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We've won!
It's a shame but I'm sure we'll meet again.
We'll ask you later.
So, Wada-san, you've finally come close.
How are you feeling now?
I'm not feeling well at all.
I can understand when I read the 4th grade textbook but when I read the 3rd grade textbook, I don't understand why this is happening.
I can see a good sign.
Is this a good sign?
I don't understand at all.
I just said that I can understand the 4th grade textbook but I don't understand the 3rd grade textbook.
So you still understand what he's saying.
Actually, English is the most useful language in the 4th grade or 3rd grade.
If you go up, you'll see that it's not used in everyday conversation.
It's like a paper.
So the 3rd grade or 4th grade textbook is the most useful.
Wada-chan, this is good.
So if you win the 3rd grade, it's over?
No, no, no.
Don't try to go to the end.
I have a serious problem.
When I was told that I understood during this recording, I thought I shouldn't say anything wrong.
I'm careful about what I say.
You'll get used to it when you study but you can't make mistakes.
I want you to make mistakes in this program.
That's hard to say.
He's a great teacher.
It's okay.
I've already put a drawer on this teacher's face.
It's okay.
So we're going to enjoy studying English.
Nagi-Engo!
The first lesson is this.
English lesson in situations.
Challenge English lessons in situations abroad.
This time the theme is the medical doctor.
The other person is a surgeon.
The first situation is this.
Find the injured person.
Call an ambulance.
This is important.
In these emergencies, it's important to know how to use English.
Before the challenge, check the points.
She or he.
We did this last time.
We said her is before.
When she says this or he says this,
You have to say he is, she is.
You remember when you were in middle school, right?
I'm I'm me.
What about you?
You are you.
You are you?
It's correct.
Let's move on to the next one.
Wada-chan's turn.
Let's go with he.
He ha ha.
It's okay.
Everyone is laughing.
It's not good.
It's not bad.
Is it okay to say he is he?
The change in the certification pronoun is the basis of the basis.
Let's review it.
Let's go.
The person who will challenge this situation is Wada-chan.
It's difficult.
Excuse me.
May I help you?
She is Japanese.
She is embarrassed.
Shall I call an ambulance?
Please.
Hello.
Help me. Help me.
What is your emergency?
My friend.
Your friend?
No.
What?
No CO2.
No CO2?
Come on. Come on.
Where is the emergency?
4next 21st Ave.
4next?
Yes.
Phoenix 21st Ave.
Yes. Yes.
Is the patient a male or a female?
Female.
Okay. Okay. I will speak slowly.
Is the patient a male or a female?
Female.
Female?
The patient is an email.
I don't understand.
I will die.
I will kill her. I will kill her.
Kill?
You kill her?
Don't kill her.
Help me. Help me.
I don't know.
This is interesting.
First of all,
Excuse me. May I help you?
This was wonderful.
And then,
Help me.
This was wonderful.
Up to this point.
After that,
CO2.
No.
What does this mean?
The air cannot be sucked in.
The oxygen.
The oxygen cannot be sucked in.
Do you know what CO2 is?
It's like air.
Oxygen. Oxygen.
Wait a minute.
Let's review the human breathing mechanism.
The teacher will teach us about science.
What kind of air do humans absorb?
What kind of air do humans spit out?
We inhale oxygen and emit carbon dioxide.
That's right.
This is the summary of science.
If you don't breathe,
Remember the expression,
She is not breathing.
I want you to know what it is.
Is the patient female or male?
Male or female?
Do you know what this means?
I have to send information to either female or email.
It's an emergency.
Open the computer and send it by email.
Wait a minute.
Male or female?
These three people.
How is it?
Male or female?
Male.
Female.
I'll remember it because it's a big deal.
And then there's the word you're good at.
Kill is not good.
I wanted to say, die, die, die.
It's the opposite.
It's the one who stops.
Kill is the one who kills people.
It's the one who stops breathing.
I was going to kill her.
What Aiko said was,
Don't kill her.
If you say kill, kill, it's not an ambulance.
It's a police car.
That's right.
Other expressions that convey symptoms should be prepared for emergencies.
The next situation is this.
I want to convey the symptoms of the cold at the hospital.
This is important.
The most common disease in overseas is the cold.
