Lesson 122 発言パターン　指示②ー助動詞類などを使った指示

2026年9月29日

Opening

Roza
▶︎ Hey, everyone. Akino Roza here.

David
▶︎ And I’m David Evans. Be careful out there, folks.

Dialogue

① It lookes like I twisted my ankle.【 ankle の発音に注意】
👉 ankle 発音に気をつけてくださいね。”uncle” だと「おじさん」をひねることになってしまい
ますから。ankle としっかりと発音してください。

② Well . . . if you insist.【 if you insist の呼吸】
👉さあ、この if you insist – 相手の申し出を１回断ったけれども、さらに相手が重ねて申し入れて
きた時に、「いや、そこまで言うなら」その呼吸で使ってみてください。

Pronunciation Polish

Today’s Sentence：You’d better go to the hospital and get it checked out.

Roza
▶︎ OK, guys. It’s time to practice our pronunciation.
Today’s sentence is …
・You’d better go to the hospital and get it checked out.
・You’d better go to the hospital and get it checked out.

OK.
Today’s a long one, so let’s get right into it.
We’ll practice piece by piece.
OK?
First, “you’d better.”
you’d better
you’d better go to the hospital

Now let’s do “hospital and.”
hospital and

get it checked out
get it checked out

Combine the two.
hospital and get it checked out

OK.
Full sentence.
・You’d better go to the hospital and get it checked out.

All right.
You’re ready for natural speed?
・You’d better go to the hospital and get it checked out.
・You’d better go to the hospital and get it checked out.

Wow, that was a mouthful.
If you didn’t get it perfectly,
keep on practicing.
You’ll get there.

Ending

Onishi
▶︎ Hey, David. You twisted your ankle while jogging the other day, right?

David
▶︎ Ah 〜, well, I hurt my ankle. It was actually a stress fracture.
I was jogging too much too often. But it’s a lot better now.
But I took it easy. Thank you for remembering.

Onishi
▶︎ “Stress fracture.”

Roza
▶︎ Well, David, I’m very glad you didn’t hurt your uncle.

David
▶︎ Yeah, well you know, he is a nice guy.
He wouldn’t deserve it.