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CROWN 2 Lesson 2:未知の領域へ

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CROWN 2 Section 2:Into Unknown Territory

なぜか Before You Read 、section 1 、section 2
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Lesson 2 Into Unknown Territory
Habu Yoshiharu is one of the greatest shogi players in history. // He is truly "King of
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棋士
the Board." Here/ he talks with an interviewer about his experience / as a professional
shogi player. //
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Section 1
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本当に
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いすることを覚える
When did you first learn to play shogi? //
5 In my first year of elementary school. // At first, I lost almost all the games,/ but in a
month or so, / I began to win. // In my second year, I went to a shogi dojo in Hachiojin/ where
I participated in a children's tournament. // I didn't qualify for the final, / but I enjoyed the
games. //I wanted to become a better player, and I started to go to the dojo for practice. //
What do you like about shogi? //
"As a child / I found it interesting that you play with many different pieces; / each piece has
a different move. // Also the results of a game are very clear-cut: / you either win or lose. //
The entire game is a process of cause and effect, and winning or losing is your own
原因
responsibility.
depth to it. //
結果
Of course, it doesn't feel good to lose, but I like shogi / because it has great
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Lesson2 Into Unknown Territory
interviewer(する)
ex.
employer
ようする
eeされる人
employee
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but in a
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そして
駒
それに
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7. I went to a shogi dojo in Hachioji@where I practiced in
and 関係詞
there
仮S
child I found it interesting that you play with many different pieces
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when I was ~
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あることがわかる
一般の人
訳さない
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cut
either A or B
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it doesn't feel good to lose
~のような感じを与える
① feel good
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