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コミュ英Ⅱ (ELEMENT) Lesson 1

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Lesson 1
Beyond
Words
の向こうに
The secret of communication
Somehow (adv)
①何とかしてどういう
Part 1 >
遠く離れて何かの向こう側
Spill (vt)
①こぼす ②吐
as cough It looks
as though it is going
to Snow.
bul
②むだ話
① くだらねえ
①雄牛 ② (ゾウアザラシ
クジラなど動物の)雄
③ 刑事
puddle (n) 水たまり
1 There is a lady in a coffee shop waiting for a friend. She
is wearing a dress that seems to be new. Then a waiter comes
along with a coffee. He somehow trips on something and spills
the coffee all over her. Now her dress looks as though she has
been fighting with a bull in a puddle of dirty water. She stares
at her dress, then turns to the waiter, glares at him, and says
in a loud voice, "Thank you very much!"
2 Do you think the lady really wanted to thank the waiter for
soiling her dress? Was she looking for an excuse to go home
without seeing her friend? Naturally, you would answer. "No
way. She must have been extremely angry." You may say
so because she glared at the waiter while she spat out those
words. In other words, the way she looked at him and the
way she talked to him helped you understand what her real
intention was.
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QLA
15
dirty (adj) hoc clean
[
Stare
glare
みつめる
(3)1-52
Starel (vi) じっとみる
Stare at Alvi): You
Should not stare at
people like that.
glare (vi) にらみつける
まぶしく輝く
Soil (vo) 0:30:59
No way: 250
Extremely (adv)極端に spot (c) 口げんか
intension (n) 12
spit out Aspic A out (n) what you plan to do.

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Lesson 1
Part 1
Beyond Words
11 There is a lady in a coffee shop /
waiting for a friend.//
She is wearing a dress /
that seems to be new. //
喫茶店に女性がいる
友人を待っている。
彼女はドレスを着ている
新しそうな。
Then a waiter comes along with a coffee.//
He somehow trips on something/
それからウェイターがコーヒーを持ってやって来る。
彼はどういうわけか何かにつまずく
and spills the coffee all over her.//
そして彼女の体じゅうにコーヒーをこぼしてしまう。
今や彼女のドレスは見える
Now her dress looks/
as though she has been fighting with a bull / まるで雄牛と闘っていたかのように
in a puddle of dirty water. //
She stares at her dress,/
then turns to the waiter,/
glares at him, and says in a loud voice, /
“Thank you very much!" //
2 Do you think /
the lady really wanted to thank the waiter/
for soiling her dress?//
Was she looking for an excuse to go home /
without seeing her friend? //
Naturally, you would answer, /
"No way. /
She must have been extremely angry." //
You may say so /
because she glared at the waiter/
while she spat out those words.//
In other words,/
the way she looked at him/
and the way she talked to him /
helped you understand/
what her real intention was.//
汚い水たまりで。
彼女は自分のドレスを見つめる
それからウェイターのほうを向く
彼をにらみつける!そして大声で言う
「どうもありがとう!」
あなたは思うだろうか
その女性は本当にウエイターに感謝したかったのだと
ドレスを汚されたことを。
彼女は家へ帰る言い訳を探していたのだろうか
友人に会わずに。
もちろん / あなたはこう答えるだろう
「まさか。
彼女はとても怒っていたに違いない」
あなたはそう言うかもしれない
彼女がウエイターをにらんだから
そのことばを吐き捨てながら。
言いかえれば
彼女の彼への目の向け方
そして彼への話し方が
あなたが理解するのに役立った
彼女の本当の意図が何かを。