ラジオ英会話 Lesson 040 今週の Review
Listen to the questions and pick which one of the three options is the correct answer.
Listening Challenge!
Yui: Sorry to interrupt, but a Mr. Cole just called. He asked if we could design a mascot plush toy for his company.
Richard: Mr. Cole… which company was that?
Yui: Cuddly Code, a startup based in San Francisco.
Richard: Ah, right. I’ve heard the name. Interesting. Let’s arrange a meeting and see what he has in mind.
Yui: Got it. I’ll schedule a call and prepare notes.
A: Have a meeting with Mr. Cole.
B: Go to San Francisco.
C: Interrupt a meeting.
Daichi: Hey, just finished with the car outside.
Emily: Nice! By the way, some woman called while you were out there. She sounded…a little too friendly.
Daichi: Huh? Really? What did she say?
Emily: Just asked for you, then said she’d call back.
Daichi: That’s strange. I wonder what it’s about.
Emily: Yeah, well, next time you answer.
A: A man called for Daichi.
B: Daichi doesn’t know who the caller was.
C: The caller is waiting for Daichi outside.
Kyoko: Mmm…it’s really good, Justin. You did a great job.
Justin: Really? You’re not just being nice to me?
Kyoko: Not at all. It’s tasty, but I think you should add just a little more salt.
Justin: Just a pinch?
Kyoko: Exactly. It’ll bring out the flavor.
Justin: Got it. Thanks, dear. I hope the kids enjoy it too.
Kyoko: They will. You’re doing great.
A: Playing with his kids.
B: Buying some flowers.
C: Making soup.
Jennifer: Dad, I don’t mean to be rude, but you always check your phone at dinner.
Justin: You’re right, Jennifer. I shouldn’t let work intrude on family time.
Jennifer: Thanks, Dad. I just want us to eat together without distractions.
Justin: Deal. No more phones at the table. Now, let’s enjoy this fine cooking.
Jennifer: You’re the best, Dad.
A: Stop looking at his phone during meals.
B: Go out to eat with her more.
C: Make dinner more often.
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。
①Product leader
Phew… Done with this email.
①You
It’s called Sonotori- san. Interested?
new product: 新製品
It’s called ～: ～と呼ばれている、～という名前である
②Staff member
Hi, boss. What’s up?
②you
No offense, but I’m afraid your outfit isn’t appropriate for the workplace.
outfit: 服装
workplace: 職場
appropriate: ふさわしい、 適切な
recognize: ～を認める
be recognized as ～: ～として見なされる
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