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Last time, we learned Nogiego. How was it, everyone?
We really learned a lot, didn't we?
Yes, we did.
We didn't expect to be able to use Raikou that much.
No, it's not my opinion. It's everyone's opinion.
I just said it as a connection until everyone came out.
How was it, Maya?
I didn't expect to be able to use Raikou that much.
But more than I thought, I think I'm going to be able to speak English more and more from now on.
But while saying this, Hiroto-san was under a lot of pressure, and she couldn't make a mistake.
I'm a little nervous.
Hirari-san's English was wonderful.
Thank you very much.
It was so native.
Are you good at English?
No, I'm not good at it.
Oh, is that so?
Then, are you going to be like her?
No, but I think I have potential.
Is that so?
That's great.
Where did that confidence come from?
I don't know.
It smells suspicious.
Hello, everyone.
This is the second episode of Nogizaka 46.
Nogizaka 46 members are working hard to learn English that they can use on a daily basis.
Teacher.
Hello.
Teacher.
Thank you for inviting me again here at Nohiego.
Thank you. Nice to meet you again.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you again.
Teacher.
No one is reacting here.
It's okay.
The more you make mistakes, the more you will be laughed at.
The more you are laughed at, the more you will be good at English.
The more you laugh, the more you will be good at English.
Anyway, let's laugh a lot, participate a lot, and make more mistakes.
That's the best way to be able to speak English.
So today, I asked everyone to memorize one song by ear.
I want to go out.
It's hard to memorize.
In this program, we will listen to the song that is a challenge every time and memorize it by ear and show it in front of everyone.
Today's song is 《The Sound of Silence》 Do you know the meaning of 《The Sound of Silence》, Mr.Suzuki?
I don't know the meaning of 《The Sound of Silence》 at all.
I don't know either.
What?
Let's translate it. Sound is sound, right?
Silence is silence.
What is the sound of silence?
When comedians slip, there is a sound called scene. I often hear it.
Silence has no sound, but 《The Sound of Silence》 is a philosophical title.
Simon & Garfunkel 《The Sound of Silence》
It's a meaningful title, but it was also a hit in the 1960s.
《The Sound of Silence》
Hello darkness, my old friend
That is the dark green
High five
That's the clear, that's the green sleeping
That's the thunder, thunder, thunder
Thunder, thunder?
Under vision
I was created in my brain
Story deep
Winner in the silence
Oh no, what should I do? I can't do it at all
There was a problem of singing ability before English
What should I do?
I picked up a few words
The important word is vision
I knew the word vision
I also knew the word silence
And friends
Friends
But on the way, Kanda-sun-da Kanda-sun-da
Kanda is definitely said
The choreography was also Japanese
Like Bon Odori
But it's okay
I picked up three words that are very important
Really?
It was wonderful
Next up is Miss Maya
Hello, dog smile friend.
I can talk to you again.
Hana-benja.
Hana-benja?
Hana-benja.
Say again.
Oh my, oh my god.
Gomenasai.
Osai.
Osai?
It's over.
Huh?
I thought you had a great imagination.
Thank you very much.
I was missing it.
Dog smile friend.
At the end, there is something like a wallet to put money in.
Osai.
Say Gomenasai.
There is an end of Osai.
Did you write this paper this time?
I wrote it here.
Show me what it says.
This is it.
It's really written.
It's true.
Hello dog smile friend.
It's written after all.
What is Hana-benja?
Hana-benja.
What does Hana-benja mean?
I don't know, but I'm saying it.
Is that so?
Hana-benja means that your nose is dangerous.
Gomenasai.
Osai-fu.
It's crazy.
But it starts from there.
Next up is Ms. Hori.
Here we go.
Don't be afraid of mistakes.
Sing in a loud voice.
You practiced a lot, didn't you?
I practiced, but when I listen to everyone, I get confused.
That's right.
You shouldn't be confused.
The point is not to listen.
If you're a crazy soul.
