Opening
Roza
▶︎ Akino Roza here.
David
▶︎ And I’m David Evans. I thought he was gonna say “protein bars.”
Onishi
▶︎ Oh ー！
Dialogue
① I’m glad you enjoyed it.【 リポート文の構成 】
👉 I’m glad – この I’m glad の内容を you enjoyed it が説明するリポート文の形ですね。
② I didn’t know you had such a passion for curry.【 passion の意味 】
👉さあ、ここでは passion という単語が出てきました。
「情熱」というわけですね。そうした「熱い」単語ですよね。
③ I have dinner there occasionally.【 occasionally の意味 】
👉 occasionally – これは、「折に触れて」という単語。「時折」というわけですね。
Pronunciation Polish
David
▶︎ Oh, hi, there. Are you looking to polish your pronunciation?
Then you’ve come to the right place.
Here’s today’s sentence.
・I didn’t know you had such a passion for curry.
・I didn’t know you had such a passion for curry.
All right. There are three places we’ll zoom in on today.
FIrst is “didn’t know.”
This “t” will disappear, and it sounds like “didn'(t) know,” “didn'(t) know.”
All right. Next up is linking “such” and “a.”
such a, such a
such a passion, such a passion
“For” becomes “for.”
for curry, for curry
such a passion for curry, such a passion for curry
All right. Now let’s put it all together.
・I didn’t know have such a passion for curry.
・I didn’t know have such a passion for curry.
All right. Now som bonus info.
“Didn’t know” when this “t” disappears, it ends in “n,” and
“know” starts with “/n/.”
So “didn’t know” is also OK.
Let’s try once.
I didn’t know, I didn’t know
All right.
・I didn’t know have such a passion for curry.
Wow!
I didn’t know you had such a passion for “Pronunciation Polish.”
Great work today, guys.
Ending
Onishi
▶︎ Hey, guys. When I went to the US, I was so impressed by
the colorful donuts in the supermarket.
Roza
▶︎ Really? I was actually impressed by “もちもちドーナッツ” in Japan.
They’re so good.
David
▶︎ Well, you know, what they say, the grass じゃなくて、
donuts are always greener.
Words and Phrases
① have trouble 〜ing
👉〜するのに苦労する
これで、Lesson 67 は終了。
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