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aro 1 Mr Smith。 you are a very good speaker of Japaneset Mr Smithh。 : Thank you,Taro. Letarted tolearn it atmy hih school Taro OH eally! 1eitpopular for Amercan students to study Japanese? Mr Smith : No。there arent many students who study Japanese. For example。 more students took Spanish at my high schooL Taro : Tsee. ofa/ Mr Smith : Oh,youspeak Spanisht aro No. “og/ js the only Spanish 1 know. Tn our Enghish classes, weve learned how to say "Helo"" in different countries around the world。 Ithink FRe to know why you decided to study Japanese- Mr.Smith :OK. He told me a lot about Japanese music. movies. and sports、 1 really Hiked Japanese culture and wanted to know more. Thanks to him、+ decided to start studying Japanese- Do you think Japanese is difficult to learn2. Taro Jr. Smith 。: Well、now,1think Tcan communicate with Japanese people in my danly hte here。 butTstill have some problems when 1 use Taro ② MD Smith 。 : First some Japanese words are very difcult to pronounce、 Also the word order in Rnglish and in Japanese is diRNerent. 4aro : Tagree. 1often make mistakes with it when 1 speak Enghsh. Mr。 Smith 。: Dontworry! Your nghish is wonderful and can understand you very well. aro : Thank you, Mr. Smith。 Tike studying Enghsh and want to be able to speak ngHish better。 Could you gtve me some advice (Engsh / better ! to | my / make)? Smithh。 : OK。 you study hard and learn many new words。 you1L get more knowledge- But you can never be a good speaker of Enghish without using 直 aro : What do you mean?. Jr Smith : Tmeanyou ave to speak nghish more you wantto be able to speak tt beter Yon should use it in your daily ie。 4aro : Thankyou。 Tltry

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旬l wl の英文を起んで、あとの各問いに符えなさい。 die 1 as mm Auget ewening almost twenty yemm amn There was e *claeeical muwic concert in my town. A few wecks before the concert。 my father aeid to me。 YA famous "violinist will play with our town *orchestra. want to take you to this concert Do you wantto come with me7" lthought Oit waa rood idea。 So we went to the concert hell in the でening. There were alot ofpeople in the hall Just beore the concert。 my father said to me He esin an accident when he was a chiId.ARer that he couldnt ue his hands wel bt( の )And he became s famous viohinist* Then the violinist elked slowiy to the *center of the *etage and 1Goked at the *conductor The concert began. "The music waw very bomutiul and everything ent well in the *beginning. But *suddenly we heard ashort and stong sound from the stage There was ぐa problem.The conductor saw the iohinist and stopped the orcbestra Tsaid to myselt -The ichimist will change his *vjohn for another me apd start playing again" But he didnt He waited just a itde and vesked the conductor to *continue with his eyes Then they sarted playing the music again. The violinist was Tlaying the music without one *euring. Everyone 1ooked surprieed. He played the music with only three strings。 How gemtl Wben he fmisbed Severybody was quiet. Then everyope in the hall *stood up to Yive hin a big hand。 He said to us with a smてく 。 ⑤ テア1 thought to mywelf "He could play with only three Perngw ecawee he iveye ncited herd with thet Tk was a really mowing concert for me. 1 lerned from him that we should never( ⑤ ) Wemust do our bewt when we hawe a problem. Twill newer*forget that concert. (dmc mueic クラシック音打 Gohniat バイオリン胡者 rchewtrm オークストラ

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