In this situation, Sato Ness challenges.
Sato's challenge.
Ready, start.
Hello.
Hello, welcome to my office.
What happened between hello and hello?
What's the problem?
I have a cold.
You have a cold.
And headache.
You have a cold and headache.
Since when do you have such symptoms?
Yesterday.
Yesterday?
Last night.
Last night?
Do you have a fever?
38.
38?
What about you?
What?
What about you?
You have a bad voice.
Temperature.
Temperature?
40.
40 degrees.
Is there anywhere else hurting?
No.
Just your head?
Headache.
What happened?
I have a big voice.
I can't have a big voice.
Oh, you can't?
You can't?
Oh, your voice.
You have a problem with your voice.
Yes.
Please, medicine.
Oh, you need medicine.
Do you have any allergies?
No.
No allergies?
Yes.
Cat.
Cat?
Time's up.
That was good.
I think I was able to tell you the whole story.
That was great.
Looking back, I think I told you that I have a cold.
Yes.
I have a cold.
That was great.
You said that at the beginning.
Japanese people often say, I catch a cold.
That's not true.
Catch a cold means catching a cold.
I have a cold.
And then, I can't have a big voice.
You don't have to say, I can't speak.
That's okay.
I can't speak.
What do you say in English?
I can't speak.
Sing while you sing.
I can't sing.
You can't.
It's been a while since I saw you sing like this.
It wasn't in the song, but her throat is in English.
Throat.
If you want to tell your throat pain, remember to say, I have a sore throat.
The next lesson is Alphabet Change!
That's great.
A game where you convert four words into English and arrange them in alphabet order within a limited time.
If you get all four words right, you will get a prize.
The first genre is animals.
The words are lined up in front of you.
Elephant, giraffe, lion, hippo.
These are the four words.
I hope you all do your best.
Let's get started.
Ready, start!
Elephant.
And this.
And, yes, yes.
Let's talk to each other.
Lion.
And, please look at the camera.
You are professionals.
You are professionals, so please don't look at the camera.
Okay?
Don't forget the professional spirit.
Okay.
Time's up!
How many seconds?
24 seconds.
Within the time limit.
The answers are as shown here.
What is the correct answer?
I think I got all of them right.
Let's ask Wada-chan.
We discussed this with everyone.
Did you get it?
Yes.
Let's say one by one.
Do you know elephant?
Elephant.
What about giraffe?
Jelousy.
It sounds like jealousy.
What?
Generic.
It's been more than 10 years since you took the medicine.
What number is it?
Cover.
Cover?
Yes, it's on every episode.
Enemy.
Okay.
Elephant, generic, enemy.
And?
Lion.
That's good.
Wada got it wrong in many ways.
Elephant, giraffe, hippopotamus, lion was the correct answer.
The next question is about facilities.
It's a church, aquarium, bakery, and library.
Let's start.
Ready, start!
Library.
Aquarium.
Charge.
C.
ABC.
What is it?
Library.
ABC.
What is it?
Wada-chan, please give us some advice.
Break shop.
Break shop?
B?
Break?
Please listen to Wada-chan's opinion.
It's a good idea.
It's like a food fret.
It's not a bakery.
It's a church.
Is it okay to say a bakery?
Maybe.
It's not a bakery.
It's a bakery.
Is it okay to say a bakery?
Maybe.
It's not a bakery.
Break.
That's it.
The answer that the four people who struggled with the answer was able to choose is as follows.
Sensei, please announce the correct answer or incorrect answer.
That was scary.
Wonderful.
That was a nice play.
Nice play.
Wada-san was active in the play.
Wada-chan was active in the play.
Wada-chan, please read the answer.
Water fish.
That's a good one.
What is the meaning of the word, water fish?
W.
It starts with W.
Break shop.
That's good.
Break.
That's good.
Sensei, you're already sweating.
It's okay.
What was it?
That's good.
It's okay.
It's okay to say what you think.
Yes.
It's Y.
That's right.
W, B, Y.
Library.
I see.
Yes.
Next, Sato-san.
Yes.
Please read the answer.
Aquarium.
It starts with A.
Yes.
Baked bread.
What?
Baked bread.
Shop.
Yes.
Church.
Library.
Yes.
