中学生の基礎英語 in English 23/7/13(木) T8-D4 Should you express your real feelings?

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中学生の基礎英語 in English 23/7/13(木) T8-D4 Should you express your real feelings?
Day 4
4日目は、トピックに関するゲストとパートナーの意見を理解しましょう。
(On day 4, get to know your guests and partners on the topic.)

-Chat with the Guest
ゲストの会話を聴いて、聴き取れたことをメモしてみましょう。
Listen to your guests and take notes on what you hear.
-What did she say?
意味がわかったオーストラリアのスラング (俗語) にチェックを入れましょう。
(Check off the Australian slang that you know the meaning of.)
barbie
loo
sunnies
arvo
brekky
-Guest’s Thoughts
ゲストがトピックについてどんなことを言っていたのか、質問に答えながら確認しましょう。
(Find out what your guests are saying about your topic by answering questions.)
Q1. Does Sandy think you should express your real feelings?
Q2. What does Sandy think about expressing your real feelings to a close friend?
Hannah’s Thoughts
パートナーがトピックについてどんなことを言っていたのか、質問に答えながら確認しましょう。
(Find out what your partner said about the topic by answering questions.)
Q1. Does Hannah think you should express your real feelings?
Q2. What does Hannah think about sharing your real feelings?
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Aussie
Australian
slang
very informal words and expressions usually used in spoken language
barbie
equipment, such as a set of barbecue grills, for people to do barbecues
raise one’s hand
fix the problem
to solve the problem
anger
the feeling of being angry or mad
negative
not good, not positive
honest
always telling the truth
dance to music
to dance while following the rhythm of some music
break
to end a relationship with somebody
every single day
each and every day
work well
to be effective or successful

-♪ Topic 8: Should you express your real feelings? Day 4.
Let’s start by having a brief chat. Today, why don’t we learn more about Australian English?
Mmm. I like that.
Sandy, can you give us some examples of Australian English?
Oh, like as in Aussie slang?
Yes, Aussie slang.
Sure. Well, for example, we say “barbie” when we want to have fun with our friends. Do you know what “barbie” means, Riku?
I don’t understand.
I think I might.
I think I know.
Yes?
A barbecue?
So, yes. “Barbie” means “barbecue.” And we often do barbies for fun. And at Christmas, we’ll have a barbie.
It’s summertime in December in Australia.
Yes. It is summertime.
It’s summer in Australia.
Yeah. So, it’s a good time for a barbie.
A lot of public parks have free barbies that we can use.
Nice.
Tell us another one.
Do you know what “loo” means?
This is also U.K. English, I think.
Oh, really?
I think so. I may know what this is.
If it’s the same thing.
I need to go to the loo.
Oh, yes.
Yes, yes.
Okay. Riku, do you know what that means? “I need to go to the loo. Ooh… I can’t hold it anymore. Ooh…” So, maybe in school during class, you might raise your hand and say, “Excuse me, teacher. I need to go to the loo.”
Toilet?
Yeah! Exactly!
That’s correct.
Loo’s the toilet!
Wow.
Tell us another one.
How about “sunnies”? Do you know what “sunnies” means?
Sunnies.
I wear sunnies every day when I go outside to protect my eyes.
Sunglass?