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Happy New Year!
It's your first time to speak in Nogis language, right?
Yes!
How was it?
How did you spend your New Year?
I ate mochi!
How did you spend your New Year with your family?
How about you, Hillary?
What did I do?
Well...
I jumped!
When did you do that?
I wanted to be on the earth!
You were on the earth!
You were on the earth but you were on the ground!
You were in the air?
Yes!
I don't know why but everyone's conversation is so fluffy!
I feel like I'm floating in the air!
Yes!
For example, how did you spend your New Year?
I didn't do anything special!
I ate crabs at home!
You ate crabs!
I love crabs!
I ate crabs and mochi!
By the way, you are entertainers, aren't you?
Yes!
For example, you study here and go abroad, right?
Yes!
Right?
No!
Why?
I don't know!
What?
In this year's New Year,
a rich man went to Hawaii
so everyone ran away to Australia!
What?
Why?
If I say too much, I'll be scolded!
Because he went to Hawaii,
which has a lot of power in TBS,
young entertainers ran away to Australia!
Only Mr. Takeyama was caught!
Nogiego!
Happy New Year!
How was your last year, everyone?
Yes!
This is the first class of the new year.
Last year, thanks to everyone, people who love English all over the country came out in a row.
In a row?
I thought so, but I don't think so.
No, no.
This time, I'd like you to do this.
New Year's Resolution.
Yes, New Year's Resolution.
Since it's the second time in 2016, everyone will be talking in English about their hopes for this year.
I'll ____ this year.
I'm going to do ____ this year.
OK, first up is Ms. Nojo. Let's go!
I will ____ my best ____ this year.
Wow!
Did you get it?
Yes, I got it.
I'll ____ my best ____ this year.
Give it my best. It makes sense.
Did everyone get it?
I'll ____ my best.
Yes, I'll ____ my best this year.
But what are you going to do to ____ your best?
I'm going to do something I've never seen before.
What is it?
I'm going to do something I've never seen before.
Something really big.
It's not like you're going to Chomoramma.
Chomoramma?
It's not like you're going to see something you've never seen before.
It's not like that.
I've done it at a lot of big venues, like concerts and ____.
This year, I'll ____ my best.
Where should you do it?
In English?
What should I do?
I'll ____ my best.
I think Tokyo Dome is a good idea.
Anywhere is fine.
A realistic goal.
I'll say it.
Tokyo Dome.
Go for it.
I'll become popular this year.
I understood.
You want to become popular.
I understood.
But you should have said,
I want to be more popular this year.
More popular.
More popular this year.
You want to be more popular.
Why? Aren't you popular?
I'm not popular.
I don't think so.
You're not popular?
Yes.
You're popular now, but you want to be more popular.
Yes, I want to be more popular.
You want to be more popular.
Not popular.
You don't want to be more popular.
I want to be more popular this year.
When you were in Shibuya, you had a lot of fans.
You have a lot of fans.
I don't have a single towel of my fans.
I didn't say anything at that time.
I don't have a single fan.
Friend.
Yes, I have a friend.
Next up is Ms. Hirata. Here we go.
I asked you earlier.
What is your resolution for this year?
I will lose weight this year.
Oh, that's it.
Was that wrong?
Did you get it?
One more time.
I will lose weight this year.
I will be weightless.
Why do you want to be weightless?
You're working hard as an AKB.
Do you want to be weightless after quitting AKB?
No.
I want to lose weight.
Oh, you got it.
Weight.
Yes, weight is weight. Lose is to lose weight.
Lose weight this year.
So you want to lose weight.
Yes.
You don't need it, do you?
I don't need it at all.
My body is heavy.
I want to be popular.
You want to be popular.
I want to see the towel in the public recording.
You didn't have any, did you, Ms. Hirata?
I only had one fan.
You have one fan.
What about you, Kago?
Zero.
I think you actually had one.
Really?
I will study English and go to 2017 for Overseason Go this year.
What are you saying?
It's summer in Japan.
