ラジオ英会話 Lesson 155 今週の Review
Listen to the questions and pick which one of the three options is the correct answer.
Listening Challenge!
Aki: It’s difficult to explain my ideas about it. Some of these symbols look like earlier versions of Egyptian symbols.
Peacock: Earlier versions? You mean they later became Egyptian symbols?
Aki: It’s possible. Let me illustrate my point. This symbol appears to represent a specific sound.
Peacock: Are you saying it’s an alphabet?
Aki: Yes, I think so.
Peacock: So, the symbols make up words.
Aki: Yes.
A: That the symbols are illustrations.
B: That the symbols represent an alphabet.
C: That ancient Egyptians created these symbols.
Carl: Great, thanks. How are you?
Tina: Awesome. My name’s Tina, and I’ll be your server today. Here’s your menu, sir.
Carl: Thank you. So, what do you recommend for an appetizer?
Tina: The shrimp cocktail is very popular.
Carl: Oh, I love shrimp cocktail! OK, I’ll get that. And can you suggest a white wine?
Tina: Gladly, sir. I recommend this chardonnay.
Carl: I see it’s from Oregon. Are wines from Oregon good?
Tina: Absolutely! Willamette Valley produces excellent chardonnays.
A: Tell him her name.
B: Bring him a menu.
C: Recommend a wine to him.
Dr. Stein: It’s a pleasure to meet you, Dr. Sugimoto.
Dr. Sugimoto: Honored, sir. I’ve heard so much about your androids, Jeannie and Frankie.
Dr. Stein: Oh, thank you. They are becoming more and more like humans every day.
Dr. Sugimoto: I understand. Developing robots requires long-term efforts. I have developed my own android as well.
Dr. Stein: Oh, really? I’d like to see…him? Her?
Dr. Sugimoto: It’s a female android. Her name is “Shizuka.”
Dr. Stein: Excellent.
A: A fan of Jeannie and Frankie.
B: A woman who wants to become like Dr. Stein.
C: A doctor who made an android.
Mr. Emori: Not at all. You’re a very good haiku poet.
Adeline: Really? Why do you think so?
Mr. Emori: It’s the way you see the world. Haiku is about observing the world.
Adeline: Like seeing the water drops on this glass of tea.
Mr. Emori: Yes, exactly. Well, I guess we should be going now. That was a delicious matcha latte.
Adeline: Let me get it. I insist.
Mr. Emori: Thank you, Adeline! That’s very kind of you.
A: Paying for the matcha latte.
B: Buying matcha as a souvenir.
C: Making a haiku.
Say It In English!
英語で下記の内容を表現してみよう。必ず声に出して練習しよう。
①Friend
It takes around ten hours by car.
①You
rent: 借りる
highway toll: 高速料金
fly there: そこに飛行機で行く
Considering ～: ～を考慮すると
not necessarily: 必ずしも～ない
②Friend
My improvement is so slow.
②you
having said that: とはいえ
shortcut: 近道
make a difference: 違いを生む・役立つ
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