基礎英語 in English 2022/8/5 T9D5 Do you like animated movies?

基礎英語 in English 2022/8/5 T9D5 Do you like animated movies?
-Dialogue Attention, Please!
What do you mean? 「どういう意味ですか?」
-One-on-one Training with Momose-sensei
Reia’s ideas, Useful expressions
Main idea
I like….
to tell you the truth
express the characters’ feelings

More information
no matter how…
touching
have … in common

To wrap up
I like – better because –

-Let’s Chat!
-It’s your turn.
放送を聞いた後で、自分の考えを英語でまとめてみましょう。
After listening to the broadcast, summarize your thoughts in English.
あなたの意見のキーワードをメモしてみましょう。
Make a note of the keywords for your opinion.

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How was it? I hope you enjoyed listening to the dialogue.
So, this week’s dialogue had a familiar expression that you may have learned in school. It was this sentence.
-from the Dialogue
What do you mean? What do you mean?
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You can use this phrase when you want to ask someone to explain what they said. Let’s look at some more examples.
That restaurant’s no good.
What do you mean?
The food was cold and service was slow. I don’t want to go there again.
Oh, dear.
Okay. Hannah said, “What do you mean?” because she wanted to know why Vinay said the restaurant was no good.
Right. “What do you mean?” is a useful expression, but you have to be careful about the intonation.
Oh, what do you mean?
If you say, “What do you mean?” you may not sound polite.
That’s true. When you want to ask someone to tell you more about what they said, it’s better to say it like this.
What do you mean?
Okay, it’s a little difficult. Okay, everyone, Vinay will say something. So, try asking him, “What do you mean?” |
That movie was great, but now, I’m so tired.

Oh, it was so funny that I was laughing the whole time. That’s why I’m tired.
I see. How was it, everyone? I’m sure you all did a great job.
-One-on-one Training with Momose-sensei
In this section, I will help Reia prepare for her conversation with Hannah and Vinay. Everyone, listen to Reia’s example, and try to say your own ideas after the lesson. Let’s start by reviewing the dialogue and the “takeaway” phrases. The first one was..