富山県高校入試英語 令和3年度大問1(2) 長文（会話）
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今回は、富山県高校入試の令和3年度大問1(2) 長文（会話）動画になります。
今回の目標点数
今回3問ありましたが、（１）と（２）は少なくとも取ってほしいです。(3)については、少しむつかしいかもしれませんが、十分に得点できる問題ですので、本当は3問とってほしいですね。
（3）に関しては、イとエで間違えるのは、許容できますが、ウで間違えた人は反省してくださいね。
ウは書いてあることと明確に違いますので。。。
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解説動画
英文読み上げ動画
英文はこちら
Miller: Hi, Yoko!
Yoko: Oh, hi! You remember my name!
Miller: Yes. I was very surprised when I listened to your speech in English class. It was very interesting.
Yoko: Thank you, Miller Teacher!
Miller: Please call me Mr. Miller.
Yoko: Mr. Miller? We call our teachers "~ sensei" in Japanese, so I called
you "Miller Teacher."
Miller: In America, we don't call our teachers "~ Teacher."
Yoko: I didn't know that. I thought "Mr. " was " san" in Japanese, so
using it for teachers sounds a little *strange to me.
Miller: We use "Mr." and "Ms." in *formal situations, but some teachers say
to their students, "Please call me by my first name."
Yoko: Really? Japanese students don't do that.
Miller: Some want other people to call them by their first names because
they want to be more *friendly.
Yoko: I see.
Miller: Also, when we talk with someone, we often add their names at the end.For, example, "Good morning, Yoko," "Thank you, Yoko," and "Don't forget your homework, Yoko."
Yoko: It is nice to hear my name. Oh, *by the way, this is my *business
card.
Miller: Wow, that's cool!
Yoko: I made it when I joined a *work experience program. In Japan,
people often *exchange business cards *soon after they meet for the first time.
Miller: That's a good way to remember names. If you have a business card,
you will not forget other person's name. We often exchange business cards after we talk with new people.
Yoko: I want to learn a lot about using names in other *cultures.
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