What I want to say is that I want to tell everyone that I will study English and go abroad in 2017.
I'm so happy. No one has ever said that before.
I was a little lonely.
So you want to study English.
And the second half is overseas.
Overseas.
Oversea.
Overseas?
Go abroad, go overseas, and use English.
Yes.
Why are you laughing?
I'll eat rice balls one day. Three.
What did you say?
Rice balls...
Oh, rice balls.
I'll eat three rice balls a day.
What's your goal?
I heard everyone's goal.
Work hard so you don't have to eat rice balls.
Go abroad.
Be popular.
I'll eat three rice balls a day.
Why three?
You want to lose weight?
What?
I don't know what you're talking about.
Rice goes well with any side dish.
What are you talking about?
I'll eat a lot of rice, so I'll eat up to three.
I see.
Three is a lot of food.
You're on a diet, aren't you?
I'll be slim this year.
There's nothing you don't know.
I want to be slim this year.
Well...
Well, but...
You've been talking about losing weight lately.
Lose...
Lose body?
What are you talking about?
I don't think everyone can go abroad like this.
New Year's Resolution
I hope everyone's New Year's Resolution comes true.
New Year's Resolution
After this, we will show you the unreleased scenes that didn't make it into the public recording special.
You've seen too many campaigns, haven't you?
Study fight, start!
I really don't even remember the study.
From here, we will show you the unreleased scenes of the Christmas special that was held at the public recording last month.
First of all, the unreleased scenes of the end-of- year test.
There were too many New Year's Resolutions, so it's a big reveal.
The first question is a very basic one that you have to write in English from 1 to 10.
It's a question for the first year of junior high school.
It's a question that you have to read a lot.
But this is...
If I can't do this, I won't be able to go abroad.
I think so, but...
The first one is...
Takayama-san.
I definitely think it's right.
I definitely think it's right, but...
Takayama-san's answer is this.
1, 2, Torte!
No! Wait! I wrote it wrong!
1, 2, Torte!
3! 3!
I wrote it wrong!
1, 2, Torte!
Even if you wrote it wrong, it wouldn't be like this, right?
The back of T is R.
I'm really shocked.
Really?
There's no such thing as a simple mistake.
Simple mistake.
That's quite flashy.
Next is Ms. Nojo's answer.
It was this.
1, 2, 3!
There's a tree in it.
1, 2, K!
By the way, Ms. Nojo got 3 questions wrong.
So, out of 10...
1, 2, Atoe!
1, 2, Kyu!
2!
But it's close, isn't it? Little by little.
Little by little.
The person who got more than 3 questions...
3 was a bit of a question.
Next is Ms. Hoshino's answer.
Oh, it's good. One, two, three!
One, two, three, four!
You got over three, though.
The next question is this.
Do you answer each part of your body in English?
I don't know.
There were people who sang this song, right?
I didn't learn the song.
Oh, I see.
Let's take a look at Ms. Takayama's answer.
Here is Ms. Takayama's answer.
Ah, it's true.
Tooth.
This side?
Wait, wait, wait.
Do you know the meaning of tooth?
You said it in the song, right?
Head, shoulder, and toes.
Ah, I got it.
Toes, toes, toes.
Toes means toes.
Tooth means tooth.
So the tooth is here.
Ah, I see.
That's right.
Next is Ms. Kitano's answer.
Let's take a look.
Ms. Kitano, it's written as Kou.
What about the foot?
For the time being, the foot is Kou.
The part that is pointed is strange.
I know.
Don't be stingy about the problem.
It's not the knee.
You don't know what it is, do you?
That's what the whole thing is about, isn't it?
But if I think about the part where I'm being stabbed,
It's like this.
Because it's kanji.
Because it's Japanese.
But the hand is like this, and the foot is like this.
That's why it's like this, right?
The back of your hand.
Yes.
You're leaving behind only the bad kanji, aren't you?
Next is Kaito from Hoshino Mesu.
Kaito from Hoshino Mesu
What is this?
This is a knee.