Crazy soul.
But I don't know that.
Amazing.
You sang so clearly in Japanese.
But it's a little slow.
Somgee Somgee You sang like you were singing in Korean.
You sang so clearly in Japanese.
And you sang in Korean.
But my voice turned white.
I remember it well.
But my voice turned white.
And you sang in Japanese.
I wanted to talk.
The color of her face hasn't changed, so I feel like she's going to sing in Japanese from her nose.
Hello, thank you, smile friend.
Look at me.
That's crispy.
I see Huncha.
All right.
Silence.
I was right about the silence.
On the way, you said something like pizza dough.
Crispy.
And there is another person who heard this crispy.
Next up is Ms. Kawago. Here we go.
Are you ready?
You're not nervous?
I'm nervous.
Okay, you're nervous.
But it's all right.
You can make mistakes.
Make mistakes.
In a loud voice.
Are you ready?
Let's go. Three, two, one, go.
How dark is my old friend?
Because my young brother is crispy
He is so sleepy
The pizza dough came out again
It comes out little by little crispy
I don't know where to hear that
I got it
Did you get it?
I got it somewhere
Oh, there
Did you really get it?
Did you get it?
Yes
I got it
Over there
Why only two of you?
Over there
This
Why?
I don't know
This
All the cameramen here don't know
And last up is Ms. Hirata
Show everybody how it's done
She is from Arizona
Arizona
Let's sing the original Arizona song
Let's do it
3, 2, 1, go
Hello darkness my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because the vision softly creeping
Left to see while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains within the sounds of silence
Wow!
When I heard the answer, I could tell that it was Hanadanger or Crispy.
That was a perfect answer.
This song is very difficult.
But it's a very famous song.
It's a theme song of the movie, Graduation.
There was a movie where Dustin Hoffman runs away from his wife at the wedding.
It's a very famous song.
Everyone knows it.
What kind of impression did you get from this song?
The atmosphere that comes from the kanji of this song.
It looks lonely.
It's very dark.
It's dark.
Just listening to it makes me want to cry.
Let's look at the lyrics.
Hello darkness, my old friend.
This part.
This is Hello darkness.
Hello, darkness.
My old friend.
It's true. I don't understand even if I listen to Japanese.
What does this mean?
Paul Simon, who was writing the lyrics,
There is a story that he was thinking about the lyrics while meditating by turning off the lights in the bathroom.
He may have thought about this song in the dark.
My old friend.
Darkness.
I came to talk to you again.
He went into the darkness of the bathroom.
It's the same as the darkness.
Because the visions of today are creeping.
This is creeping.
I heard that this is creepy.
Creeping.
Creeping means creeping.
That's right.
A vision.
A fantasy.
Softly creeping.
Creeping.
When you're in the dark, a fantasy creeps in.
Actually, there's another part.
Vision.
What I heard was completely different.
Under the vision.
What's under the vision?
And here's the problem with the title phrase.
It's a little difficult, so please explain it to me.
I don't understand it at all.
The sound of silence.
There's no sound in silence, is there?
Yes.
That's why the sound resonates.
The illusion remains in his head.
Of course, the interpretation of the lyrics is free.
You can interpret it freely.
Simon and Garfunkel, the sound of silence.
It was a song like this.
Now, from here, I'd like to take up one keyword of the day and wrap it up.
This time, it's a word that can definitely be used.
It's sound.
Sound is easy.
What does sound mean?
Sound.
It's sound.
There was a famous musical.
Doremi Doremi.
Sound of Music.
It's a research of music. It's the sound of music.
Now, let's warm up a bit.
Sound of Music.
It's a research of music.
Please put in another word instead of music and announce your favorite sound.
What kind of sound do you like, Ms. Kitano?
I like the sound of animal voice.
That's great.
Okay, it's your turn, Ms. Kawago. What kind of sound do you like?
I like the sound of rain.
Rain.
I like the sound of rain.
