L90 今週のReview
Hey, everyone. This is Rosa Akino.
So it’s finally Friday, which means we get to review everything
you leaned this week. Are you ready?
LISTENING CHALLENGE
Question : Which is the following is true?
a. Yayoi’s computer didn’t work properly.
b. The man forgot to send an e-mail Yayoi.
c. Yayoi didn’t notice that she got an e-mail from the man.
Question : What is Hiroki probably doing?
a. Working.
b. Going home.
c. Relaxing.
Question : What did the woman mean, when she said, “Give me a break.”?
a. She needs a vacation.
b. She doesn’t like the boss’s idea.
c. She wants more money.
Question : What did Ms. Hoffman and the man decide?
a. That they are too creative.
b. That she is going to buy his company’s product.
c. That the man is going to visit her office.
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PRACTICAL CHALLENGE
とりあえず、”Well…” とか口に出しましょう！
Actually that was some really good advice.
It’s good to always be ready with those easy start phrases.
So, yeah. Do your best, everyone.
Yeah, I agree. Wonderful advice.
And perhaps you can try to have a lot of fun, when you practice.
You could, for example, change voices, you know,
Rosa is female voice. Mine is masculine voice.
Try both of them.
masculine voice：男らしい声
海外出張に行って商談をまとめてきた貴方。
答えられなかった質問には後日回答する旨を先方に伝えました。
諸々を上司に報告します。
Simple Answer
ー How did it go?
Thank you for giving me a wonderful opportunity.
It went quite well. I received a warm welcome, and I got a lot of positive feedback on our proposal.
I was asked so many questions, so I promised them I would provide answers after talking to you.
go well うまく行く
recieve 「歓待」を受け取る
provide 「必要なもの」を与える
Advanced answer
ー How did it go?
Everything went very smoothly.
I gave a presentation outlining our proposal, and I received very positive feedback.
There were a few questions I couldn’t answer fully, so I told them I would provide answers after consulting with you. I hope they will accept our proposal.
give a presentation プレゼンをした
accept 「同意して快く」受け取る
So, Rosa, you know, we give presentations quite often with our job.
But how about you?
Well, once I gave a presentation in front of university students
in Hong Kong.
Well, the topic was being an actor in Japan.
The main point was to understand the culture that you’re acting in.
And to respect it.
As I’m sure all of our listeners can feel the respect that we have
for each other here every time.