I did it with a song too.
So the part of the knee is also a knee.
Knee?
In English, the part I came up with was...
Shoulder, knee, shoulder, knee, shoulder.
The knee is in Japanese, isn't it?
I came up with that part, so...
Knee...
So it's not a knee in Japanese?
Then what is it?
Knee.
Which part is it?
Next is a question that answers what it is by looking at the illustration.
I would like to see what you guys liked.
First of all, this round rice.
Rice is rice in English.
Hoshino-san.
What is Hoshino-san's answer?
Japan White.
That's cool.
It's not that I don't know.
It's not that I don't know, but it's a little different.
If you say something white in Japan, it's rice.
Next is a question that answers sheep.
The correct answer is sheep, but...
Now, Takayama-san's answer is...
Lamb.
It's so cute, but if you look at it as meat...
But the spelling is wrong.
It's lamb.
It's lamb meat before it smells like meat.
But that lamb is the lamb of L.
Oh, I see.
Well, I think you guys got a good idea.
Next is this question.
Earth or world is also correct.
Well, this is Hoshino-san's answer.
Oh, Hoshino-san.
It's coming out, Hoshino-san.
You did your best this time.
City.
The city.
I thought it was a single word.
Single word?
The green one.
Single word means...
Single word means the island.
The land part.
I was wondering if it was a word or city.
City.
City is okay, but the ending is S.
This is actually C.
In the case of city, it's C.
That's right.
I think it would be more useful for your work because you won't make a mistake in reading the lyrics of the song if you study the meaning a little more.
Next is the standard of the test.
We will complete the English sentence that suits Japanese.
Here is the question.
In order to say where you are from, you have to put in from.
Next is Ikoma-san's answer.
What did you write?
The Fukuoka.
Sensei, what does this mean?
I am the Fukuoka itself.
Sensei, the Fukuoka itself.
He became the representative of Fukuoka.
Like Mr. Fukuoka.
Next is the question of the hole in the conversation.
It is correct if it is established as a conversation properly.
First of all, from this conversation.
What are you doing?
I'm listening to music.
From this perspective, I'm listening to music.
I don't think this is wrong.
Next is Kitano-san's answer.
That's right.
You can't hear it if you wear headphones, right?
Yes, that's what I thought.
That's right.
There is no reason to answer.
I may not have had a good question.
I reflected on my answer.
I don't have an excuse.
That's right.
It may be the most correct answer.
In the first place, I can't hear it, so it's correct no matter what I say.
There may have been a mistake in the question.
That's right.
It's amazing, but it's frustrating.
Next is the conversation during class.
It's an answer to the question, where is this country?
What is Ms Kawago's answer?
What kind of answer will you show me?
What does it say?
I think Canada.
This country, I don't know.
I thought about it.
I think it's Canada.
But I don't know the culture of Canada.
I see.
You don't have to be so native.
It's a close answer.
It's a triangle.
The worst problem is Akimoto's answer.
Teacher, is this a circle?
Well, as a conversation, if you assume that someone who doesn't know this answered it, it's a mistake.
I see.
I didn't know.
I really thought this was China.
This is because it's America.
I didn't understand at all, so I was wondering if it was Mexico.
Mexico?
From the same question, here is Ms. Nojo's answer.
I am Japanese.
What do you mean?
Where is this country from? I am Japanese.
I didn't ask you this question.
The question is, what is the name of this country?
If you ask her what the name of this country is, she will say, I am Japanese.
It's like, where are you from?
I see.
One more question, Ms. Hoshino.
Japan is Shikoku?
The lower part is Shikoku.
Does this look like Shikoku?
It looks like Shikoku.
That thing looked stiff. That looks like Shikoku.
I can't see, I can't see I can't see it, I can't see it.
Are you saying it's a country? I wonder if it's because there's a country in it, Shikoku.
where is this country Where is this country?
No, that's no good. That's no good, isn't it?
No, no. It's no good, isn't it?
This is the last issue. The last question is this.
