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So, it's February.
Speaking of February, it's Valentine's Day.
Why do you give it to your girl friend?
Tomochoco?
Tomochoco.
Don't you give it to your partner?
You can't give it to your partner.
Don't you get it?
I don't get it. It's disgusting even if I get it from my partner.
It's different, isn't it?
It seems that the customs of Japan have changed.
Is that so?
Valentine's Day is different from America and other countries, isn't it?
That's right. Men give it to their girl friends.
That's wonderful.
When I was in an American school, a boy suddenly came into the classroom during the class.
He brought a bouquet of roses and gave it to his girl friend.
That's great.
Think about the teacher's position.
Poor boy.
He was scolded later.
That's right.
Today's guest is Kano Nakada.
Kano.
Have you ever seen my English?
But...
Do you speak English?
Have you ever seen my English?
To be honest?
I haven't.
What are you talking about?
You wanted to appear on the show, didn't you?
Yes, I really wanted to speak English.
So I'm very happy to be here today.
Kano is the king of the brain representing Nogizaka.
Is that so?
Don't say that.
Hello, everyone.
Today, Nogizaka 46 members can easily learn everyday English.
Nogizaka 46
It was a mistake.
So, have you all practiced today?
In this program, you will learn English songs by ear every time.
The theme song of this time is Bonnie Tyler's Holding Out for a Hero.
It is the intro of the movie Footloose, and it is covered as the theme song of a TV drama in Japan.
Have you ever seen that movie? It's called School Wars.
It's been 20 years since it was born.
We've been watching it for a long time.
This song is also School Wars.
Isn't it Star Wars?
No, it's School Wars.
Today, we're going to study a song called Holding Out For A Hero.
What does hero mean?
Justice.
Hero is a hero.
What does hero mean for women?
Woman.
No, it's not.
It's not.
What does hero mean for women?
What was it?
Heroine.
That's right.
Heroine.
Mariah Carey also sang this song.
It's a song that comes out in many songs.
Men and women can say that the person they admire is a hero.
My question is, who is your hero?
OK?
OK.
Ms. Kitano, who is your hero?
My hero is Mr. Takasuzuki.
It's me.
What's wrong with you all of a sudden?
You're a good girl.
Why?
At the end of last year's Christmas special, Mr. Takasuzuki, you are my hero.
I remember a little bit, but didn't you cry, Kitaro?
That's right. I was made to cry.
Who made you cry?
It looked like something happened between the two of you.
Of course, Maaya and I had a little fight.
The one who helped me at that time was...
I was the only one left.
I cried, so Mr. Takasuzuki said,
I'm the only one left.
It was a little cool.
It was cool.
But in the first place, why did you cry with that?
I don't know.
I just wanted you to laugh.
It was cool.
How was it? Was today's song difficult?
It was very difficult.
It's hard to sing fast.
I'd like you to sing it right away.
The first one coming up is Miss Nakada.
That's right.
The first one coming up is Miss Nakada. Here we go.
Fat?
Strong and fat.
Fat?
Fat and...
You're talking about Rikishi.
The first five. The first one is strong.
That's hard to understand.
But you got it right.
About 70 points.
You got it right.
This show's special guest is amazing.
Next up is Miss Maya. Here we go.
Hero.
Beaten by idiots, no heroes in the end credits Shining days Shining people More pearly Yes, pearly
Can you show us your special skill?
I can hear it like this.
Beaten by an idiot, no hero in the end credits It's a shining day, isn't it?
What do you mean by Galary Party?
But you got it right. You got it right. But you got it right.
But you got it right. You got it right.
Next up is Miss Kitano. Here we go.
I need a hero.
Beaten by idiots, no hero in the end credits Shining days, shining people, more pearly
Hero and Bibanana no Yugar Rabicorn Yugar Rabbi Setry Yugar Rabbi Fresh Bonpapai
Am I the first to be bonpapari?
Did you say bonpapai?
The part about being beaten by an idiot certainly sounded like that.
Is this another Yukika Wada?
I was good at singing.
I could hear your voice.
It was natural.
I could hear your voice.
It was good.
65 points.
Wow.
She caught up.
I can only hear Wada's voice.
It was good.
60 points.
I'm happy.
I'm a hero.
I'm from a little...
I won't die without being a hero.
It's gonna be strong.
It's gonna be fine.
In the sun.
From the fire.
But...
I think you did a good job.
But you were a little off in the middle.
In the middle?
Overall,
50 points.
Let's take a look at the lyrics.
What do you think this whole lyric means? Guys.
Kitano-san, what is it?
I'm kind of a hero, but I'm a stupid hero,
A little banana...
That's because it's Japanese.
But that's how it sounded.
He's getting stronger and stronger.
People like the teacher will also become irrelevant.
Songs are subject to interpretation. So let's see.