Rain.
I like the sound of rain.
It's a romantic song.
Right?
You're different.
You're a calm woman.
No, no, no.
Why?
You like the sound of rain.
I like the sound of rain. I like the sound of rain when I go to bed.
I don't understand. It's lonely.
It's lonely. It's bright.
Next up is Ms. Maya. What kind of sound do you like?
I like the sound of ice. The sound of mixing ice in a cup.
That's the only part that sounds really good in English.
Lastly, today's guest member, Ms. Holly. Please announce your favorite sound.
I like the sound of cooking.
Cooking.
You like the sound of cooking.
Cooking.
You like the sound of cooking.
Do you cook?
Occasionally.
You're busy.
What's the sound your mother makes when she cooks?
You don't like it?
Yes.
You only like the sound of your own cooking?
I like it.
It seems that everyone has mastered the basic usage of sound.
In this way, you can express the phrase 〇〇 sound by connecting words after the sound of.
〇〇 sound of nature is a natural sound. 〇〇 sound of screaming is a screaming voice.
Sound can be used in the sense of sound, but there is a more amazing way to use it.
This is the expression used when you say 〇〇.
The most difficult thing when you're abroad is to make a sign.
The other person spoke.
Isn't it difficult to express your impressions?
There are many people who say, 〇〇, 〇〇, 〇〇, 〇〇, 〇〇.
I want you to say something.
In that case, sound can be used in another way.
Another way to use it is 〇〇 sound 〇〇〇.
For example, what does 〇〇 mean?
〇〇.
Sound means to hear.
So it sounds nice, it sounds good.
This also means 〇〇.
The other person invited you to a party.
You want to go to a party.
But when you say, I want to go, it's a little different.
Instead of saying, I like to go, it ends with 〇〇.
〇〇.
Sounds nice.
Let's master the phrase, 〇〇.
When you talk about something positive, you can say, 〇〇 sounds nice or 〇〇 sounds good.
The members will tell you a good story that happened recently.
Kitano, please tell us what happened recently.
Yesterday, I ate eel. It was very very delicious.
Ok, everyone.
Sounds good.
In English, eel is eel.
Eel.
Very very good.
Yummy.
Good.
It can also be delicious.
Delicious is an exaggeration.
Good.
Sounds nice and delicious, Miss Kitano.
But Japanese is not good.
In this case, yesterday I ate eel.
It was very very good.
Next up is Miss Hori.
Sounds good.
Please tell us.
Miss Hori, what happened to you recently?
Yesterday, I like...
Roast beef. Eat. Happy.
Sounds good!
Miss Kitano and Miss Hori.
They're all about food.
Yesterday, I ate roast beef.
I liked it and I'm happy.
Let's take a look at the other things they use.
Do you know what this is?
Sounds interesting.
A dream.
This is interesting.
It means that the story is interesting.
Sounds scary.
Scary.
Screaming.
Scary.
Sounds terrible.
Sounds terrible. Table?
Terrible.
A table is not a table, it means terrible.
Also, Sounds bad is a signal that it's terrible or disgusting.
Sounds sad is a signal that you are sad.
Practice time.
Thinking of Miss Hirata as a foreign friend,
listening to her story
Let's hit the right signal.
Ladies and gentlemen, I will make a signal from this in English.
Are you okay? Do you want to practice a little?
Repeat after me.
Sounds good.
Sounds interesting.
Sounds scary.
Sounds terrible.
Sounds bad.
Sounds sad.
Please hit any signal.
Please say that again.
Sounds interesting.
Say it again.
Sounds interesting.
Say it again.
Sounds interesting.
Interesting.
OK, Ms. Nojo, give it a try.
do you know what i'm talking about?
I went to the hair salon last week in Shibuya,
and I got a really bad haircut.
Sounds sad.
Yeah.
Passed!
did you get along?
It was right, it was right
I know what you were talking about.
Shibuya, isn't it?
I went to a hair salon in Shibuya.