If you write an English sentence to introduce Mesuikoma, the more you write, the more points you get. The more you write an English sentence that introduces a mess, the more points you get.
This is a big deal. It's 10 points.
Now, it's Wada-san's turn to answer.
Wada-san, please read it out loud.
Wada-san.
Hello, Miss Icoma. Very short hair and very cute.
Because Japan idol I...com...
It's not Icoma.
I...Icoma!
I forgot what she wrote.
Icoma is like...
Ibligakko. Very long chin.
Thank you!
She said something bad at the end.
She said, long chin.
That's what it means, right?
I hope this will be conveyed.
I'll introduce it.
Wada-san, you're not good at spelling, right?
Really?
You're not good at spelling.
You wanted to write short hair, right?
It's short hair.
Shuto?
Shout. Shout hair.
Sakebu hair.
Shout hair.
It's not like that.
It's not shout hair.
Next, it's Miss Kawago's turn.
Your name is Rina Icoma.
Nineteen years old.
You're from Japan, Akita.
You like drink is coke.
You like anime and music.
You can dance.
Yuyu, Yuyu, shut up.
But it's all right.
It's all right, right?
It's all right, but it's English.
Why does it start with you?
I have to introduce you.
It's not an introduction, it's a letter to the other person.
When I introduce you, it starts with she, not you.
But the content was very good.
And here's the answer from Miss Akimoto.
Akimoto-san, please read it.
Rina Icoma is from Akita.
She is an artist in Japan.
Everyone calls her Icoma-chan.
Often she looks like a boy.
But she is very cute and kind.
So I love Icoma-chan.
Akimoto-san, when you came as a guest, you were the best.
The best.
If you didn't sing, it would have been amazing.
Next, we learned the word give from the unspoken scene of the class and the classic Christmas song Wham's last Christmas, but we actually learned another word called save.
Well, it means to save me from tears, but this save, for example, there was a movie called Private Ryan in the past, but the English title is Saving Private Ryan.
Private Ryan rescue operation, which means to save, but actually there is another very important meaning in this save.
What is the other Hirata-san of the save? Save is to save. Save money to save money.
Did I say it wrong in Japanese? Sorry. It's okay. What I want you to say today is that you guys are working every day, so I think you're saving a lot of money, but you're not saving it.
I save money for ____ is the meaning of saving money for ____. Then, let's use this phrase to announce what you are saving money for.
OK, first up is Ms. Takayama. Let's go.
I save money for my grandmother's house ____.
I want you to use it more for yourself. Do you live in a junkyard?
My grandmother said she was worried about ____. Everyone is realistic. It's not an image of an idol. It's not a good image, is it?
I want to build a big house. That's right. It's not that I want to build a big house, but there may be ____.
I want to reform and build a big house, but I want to build a nice house for my grandmother. That's great. Don't you make a lot of money in a junkyard?
I think so. From now on, it's ____. If you say something, the big guy over there will move ____.
I'm so sorry, everybody. I know that it's such a personal question.
By the way, the reform of the house is called renovation and home improvement in English.
Next up is Ms. Ikoma. Let's go.
I save money for my life ____ for my life ____.
After I passed the exam, my father and mother gave me a lot of money and I moved and transferred to another school.
It's the first time you've heard of it.
If I save money for myself, I might be able to pay it back when I grow up. That's why I'm saving money for my life.
I see. It's a parent-child school.
It's a completely different image. It's a reality.
Okay, last up is Ms. Kawago. Let's go.
I save money for future, happy, my future, happy, happy, light, light, light, light, light, light future.
And, and, and, and, and, give me one, one, one two, PC.
PC?
PC.
PC?
PC.
It suddenly became realistic.
Yes.
Okay.
If it's a light future, it's a light future. Bright future.
Bright future.
So, I asked them to announce that everyone is saving money.
Like this save, it's very convenient to remember words that have various meanings in one word.
How was the unreleased scene of the Christmas special that was done in the public recording?
Please look forward to the improvement of the members this year as well!