not forgiving at all.
I thought I would do my best at first.
Why did you choose that?
Because there are many seeds in red.
You said seeds.
I said seeds.
So the answer is?
This is not a seed.
She said it.
This is a fruit.
A fruit?
I saw it on the news this morning.
I thought it was a fruit.
You are studying something else.
Let's make a mistake.
So the answer is?
Strawberry.
It's not a seed.
It wasn't a seed.
The one who reads the hint is the player.
Next is Ms. Maya.
She is coming.
She might be winning.
She is winning.
I'm really good at this.
I'm green and I'm very crunchy.
That's good.
People make salad with me.
What is it?
Carrot.
It sounds like vegetables.
What is eating carrot like?
But it's awesome.
Oh?
Do you like зар완이?
Oh, yes.
I've heard about it before.
I have heard about it.
Carrot.
Why carrot?
It sounds like vegetable.
Vegetable?
Salad.
I said two colors.
Gray and...
Gray.
And green.
Gray is gray.
But it's two colors.
That's right.
There are many colors.
I'm green.
And I'm in salad.
Did you know that I was crazy?
I thought it was crunchy.
I heard crunchy.
Crunchy?
You said crunchy.
I thought you said crunchy.
You didn't say people.
People make.
Salad?
Salad that people often make.
I thought there was lettuce.
I see.
I chose lettuce.
What is the correct answer?
Red sauce.
I don't know the answer.
Red sauce?
Red sauce.
I got it.
The answer is lettuce.
Lettuce?
The last question.
The hint is mesquite.
I'm purple outside and...
Listen to me.
Outside and gold inside.
I make people first.
Heart.
No.
You got it.
Let's review the rule of the card.
There is no rule to take back what you took.
What is this?
It's eggplant.
Eggplant.
Why?
It's purple.
Everyone is wearing panties.
It's not everyone.
You got it first.
It's purple.
You got it right away.
It was fast.
You were calm.
But you are so competitive.
I was surprised.
Something happened in February.
I think something happened.
Inside gold.
Gold inside.
Yes.
It's definitely gold.
The yellow part.
Yes.
The second part.
I make people fart.
Hirato?
I make people fart.
Fart and fart.
Fart.
But I say toot.
The answer is sweet potato.
What is the result of the card?
Agata got two cards.
Nojo got two cards.
You won.
You didn't lose.
You always lose to guests.
Nojo, thank you for your hard work.
Ms. Maya and Ms. Hirata each got one card.
Let's sing the last song, Holding Out for a Hero.
Do you want to be a regular on this show?
I want to be a regular.
But I want to be a senior.
The teacher may feel sad.