I need a hero I need a hero
Need means necessary.
I need a hero. This is the point. Beaten by an idiot.
I'm holding out. I'm holding out.
I'm holding out for… You must have been beaten by an idiot.
This will continue to wait for the hero.
The holdout method means to keep waiting.
This is what Ness Meyer had been vacantly hearing,
You said "He's gotta be strong."
And what is the next lyric?
But hey, I'm not fat.
It's not fat, it's fast.
quick.
Already, I was so snappy that I could move quickly.
And this is fresh.
Fresh that just came out.
just coming out of battle,
Like dripping fresh sweat and blood,
You have to be a man
What is this song about?
Lately, it's all about decorative boys.
Why does strong blood drip,
Don't you have a macho man?
I want such a hero.
It seems so.
You don't like decorations, do you?
No? I say no.
As you can see in the lyrics of Holding Out For A Hero, Ms.Maya's soaring ears were quite high level this time.
The point of today's lesson is the word hold.
What does hold mean?
Hold.
I'm holding a pen in my hand.
I'm holding it.
Holding it or keeping it is called hold.
Could you hold this for me?
For example, could you please hold this?
Please hold it.
When you give something to someone, you say could you hold this?
Now, let's practice.
Let's practice using hold to keep something for a while.
First up is Ms. Kitano and this is your exercise.
Could you hold me this?
Why? What's in it?
My...
Grandmother...
No!
My grandmother gave me a Hokkaido present.
What's Hokkaido?
It's called Fissure.
It's easy.
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.
Please, could you hold my baby?
Why?
I'm gonna go travel.
Take the baby with you!
For how long?
How long? Like one day?
One hour?
Three days.
Take the baby with you!
I have to hold the baby for three days?
Please!
Not please!
Take the baby with you!
Travel means to travel for a long period of time.
That's right.
It means to travel for a long period of time.
I just have to go to the restroom.
For example, I have to go to the toilet.
I have to check my baggage.
That's the reason why you should hold the baby.
I can't hold the baby for three days.
Oh, Ms. Nojo, that was close.
She said the first part, could you hold my baby, correctly.
In this way, could you hold...
When you want someone to hold the baby for a short period of time or when you want someone to take the baby with you.
Let's learn one more expression using hold.
Hold me tight
Do you understand this meaning?
How about you, Miss Kitano?
What is it?
You are acting like a child.
What is it?
Tight.
Tight pants.
Keep tight appearance.
It means slim.
What do you think, Miss Kawago?
I am involved.
What is it?
I am involved.
Do you understand, Miss Nakata?
Hold me tightly.
You are doing it to the guest again.
Hold means to hold.
Tight means to hold tightly.
That's why it means to hold tightly.
Now, it's practice time.
There are times when you want someone to hold you
when you are having a hard time, right?
There are times when you want someone to hold you
when you are having a hard time, right?
Let's talk about the things that happened recently in English
and ask Miss Hirata to say,
Hold me tight.
First up is Miss Nojo.
Here we go.
Did you eat fish for breakfast?
Did the fish eat the fishbone?
what about fishbone?
what about the float?
pain?
what about the float?
Wow!
That was great!
I got it, it means the bone got stuck in your throat.
It's stuck to the throat.
The last thing I forgot to mention is when you open your mouth, say,
Hold me tight.
That's the main part.
That sounds terrible, Ms. Nojyo!
You can feel the pain by the words and gestures
Correctly,
When I was eating breakfast, a fishbone got stuck in my throat
Next up is Ms. Maya
Here we go
Small way
Couple
You were here with someone?
Me
You here
Couple
Couple here
Okay
Small
Street
Yes, yes
Shake, shake
They were in the way?
That's what I thought
Sorry, sorry
Ah, wait
Oh, they
Sorry, sorry
Oh my god
Hold me tight
Oh my god
That was a gesture
When I held her hand, I thought she was going to say sorry
But she did it like this
I was scared
That couple is amazing
You couldn't go from the side?
It was a narrow road
If the road is narrow, it's called narrow
Narrow
Today's keyword, hold
It's good to use the expression, hold me tight, which is often used in everyday life, and the expression, hold me tight, which is often used in lyrics
Okay.
A game that was already very popular in the Christmas special.
I would like to challenge this.
What is today's game?
Let's learn how to counter in English.
When it comes to countering, it's a familiar game in Japan.
I would like to play this in English version today.
From the cards lined up in the Gundam,
we will play against cards that respond to hints read in English.
There are some problems that you don't understand unless you ask the hint to the end, so be careful.
In the first half, Ms. Nakada, Ms. Kawago, and Ms. Maya are the players.
The hint is read by Ms. Hirata.
Ms. Nakada is starting to notice it, but she can't say it out loud, can she?
You have to say it out loud.
Just say what you think.
It was totally different.
I don't know if it's correct or not.
