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vivid2 lesson4のPart2です！英語が得意な方訳をお願いしたいです！よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️ Numbers in Japanese often have the same sounds as other words. The number 4 can ... Read More

Numbers in Japanese often have the same sounds as other words. The number 4 can stand for “shi," which refers to death. And the number9 can sound G like “ku," which means suffering. These numbers sound uncomfortable for people in Japan. Japanese people sometimes throw five-yen coins into offering boxes at shrines. Five yen in Japanese sounds like “go-en.” They wish that their five-yen coins will bring good fortune. As the examples above show, native Japanese speakers are careful M 10 about how numbers are pronounced in the language. Japanese numbers have another side. 5963, or “go-ku-ro-san," can mean: “Thank you for your hard work.” 530, or “go-mi-zero,” can refer to zero waste.

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K1: You're Emily, aren't you? I think you made Rgpeech at the entrance ceremony. E1: Yes, that's right. 文間募 K2: My name is Tanaka Kaito. Nice to meet you. E2: Hi, Kaito. Nice to meet you, too. abode aly K3: I'm glad we are in the same class. E3: Me, too, Kaito. By the way, which club are you going to join? K4: Well, I think I'll visit the kyudo club this afternoon. E4: Sorry, what was that again? K5: The kyudo club. It's the Japanese archery club. E5: Oh, that sounds interesting. Can I come with you?

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28. Wealth may be a factor in happiness. 29. Picasso was very influenced by Japanese ukiyo-e, or woodblock prints. 30. Some people are in extreme poverty. 31. It's a good idea to set aside some time each day for exercise. 32. Plant gathering is banned in a wildlife reserve. 33. The government issued new laws to conserve wildlife in the area. 34. I owe everything to him. 35. She can't tell the difference between fantasy and reality. 36. He admitted that he was wrong. 37. We need to reduce our dependence on oil as a source of energy. 38. In Japan the number of people who live on bread is becoming larger than before. 39. My grandparents ran a clothing store in a small mountain village. 40. There is no need for improvement in your plan. 41. For that job, a high level of English ability is a necessary pre-condition. - precondition ハイフン無しのつづりになることもある。 42. This will help improve economic relations between those countries. 43. The survey results suggest that the economy is improving.

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11 There is an old saying that “truth is stranger than fiction.” It sounds 正確てな. good, but it is not altogether accurate. It is only a way of saying that it is 年く ~しづうい sometimes hard to believe the things that really happen in this world. No 受定る one can deny that, but some of the things one finds in fiction can be equally incredible. In Kafka's Metamorphosis, ( ), a young man wakes up one ゴもブリ morning and finds that he has been transformed into a giant cockroach. The human imagination is extremely inventive. (山梨大 89 words) 語句:saying: ことわざ incredible: 信じられない Kafka: カフカ (作家) Metamorphosis: 「変身」 transform: 変容させる inventive: 独創的な 問1 下線部を日本語にしなさい。 ¥のことわでを否定しいようとしているのではGい。 しかし、小説の中の いくっかの出来事は同じように作じられないことがある。 問2 空所に入れるのに適当なものを, 次の中から選びなさい。 の however 2 in contrast 3 in short の for instance

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これ3番はなぜAじゃなくてDで 5番はAじゃなくてBなんですか？お願いします🙏

