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This time, the Nogi English was interesting in the broadcast in March and April, but unfortunately it was not included.
We will release the unreleased scenes together.
Nogi English
First of all, from the broadcast in March, we actually had such a game project.
Japanese English classification game
From now on, the members will choose one by one Japanese English that does not communicate overseas and classify it.
There are 20 words here.
Since these four are really English words that can be used overseas, you should not choose.
By the way, the meaning of the talent is a celebrity.
The front is used in the sense of reception such as hotels.
If you throw away the real English here, it will explode.
Nick will be punished by Nick.
Now, let's start the game.
Start
That's it.
How is it?
By the way, the word notebook is a completely Japanese English.
When you use a laptop, you say laptop computer or notebook computer.
If you get the correct answer, you will be praised.
Now, Kitano.
It's not English word cooler.
By the way, the cooler that Kitano chose is a cooler box.
So, when you want to put a Japanese cooler, you have to say air conditioner.
For example, if you say put the cooler, foreigners will bring a cooler box.
It will be like that.
By the way, Kawabata, do you know what the meaning of shoe cream is?
Ah, shoes?
Yes, shoe cream.
It means a cream that polishes shoes.
In correct English, it is called cream puff.
Cream puff.
Cute cream puff.
This.
Amazing.
Amazing. You still have one point.
By the way, OL is the abbreviation of office lady.
This does not mean.
It is called business woman.
Well, this.
Do you choose this?
Please show it.
It's not English word cardboard.
Cardboard.
By the way, cardboard is called cardboard.
Cardboard.
The first round was successful.
After that.
It's not English word talent.
It's not English word salaryman.
These members are in good condition.
Can they continue this flow?
One member is still angry.
It's amazing.
They can still continue.
He is angry.
He is very angry.
He is angry.
He is very angry.
Like Japan, drive-throughs are still available overseas.
Therefore, it is not Japanese or English.
There are 12 words left.
There are 3 words that can be used overseas.
WADA.
This.
It's not English word smartphone.
Is he angry?
Is he angry with Dana?
He is angry.
What did you think it was?
I thought it was an iPhone.
That's a manufacturer.
iPhone is a product name.
The category of the whole is called smartphone.
There are two more.
It's definitely different.
I don't know.
There are various things.
SAITO.
Yes.
This.
It's not English word.
GUTS pose.
GUTS.
By the way, GUTS pose is in English.
Good job.
He is angry.
GUTS pose is in English.
It's a fighting pose.
GUTS is a pose that GUTS Ichimatsu did.
I understand.
GUTS is a pose that GUTS did.
There are 10 words left.
These are the English words that two people should not choose.
It's not English word.
NIC is angry.
It's not English word.
CUNNING.
It's not English word.
MANSION.
NIC is kind.
It's not English word.
CONSENT.
Good job.
It's not English word.
CREAM.
There are five words left.
What are the two English words that actually work?
If the three of you succeed, you will get a lot of money.
No.
What happened?
I wanted to shoot it.
I know that.
I don't know.
FRONT.
It's not English word.
FRONT.
I'm scared.
FRONT means in front.
Where is the front desk?
It's in front of the hotel.
The front desk is called FRONT DESK.
It's also called a reception desk.
There are four words left.
Two of them are wrong.
It's already one-half.
I don't want to be scolded.
NIC will be angry.
He is angry.
He is always angry with his wife.
He knows all the stress.
Five seconds left.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
It's not an English word.
SKINSHIP.
He is looking at it.
NIC is kind.
KINSHIP is a complete Japanese English word.
It is not understood if you say BODY TOUCH in foreign countries.
Did you look for Japanese words?
What is this?
This is the last time I've seen this.
What did you think it was?
I thought it was a game where you throw your hair in a trash can.
That's not it.
Five seconds left.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
I will start.
It's not an English word.
TAKE OUT.
Why Kawago?
It's like a thick cut.
I was influenced by a comedian.
I'm afraid it will be a thick cut.
You are so funny, Mr. NIC.
It is often said to say TO GO when you bring it home from overseas.
In fact, TAKE OUT is also enough.
The last is MESS MAYA.
Which is Japanese English?
Which one?
This is definitely this.
It's not an English word.
SOFT DRINK.
Why?
She is angry.
Is she angry or crying?
Is it different?
It looks like a Japanese word.
But SOFT DRINK is also used overseas.
The last is NAIVE.
NAIVE means to be indifferent to Japanese.
NAIVE means to be sensitive.
Next, let's listen to the English words in the April issue.
From the English word-for-word game.
Why is this sentence?
Yesterday, Suzuki had a date.
There was a tall man and a long hair man.
This game is so hot and cold.
Actually, he was doing another game.
Is he doing well this time?
Are you OK?
You are so selfish.
It's OK.
OK, then.
Start!
Did you understand?
It's like a broken CD.
Last time.
If you don't understand, you can't remember it.
The Japanese word-for-word game.
Yesterday, I found a brand and a street.
And I found a stand.
Can you say it again?
Until you can remember it.
Yesterday, I found a brand and a street.
Please say it.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound more.
Here is the sentence of the female farm.
The wallet and police are missing.
For some reason, a pound is added.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
You are wrong.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
This time, she said she found a brand.
It's a suspicious sentence to enjoy a pound.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
This is the most important.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
OK.
Is that all?
Yes.
Wait a minute.
Did she understand the female farm?
How did you feel?
Yesterday, I had fun.
I walked around the city.
Please say it again.
Yesterday, I had fun.
It was incorrect.
This is definitely wrong.
Let's ask the other members.
