〈#156〉2月3日金曜日　いつもより遅い流氷

【北海道Hokkaido生活】
〈#156〉2月3日金曜日　天気/晴れ　気温/-6℃ 

知床/しれとこ
オホーツク海/おほーつくかい
・2日午前11時前、水平線上に流氷を確認
・平年より11日遅く、去年より9日遅かった
・知床に住む人は、「たくさんの人に来てほしい」と言っていた。



［単語］
水平線/すいへいせん…海と空の間の線
流氷/りゅうひょう…海の上で動く氷
氷/こおり…水が冷たくなって、形になった物
確認/かくにん…正しいか正しくないか知ること
平年/へいねん…毎年

レッスン待ってます♪



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〈#156〉いつもより遅い流氷

Hi everyone! It's another episode about changes in Japan! I summarized what I said in previous episodes in casual Japanese! It'll be hard for those who study mainly from textbooks, but I assure you that listening to this is a great practice!

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