Lesson 1 What Can Blood Type Tell Us? 1 次の対話を読み,空所 ( 1 ) ~ ( 10 ) に入る最も適当な語を(A)~ D)の中から一つず つ選びなさい。 Adam: Hi Choi! How are you? You look miserable. Choi: Iam. Ijust can't seem to get a girlfriend. Adam: Why not? You're not that ugly. ソ" 中央大) の、 Choi: That's not the problem. You see I'm blood type-B and girls in Korea won't date type-B men because they think they'll be selfish, thoughtless and run ( 1 )with other women の、先 at the first opportunity. Adam: Well that sounds like a pretty fair description of you, Choi. I hadn't realized there was 用 8 oト anything ( 2 ) this blood type thing. Choi: There isn't. I used to think it was an ancient ( 3 ) but Ive just discovered that the whole idea was started by ( 4 )Japanese professor in 1927. It's total nonsense. And Korean girls have only started worrying about type-B men since the film 'My Boyfriend is Type-B' came out. That film has made my life a ( 5 ). Adam: Why don't you lie about your blood type? Choi: Ive thought of that but the trouble is that these women check. They don't trust me at all it's unbelievable. Adam: I can believe it. How about going out with a type-B woman? Then you could ( 6 ) each other badly and it would be fair. Choi: This isthe frustrating thing Pc w type-B women are just as ( 7 ) to type-B men as the 2 し~ れ~ない others. None of them will date me! Adam: Well, why don't you make an effort to ( 8 )thattype-B men do make good boyfriends? Choi: Now that would be ( 9 ). ThetruthisthatIamthe world's worst boyfriend -Ican't ( 10 )t Im just annoyed by the fact that the girls think it before I get the chance to. prove it to them. asusee? 月3 ネンンかおる。 1.(A) out B 春る(B) of (B) for (B) faith (C) to (C) (C) religion D) along D) about (B) aith Cin (B) the p) (D) belief e3ンレA KC) 8)B )p 2.(A) regarding 3.(A) custom 4.A) some (C) one D) past 5.(A) hell 作ら (B) nightmare (C) horror ラー (D)terrible 3しm m) 1 Ooot D) treat

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(C) act 関連入試問題 Lesson 1 What Can Blood Type Tell Us? 1 次の対話を読み,空所( 1 ) ~ ( 10 ) に入る最も適当な語を(A)~(D) の中から一つず つ選びなさい。 Adam: Hi Choi! How are you? You look miserable. Choi: Iam. Ijust can't seem to get a girlfriend. Adam: Why not? You're not that ugly. ハソ 中央大) の、 Choi: That's not the problem. You see I'm blood type-B and girls in Korea won't date type-B men because they think they'll be selfish, thoughtless and run ( 1 )with other women at the first opportunity. Adam: Well that sounds likea pretty fair description of you, Choi. I hadn't realized there was oト anything ( 2) this blood typething, Choi: There isn't. I used to think it was an ancient ( 3 ) but Ive just discovered that the whole idea was started by ( 4 )Japanese professor in 1927. It's total nonsense. And Korean girls have only started worrying about type-B men since the film 'My Boyfriend is Type-B' came out. That film has made my life a( 5 ). Adam: Why don't you lie about your blood type? Choi: Ive thought of that but the trouble is that these women check. They don't trust me at all it's unbelievable. Adam: I can believe it. How about going out with a type-B woman? Then you could ( 6 ) PC w each other badly and it would be fair. しい Choi: This is the frustrating thing - type-B women are just as(7 )to type-B men as the others. Noneof them will date me! れ~て 2ヵすし~ Adam: Well, why don't you make an effort to ( 8 )thattype-B men do make good boyfriends? Choi: Now that would be ( 9 ). ThetruthisthatIamthe world's worst boyfriend -Ican't ( 10 )t Im just annoyed by the fact that the girls think it before I get the chance to. prove it to them. asasees 月 1.(A) out 2.(A) regarding 3.(A) custom る(B) of (B) for (B) faith (B) the ら (B) nightmare % (C) horror パラー (D) terrible (B) do B 分) p) (D) belief e3ンレレrA) KC) D) along D) about (C) to (C) in (C) religion (C) one 4.(A) some (D) past 5.(A) hell -1 6.(A) behave D (8 D) treat り_ (り)0 (o M digtont

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Lesson 3 o2ae Landfill Harmonic Part 1- 教科書 pp.31-33 O Big cans, crushed salad bowls, and other discarded objects make the beautiful sound of music. ② The music is made by a group of children called “Landfill Harmonic." A landfill means a large hole where garbage is thrown away. @ What is this band all about? o yoo i bos It all started in Cateura, Paraguay. ® Cateura is a town built ona or nol landfill. © People there live in garbage and make a living from it. ® They search for usable things and sell them if they can find them. Forty percent of Tosfo ai d People in Cateura may be the poorest of the poor. 10 the children there cannot finish school1 because they have to work to help ST W apog their parents. 『 Some parents are so poor that they abandon ther children. 2 The children often end up being involved in crimes.