How did you feel?
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
Wait a minute.
Inoue.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
It's the same.
She said it in English.
I think she changed it somewhere.
Wata.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
It's the same.
This part is correct.
I had fun.
I had fun with the street and the pound.
She said the street.
I had fun with the street and the pound.
Nojo.
Yesterday, I found a street and a pound.
It's the same.
Please listen to Nick's English.
Yesterday, I found a wallet on the street and brought it to the police.
It's completely different.
It was a no chance at the time of Miss Nojo.
By the way, found was used to mean to find.
At the end, he also used the keyword there to do this lesson.
It's to use there is a problem with ____ to make a sentence that has a problem with ____ and Nick will solve it.
Okay, first up is Miss Nojo.
Here we go.
There is a problem with dry nail and dry mouth.
Dry nails and dry mouth?
I see.
I'm dry.
I'm body dry.
Teacher, go to the hospital.
I don't think I can have a conversation.
I can't talk anymore.
I'm sorry.
Maybe you should buy lotion and drink some water.
Okay?
I'm thirsty.
Not thirsty.
It's a lip.
Lip.
It's a lip.
Dry lips.
Chapstick.
You should get chapstick.
Chapstick.
For dry lips.
In Japanese, it's called lip cream.
In English, they don't say lip cream.
Chapstick.
That's what it's called.
But it's good.
I found the lip cream.
It's a big success.
I got the problem.
Next, Kawago.
She looks like she's doing fine.
Excuse me.
Kawago, let's go.
What's your problem?
There is a problem with study.
Study math and music.
I get it.
You have a problem studying math and music.
There is a problem with math and music.
Kawago, are you a student?
No.
You are not a student.
She is speaking Japanese.
She is not a student, but she is studying math and music.
Why do you study math?
I have a problem with math.
No.
Why?
If you are not a student, why do you study math?
She is a student.
If you are not a student, why do you study math?
I am a heart student.
You are a heart student.
My heart is not a student.
She is a student.
Heart student, math and music.
When do you study?
Friend, quiz, and math.
You can't study with friends.
My friend gave me a problem.
I don't understand Japanese.
It's difficult.
Kakezan is multiplication.
What should I do?
My friend told me that I was not good at singing.
My friend told me to try multiplication.
I couldn't do multiplication.
I noticed that.
I was wondering what to do.
How do you say that in English?
I feel sorry for you.
Are you recording now?
I feel sorry for you.
Can you say multiplication?
I can't say it.
Say it.
8x8.
64.
8x2.
8x2 is 18.
9x2 is wrong.
Say it again.
8x2.
8x2 is 18.
Say it with sound.
8x4.
8x50.
I don't understand.
This is not the time to speak English.
I don't understand.
Study more, Ms Kawago.
What she wanted to say was that she was not good at singing.
Next is Ms Inoue.
Please talk to her.
What is your problem?
There is a problem with my pace.
I'm slow.
Do you say pace?
You are slow.
What is your response?
My response is slow.
You are slow.
She is finished.
Maybe you should have more self-confidence.
Do you understand?
I don't understand.
Believe in yourself.
Do you believe in me?
I understand.
Say it now.
I believe in myself.
Believe in yourself.
Never give up.
Believe in yourself.
What is this life-long debate?
Do you believe in yourself?
I believe in myself.
You are not good at speaking English.
Don't be fooled, Ms Inoue.
By the way, my pace is a perfect Japanese English.
In this case, you should have said,
There is a problem with my slow action.
Next is Ms Kitano.
Here we go.
What is your problem?
There is a problem with my head.
Your head?
What is forehead?
I will tell you.
Forehead.
Here.
Speak.
In English, it is called peach fuzz.
Do you know that peaches have a little bit of hair on them?
So you say peach fuzz.
Peach fuzz.
On your forehead.
Is that a problem?
Really?
I will tell you clearly.
There is a problem with my peach fuzz on my forehead.
There is a problem with my peach fuzz on my head.
What was it?
Forehead.
What?
What is forehead?
What was it?
This is very easy one.
You just have to get it waxed.
Waxed.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Just wax your forehead.
No.
Okay, then buzz it with...
No.
Mekku-san told me not to do that.
You have a lot of sense.
You answered in Japanese.
Listen to what others say, Ms. Kitano.
In English, it is peach fuzz.
By the way, fuzz means wate.
Last up is Ms. Maya.
Here we go.
What kind of problem does Ms. Wata have?
Go ahead.
There is a problem with my lard.
With your lard?
Wait, wait, wait.
With your lard?
Yes, my lard.
Face?
Yeah.
Hair, make...
Wait.
Stay, stay, stay.
Everyone is waiting.
Lard woman.
What?
Fat woman.
What?
Fat woman.
I don't like it.
Well, he's not understanding.
I don't understand what you're saying.
Please explain it better.
Idiot?
No, no, no, no.
Please stay away from the word lard.
I don't understand it.
Oily?
Oily what?
What is oily?
I'm asking you the questions.
You don't ask me the questions.
My oily woman.
Oily woman.
You mean your skin is oily?
Yes, yes.
Me too, I understand.
Me too.
Yes.
What is this?
My advice is to get the little paper.
Yes, yes, make...
Yeah, yeah.
Okay?
Yes.
Okay.
Good job.
Actually, I should have said this.
There is a problem with my oily skin.
Oily skin.
Unbelievable, Ms. Maya.
Lard is like pork fat.
By the way, human fat is called fat.
So, this is the end of the unreleased special.
The program will be on air next month.
Let's study hard to become an international idol.
Lard Uma.