ラジオ英会話　Lesson 095 今週の Review

Sarah: Yeah… Classes all morning, then my shift at the supermarket. I’m so tired.

Jake: That sounds rough. You’ve been pushing yourself a lot lately.

Sarah: I don’t know… Maybe I should just take a break from college for a while.

Jake: What are you talking about? You’ve worked so hard to get here.

Sarah: I know, but I feel like I’m falling behind.

Jake: You’re not. You’re just tired. Let’s figure out a better balance together.

A: Because she walked to college.

B: Because she studied and worked.

C: Because she worked out all day.

Kyoko: That’s too bad. He must be really enjoying that.

Justin: Don’t remind me. His short game is unbelievably sharp.

Kyoko: Well, at least you’re getting good practice.

Justin: I suppose. Oh, by the way, he has a friend visiting from Tokyo-Mr. Emori. He’s into haiku.

Kyoko: Hold on…ah, yeah…he’s a great person.

Justin: How do you know that?

A: The man enjoyed haiku with Mr. Yamamoto.

B: Mr. Yamamoto lives in Tokyo.

C: Mr. Emori likes haiku.

Mr. Emori: Thank you, Jennifer. It’s a pleasure to be here. Haiku is a short form of poetry that captures a moment, often in nature.

Jennifer: It sounds simple, but it’s actually very deep, right?

Mr. Emori: Exactly. It’s about feeling, not just counting syllables.

Jennifer: That’s beautiful.

Mr. Emori: For your homework, try writing one haiku. Observe something closely. Good luck.

A: Write one haiku.

B: Write about sounds.

C: Feel nature.

Justin: I see. What kind of issues are we talking about?

Yukiko: Customers are having trouble finding products quickly. The navigation and search could be more intuitive.

Justin: That explains the drop in conversions.

Yukiko: Exactly. We can redesign the interface to make shopping smoother and faster.

Justin: That sounds promising. Great job identifying that. Let’s move forward with your plan.

A: Find new customers.

B: Redesign the website.

C: Create a car navigation system.