東京物語(セイさんとルカさんと)

•3人は東京駅で待ち合わせをしました。8/24(日曜日) 13:00

•それからフリーマーケットに行きました。
ルカさんは古い日本の絵を買いました。

•それから、中野に行きました。
中野ブロードウェイでいろいろな店を探検しました。

•高円寺のお祭りに行きました。

•ルカさんが帰ってから、夜店を少し見てから、中野に戻りフレンチラーメンを食べました。
セイさんは辛いラーメンに挑戦しました。


[単語]

待ち合わせ

久しぶり

初めて

裏

建物　

感動

左側

右側

欧米

初めて尽くし


フリーマーケット

甚平　


連続

印象

何味

高円寺

お祭り

伝統的な

楽器

体育祭

思い出

夜店

まんじゅう

焼きそば





SAMURAI BROADCAST　侍放送

Vol.79 セイさんと東京物語続き

I want to talk to you about two very often confused words advice and advise. 
Advice. 
- Advice is a noun, an uncountable noun.It is spelled a-d-v-i-c-e. The ‘c’ sounds like an ‘s’. Advice. It is used to mean a suggestion about what you should do. 
Advise
- 
Advise is spelled a-d-v-i-s-e, and is a verb. The ‘s’ sounds like a ‘z’. Advise. It means to suggest what should be done, to recommend or to give information to someone. 
The main difference between advice and advise is the grammar.  So obviously, you can't use a noun in the place of a verb or a verb in the place of a noun. So if you know which is which and which pronunciation goes with which, you will never get it wrong. But a big problem is with advice being uncountable. So many times I hear, can I give you an advice? No no… it to give me a piece of advice or some advice - depending on whether you mean something singular or plural.
In theory it is very simple to understand, but if you don’t pay attention to learning the rules it can make a  big difference to you getting it right or wrong in Business English.
Every day, I hear so many advanced speakers who use these words wrong. So have a look, learn it, fix it, never get it wrong again. That's it today. Bye.


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Chinese Learning with Lily

金龙鱼

Lesson 2

平平 ： 你是哪国人？
píng ping ： nǐ shì nǎ guó rén？ 
Ping Ping: What is your nationality?
Andy ： 我是澳大利亚人。
Andy ： wǒ shì  ào dà lì yà rén。 
Andy:  I am from Australia.

平平 ： 我以为你是美国人呢！
píng ping ： wǒ yǐ wéi nǐ shì  měi guó rén ne！ 
Ping ping:   I thought you were from the United States! 

Andy ： 不是，我在美国住过很长时间，有一点儿美国口音。
Andy ： bú shì，wǒ  zài měi guó zhù guò  hěn cháng shí jiān，yǒu  yī diǎn ér  měi guó  kǒu yīn。 
Andy: No, I have just lived in the United States for a long time, so I have a little American accent.



平平 : 你朋友也是澳大利亚人吗？
píng ping : nǐ  péng yǒu yě shì  ào dà lì yà rén ma？ 
Ping ping: Your friend is from Australia too?

Andy： 不是，他是英国人。
Andy ： bú shì，tā shì  yīng guó rén。 
Andy:  No, he is British.

平平： 欢迎来到中国，很高兴认识你们！
píng ping ： huān yíng  lái dào  zhōng guó，hěn  gāo xìng  rèn shí  nǐ men！
Ping ping: Welcome to China, it is a pleasure to meet you both!


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私の子供の頃の習い事の話をしています。みなさんは子供の頃どんなことを、習い事として習っていましたか？

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Cotillear

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Day 1

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