Yeah I went
I went to a hair salon in Shibuya,
My hair didn't go so well.
I agree.
very.
I didn't understand what he was saying.
You're getting better at it.
What's going on?
That was great.
Amazing.
When you're listening, look at the other person's expression.
It's easy to understand the expression.
Next up is Ms Kawago. Here we go.
I found this haunted house down the street. It looks so evil.
Evil?
Sounds interesting.
Well, this is...
Still OK.
OK.
You said it's all-purpose, right?
That's right.
Please tell us what it is.
The story of Haunted Mansion is...
The way?
The way to Haunted Mansion is...
It's impossible.
You don't know the way to Haunted Mansion.
I knew it.
Why? Do you want to fight?
It means that Haunted Mansion looks so evil.
So, when I heard that, I expected it to be scary.
But there are people who like scary things.
There are people who like scary things.
It sounds interesting.
I wanted to go to a scary place.
Let's go next time.
Let's go.
Yeah!
Next up is Ms. Kitano. Here we go.
When I was washing my hands, I dropped my ring down the drain.
Washing my hands is bad.
It's...
It's bad.
I'm sorry.
I was wrong.
I think I got it wrong.
I got it wrong.
I don't know. She said, did you get it right?
Suzuki-san's reaction was kind of sad.
You were looking at that?
It's Suzuki-san's fault.
I was just looking at it normally.
Did you get it, Suzuki-san?
I didn't get it at all.
Did anyone get it?
It seems like no one got it.
Ms. Hirata, one more time, please.
I'll do the gesture.
I was washing my hands.
And I dropped my ring down the drain.
You dropped your ring!
You got it!
You got it just now, didn't you?
I got it just now.
You got it just now, didn't you?
Next up is Ms. Maya. Here we go.
I have one request.
Slow, slow English.
Okay, okay.
She's the only one who's doing it in the same way.
It's important.
For example, if you're an American, it's natural to speak fast.
You think it's an American word, but you speak fast.
You should say, slowly, slowly, first.
Then the other person will understand.
That's a good point.
That's right.
Good point.
It's important to ask for it slowly.
Okay, slowly, please.
I lost my wallet yesterday.
I think I left it in the train.
That's interesting.
What did you say?
No.
What?
Why interesting?
I'm looking forward to getting on the train tomorrow.
Yesterday.
Yesterday?
Yes.
I got on the train yesterday.
I lost my wallet yesterday.
Wallet?
Wallet.
I didn't have enough money yesterday.
Yesterday.
Don't say that.
My wallet.
I see.
The one you said before.
My wallet.
The one you said before.
You wrote it at the end.
I'm sorry.
The wallet.
You almost said it.
The wallet.
You dropped it?
Yes.
You dropped it.
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You finally got it, Ms. Maaya.
In this case, the word sounds terrible is used more delicately.
If you master the phrase sounds 〇〇, you will be able to listen to it better.
You can become more intimate with your friends.
There are many other ways to use this useful word, sound.
Well, he is sound asleep.
He is sound asleep.
What does it mean? Think about it.
Say something.
Asleep means he is asleep.
He is sound asleep.
He is sleeping while listening to music. He is sleeping while listening to music.
he is making noise. He is making a sound.
he sleeps like the dead He is sleeping like he is dead.
Hirata-san, what is the answer?
he sleeps very deeply. He is sleeping deeply.
It means he is sleeping deeply.
I'm sorry, I can't give you the answer.
When you study English, it is important to use simple words.
You don't have to memorize difficult words.
There are many meanings of words like sound and like.
You can use simple words in everyday conversation.
That's why we are specializing in simple words like like and sound.
Today's keyword was sound.
You can use it in many ways.
Let's sing Simon & Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence one more time.
I don't know the rhythm.
Because the vision started with me
Life is easy for all of us with me
And the vision, that's what's happening
I pray, to live in me
Thank you very much
It's not a song called Yay!