
【へっぽこ英会話1年0ヶ月⑪】英語で褒められると、嬉しい
あなたが、いま他人に言われて嬉しいことって何だろうか?
私は、英会話に限って言うと、会話を褒められた時だ。
「うまく話せているよ」とか。
あんまりないんだけどね。
今回は、久しぶりに褒められたので、それを書き起こしてみた。
私も、他人を英語で褒められるようになりたい!
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以下、講師との会話を書き起こしてみた。
what do you see in this picture?
A man is here carrying his child. They are looking at the frozen food section. This customer is looking at the moment at the carrots. This is all the tins, all the cans of food. This man is looking at all the vegetables. This lady is looking at all the frozen goods. This young lady is carrying a shopping basket, having a look at vegetables. This very tall man with the blue or black top is pushing his shopping trolley while he's checking his phone. This lady here is waiting, I think, to speak to this lady or this gentleman who works in the supermarket because he's wearing a uniform. And this man is asking this man about information about food.
First of all, the good thing about your grammar, well, your overall. Basic communication skills. I know from being in Japan three or four times, I think that Japanese people tend to speak very quickly, in my opinion. I may be wrong. I tried to learn Japanese and I failed terribly. But you speak slowly, which is perfect. Because you're speaking slowly, even before we looked at the screen, we were having a small communication when we first started chatting with each other. You speak slowly, the sound of your voice, you have what we call perfect intonation.
Your voice is doing this. Like, how could I describe that? Like a wave in the ocean. Your tone of voice is excellent. And the second thing that happens because you're speaking slowly, you're announcing the end of the words very, very clearly because you're separating because you're speaking slowly. So you have to be commended immediately for that. You're reading, your pronunciation is excellent. It really is. How many years have you been speaking English?
Yes. I know when you started Cambly. You started Cambly on September, 2023. You've been speaking English longer, much longer than that.
HAVE A GOOD DAY!
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