中高生の基礎英語 24/10/7(月) T14-D1 If you could open a shop, what kind of shop would it be? もしお店を開くなら、 どんなお店がいいですか?


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中高生の基礎英語 24/10/7(月) T14-D1 If you could open a shop, what kind of shop would it be? もしお店を開くなら、 どんなお店がいいですか?

Topic 14, Day 1.
Let’s warm up by chatting about this week’s topic, which is:
If you could open a shop, what kind of shop would it be?
If you could open a shop, what kind of shop would it be?
Moeno, when you were little, did you ever dream of having your own shop?
Yes. I wanted to open flower shop.
A flower shop!
Oh, so pretty and nice!
How about you, Sandy?
When I was little, I wanted to open a dessert shop. Ice cream and cakes and all the yummy things.
Oh, that sounds nice. Many shops sell products, and you can buy all kinds of services at shops, too.
Yeah. Like a beauty salon or barbershop, where you have your hair cut and styled.
Moeno, can you think of some other shops that sell services?
A nail salon.
Mmm! And there are dry cleaners, travel agencies…
and gas stations and gyms.
So, this week, we’re asking, “If you could open a shop, what kind of shop would it be?”
Now, let’s move on to this week’s dialogue.
Yugo sees Jake sitting alone at a table in the student lounge.


Moeno, what were you able to catch?
“An online art studio.”
Good.
And Yugo said that it’s creative, it’s fun.
Yes. Uh-huh. Talking about cooking. Right.
And Yugo also said that he wants to make people happy.
Yes. Very good.
Jake uses the word “advertising.” Advertising is words or images that are used to sell a product or service.
Right. You might see advertising on websites, or when you’re watching online videos, or on posters on the street or in the subway.
Also, Yugo says, “I love eating my creations!” A creation is something a person makes.
Right. An artist’s creations might be things like drawings, paintings, or sculptures – whatever the artist makes.
When Yugo says “my creations,” he means the dishes that he cooks.
Okay. We’ll find out more about the things Yugo and Jake say on Day 2 and Day 3.

-New Words, New Phrases
Today’s first word is: hire.
“To hire someone” means “to give someone a job.” In other words, “to pay someone to work for you.”
In the dialogue, when Jake talks about opening an online art studio, he says, “People could hire me to draw for them.”
Yeah. He means that he would be paid to draw things that people asked for.
Right. In April every year, many companies in Japan hire new workers.
Yes. Our second new expression today is: make a living.

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