中高生の基礎英語 24/10/4(金)T13-D5 What language besides English would you like to learn? 英語以外にどんな言語を学びたいですか?


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中高生の基礎英語 24/10/4(金)T13-D5 What language besides English would you like to learn? 英語以外にどんな言語を学びたいですか?

-Dialogue + Quick Summary
♪ Topic 13: What language besides English would you like to learn? Day 5.
Let’s start by listening to this week’s dialogue. We’ll play it at natural speed, so it may sound a little fast, but don’t worry if you don’t catch everything. Let’s listen.


Now, let’s listen to summaries of what Yugo and Ayaka say.
First, you’ll hear a slow version of the summary. Then, you’ll hear a faster version of the same summary.
Try to write down the key words while you listen. Here we go.

Yugo has been thinking about learning Chinese. His dream is to make the world laugh, and more than a billion people speak Chinese. Learning Chinese would also help him study in China.
Yugo has been thinking about learning Chinese. His dream is to make the world laugh, and more than a billion people speak Chinese. Learning Chinese would also help him study in China.

The most useful language for Ayaka would be French. She’s always wanted to learn French because there is a major tennis tournament in France. With French, she could make a good impression.
The most useful language for Ayaka would be French. She’s always wanted to learn French because there is a major tennis tournament in France. With French, she could make a good impression.

-One-on-one Training
So, Moeno, please tell us, what language besides English would you like to learn?
I would like to learn Korean.
Can we use any expression here? How long have you wanted to learn Korean? A long time?
Yes, a long time. I’d always…
“I’ve.”
I’ve always wanted to learn Korean.
Good.
Because I like K-pop music and Korean food, so I’d like to visit there.
Mmm. I see.
Also, I think it is cool to watch Korean drama and listen to K-pop without translations.
Yeah. Right. Do you use translations now? Do you use subtitles?
Yes.
Words at the bottom of the screen?
Yes.
You do. But you want to watch and listen (Yes.) without those words. I see. Good. Then can you add, “Learning Korean would…”?
Ah, learning Korean would help…
Mm-hmm. “Help me…”
Learning Korean would help me…
You can make this very simple now because you said already what you want to do. So, now, you can say, “Learning Korean would help me do that.”
Oh, after…
After. Okay. Yeah. You can do it after.
Learning Korean would help me do that.
Yes. Good.
And I’d like to learn French, too, because it’s spoken by many people in the world. So, if I could speak French, I would communicate with many more people.
Mm-hmm. Very nice.
I’d like to try using “what I want to do is.”

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