She got the answer right.
Now, let's ask Aiku to teach her the right pronunciation.
Aiku, please answer.
Aquarium.
Yes.
Bakery.
It's simple.
It's very simple.
By the way, what is church?
Church.
What did I say earlier?
Yes.
That's right.
The next genre is the body part.
It's the wrist, tongue, heel, and knee.
Please line them up in alphabet order.
Now, let's start.
Ready, start.
What is tongue?
Pan.
No.
What is tongue?
Pan.
No.
Pan?
Pan is the front part of the body.
Wrist.
12 seconds.
Please discuss with Wada-chan and decide.
No one can see it.
Please discuss with Wada-chan.
I'm the only one who can see it.
What did I say?
Staphy?
Staphy.
What did I say?
10 seconds left.
Oh, no.
What is this?
Staphy?
5, 4, 3, 2, 1, time's up.
The four people who struggled with time limit are here.
Now, please announce the correct answer and the incorrect answer.
What is the correct answer?
Why?
This is difficult.
Is this difficult?
Unfortunately, the four people who got the wrong answer are here.
Special hint time.
Please pronounce the answer one by one.
Listen carefully.
And challenge again.
Please pronounce the answer.
Look.
Get angry.
Look at me.
Put it in the ring.
You are treating me like a liar.
I was told that was a mispronunciation.
Everyone laughed at that.
What is he talking about?
Please challenge again based on this hint.
Ready, start.
Turn.
It's T.
Need is K.
That's right.
Heel.
H.
Digital.
L.
Listen to Wada-chan's opinion.
20 seconds left.
Listen to Wada-chan's opinion.
L.
Listen to Wada-chan's opinion.
The end.
These are the four answers that led to the troubled Sue.
Teacher.
Please announce the correct answer and the incorrect answer.
Please.
They went as far as they wanted, but failed the challenge.
The key point of this question is that the capital letter of wrist is W.
Everyone, please remember this.
The next lesson is this.
The English ear-copy competition.
Nice.
This is a game where you sing the English song that comes from your headphones and have Ike guess the title.
You listen to the lyrics instead of the melody and pronounce it correctly.
You are super idols who can sing.
How about you, Shinji?
You nodded without any shame.
How do you feel?
Of course.
Many people say that the pronunciation is good.
I see.
I'm glad.
Everyone says that the pronunciation is good.
I'm glad.
What's wrong with that?
Head?
Other than pronunciation.
The first challenger of this game is Miss Wada.
Let's get started. Music start.
I can't hear my own voice.
You are a fatal enemy.
What's your answer, Ike?
On top of the world?
Correct.
It's so difficult.
It's so easy to understand.
Really?
I got it in 3 seconds.
Great.
What's the middle part of the song?
It's Chinese.
I can't hear it.
Let's listen to it.
Since you.
This is it.
What does it mean?
Ever since you've been around.
Since you.
Ever since you.
Since you've been around.
But it's the effect of studying English.
I see. It's wonderful.
Next is Missy Gucci Girl Challenge.
Music start.
Correct.
It's amazing.
You sang the title part well.
What was the title part again?
Call me baby?
Maybe.
You sang it as call me baby.
I understand.
You sang it as call me.
Next is Missy Gucci Girl Challenge.
Music start.
Sing it out loud.
Beat it by Michael Jackson.
Correct.
Was the choreography okay?
It was not okay.
She expressed it well.
Last is Miss Sato Girl Challenge.
Music start.
One more time.
It's not okay.
What is the correct answer?
Shake it off?
Correct.
I thought you didn't know the song.
Shake it off.
So, all four of them passed.
Everyone did a great job.
How was it?
You all tried it.
This time was fun.
We are not elementary school students.
We can do it.
It was all my first time.
It was fun.
I want to apologize to the three of you.
I said Wada's word was wrong.
It was Shinuchi.
I couldn't understand it.
That was a great answer.
I said it was a wrong answer.
We didn't look at each other.
It wasn't just Shinuchi.
We were talking.
We could only see your backs.
Wada looked at me.
Wada tells the truth.
Sometimes.
Next time, we will try the English test.
We will try to pass the fourth level.
We will try to pass the third level.
So, remember to tune in again next time.
See you soon.