It's totally different.
Ms. Wada, show us.
Octopus.
It sounds like long, so it's long and has long legs.
But listen carefully.
I have long ears.
You have good ears.
It's just that your head is bad.
That's terrible for my students.
Ms. Nakada.
I heard that it flies with long ears.
Did you get it?
Yes.
You're so good.
The guests are excellent.
I live in the water, I have eight legs, I can shoot black ink, and I have a round head.
Oh, that's good. Hirata-san, that's good.
I know this one.
You're lying, right?
No, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait.
She knows it.
Is it wrong?
What about the others?
You can ask again.
I live in the water.
I live in the water, I have eight legs,
I have eight legs, I can shoot black ink, and I have a round head.
A round head?
But, you know, in the water,
I live in the water, I have eight legs,
You can ask again.
Okay, okay, okay, I'll ask again.
Wada-san, can you read this?
Whale.
Okay, okay, okay, whale.
You said you live in the water,
but behind that, what did you say?
I have eight legs.
Eight legs, and...
I can shoot black ink.
You can shoot black ink.
And I have a round head.
And you have a round head.
So, the answer is...
Octopus.
I live in the water, I have ten legs, I can shoot black ink, and I have a triangle head.
Everyone, please take a picture.
It's okay.
I live in the water, I have ten legs, I can shoot black ink, and I have a triangle head.
No, no, no.
You love 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.
I live in the water.
You like jellyfish.
You were fast.
I heard only black ink, and I thought it was an octopus, but I already got an octopus, so I thought it was the only one.
Ms.Maya got a squid. It's a great answer, but how do you read it?
Speed?
It's different.
The answer is square.
It was square.
From now on, it's the second half of the game.
Ms. Hirata, Ms. Nojo, and Ms. Kitano are the players.
The hint is from Ms. Raka.
I'm red and I have seeds all over me.
What about the others?
Please show us.
Ms. Nojo.
I heard the word red.
So I thought it was apple.
I see.
Ms. Hirata, you don't give up at all.
That was fast.
At first, I thought I'd do my best.
Why is that?
There are a lot of seeds in red.
It's called chia seed.
It's not chia seed.
It's called seeds.
So what's the answer?
It's not a seed.
She said it.
It's a fruit.
I saw it on the morning news.
Really?
You are studying in a different place, aren't you?
Let's make it Nogizatsugaku.
So, the answer is...
Strawberry!
It's not a strawberry.
It wasn't a strawberry.
It was a good study.
The hint has been changed.
Next is Ms. Maya.
Here it comes.
Wait, this is...
We might win.
Everyone, give us another chance.
I'm green and I'm very crunchy.
That's good.
People make salad with me.
It was very good.
I don't know what it is.
Say it again.
I'm green and I'm very...
Kura-cho.
People make salad with me.
Okay.
Kura-cho.
What is this?
Carrot.
Why carrot?
It sounds like vegetable.
Did you say vegetable?
Salad.
I said two colors.
Gray and...
Gray.
And green.
Gray is gray.
But it's two colors.
That's right.
It's almost two colors.
Kira-cho is...
I'm green.
I'm in salad.
Do you know what Kura-cho is?
Crunchy.
So I thought it was crunchy.
I heard crunchy.
Crunchy?
Then you said Kura-cho.
So I thought I said crunchy when I saw Kura-cho.
Didn't you say people?
People make...
Salad?
Salad that people often make.
So I thought lettuce was definitely in it.
I see.
I chose lettuce.
Let's have Wada-san announce the answer.
Lettuce.
The answer is lettuce.
The final question.
Please read the hint.
I'm purple outside and gold inside.
I make people first.
Don't do that.
Let's start with the rule of Karta.
There is no rule to take back what you took.
What is this?
It's eggplant.
Eggplant.
It's purple, and everyone said it was purple, so I said it was purple.
You said it was purple when you first heard it.
The moment I heard it was purple, it was a quick answer.
It was quick.
Kitano, who was so calm, has a lot of fighting spirit.
I've grown a lot.
What happened in February?
Something happened.
Inside gold.
Inside gold?
Yes.
The yellow part?
Yes.
The second part is, I make people...
Fart.
Hirato?
I make people fart.
Fart means fart.
Fart.
I make people fart.
The correct answer was sweet potato.
And what's the result of Fart?
Nagata-san got 2 correct answers, and Nojo-san got 2 correct answers and won the prize.
It's good that we didn't lose. We always lose to our guests.
Nojo-san, thank you for your hard work.
And each of them got 1 correct answer.
Finally, let's sing the title song, Holding Out for a Hero.
To the end of the night
He's gotta be strong
He's gotta be fast
He's gotta be back from the fight
Do you want to be a regular in this program?
I want to be a regular, but...
I want to be a little more advanced
Do you want the teacher to look sad?