エレメント教科書のlesson1 Beyond Wordsについての質問です。 We may also understand the massages we are sending out when we are interacting with people from ... 続きを読む

と同様 Similar to language differences, / each culture has its own way / tò non-verbally 7 認の強いと日様 messages / such as “Let's be friends," / “Tm sorry,” / and “Thank you.” // For express social mtention example, / in Vietnam, / Oone of the ways to express obedience / is to stand up / and stare at the speaker / with your arms crossed. // In Japan, / on the other hand, / you would lower your head, / look down, / and hold your hands in front of you. // 手在合わせる 8 のUnderstanding the importance of non-verbal language / does not mean / that learning a foreign language is less important. // On the/contrary, / if we realize the importance and meaning / of non-verballanguage, / we will be able to understand / and deal with those messages better. // ®We may also understand the messages / we are sending out 回語 /when we are interacting with people / from different cultures. //

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Finally, washoku follows the calendar. At the New foll [fá: Year, for example, many people in Japan eat special dishes like osechi. Another example is found at the time of the Doll Festival in March. Families often eat 5 chirashi-zushi together then.

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David Hume famous Scottish thinker(n the 18" centur)、 お made a clever point_ībout miracles! He began (by defining nature) Stopping or starting or turning a frog into a miracle as a breaking bf the laws of a watch (by the power of thought along, a prince would be good exampleg bf breaking the laws of natur. Miracles like that would be very disturbing (indeed) to science. 46 Disturbing if they ever happened, that is! So how should we respond to stories of miracles? This was the question Hume turned to, and his answer was the clever point I mentioned. If you want to know Hume's actual words, here they are: “No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle, unless the s testimony be of such a

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Sara Is Flying Far! 高梨沙羅選手は、, 2011年2月にスキージャンプ国際大会での女子選手史上最年少優勝を果た しました。その後も彼女は活躍を続け, 日本を代表するアスリートの一人になりました。 「リ Takanashi Sara is trying to fly farther than JB fa:rdar any other/ski-jumper in the world 2 She is taking part in many ski-jumping events/every yeari) No one can deny/that<she is one of reduy$p mpl Uémpian) 久一 the world's best jumpersthat<Japan has ever s n produced. 年みた(てきた r3:] 「) Sara was born in a mecca for ski-jumpers./ Kamikawa in Hokkaido/in 19965JAt the age of に2 dération Ski) eight/ she started to ski-jump,s She has won 201/4 became the youngest women's champion/in the various titles. so farl1JFor example/in 2011/ she FIS (official competition.)SShe won her fourth 伝式大会 Overall World Cup title/in 20171Her dream Is 町 to be the Ski-jumping Queen. ET Wyong namber=PA電話

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B000 6d The Pol Us? Part 2 Why do Japanese people like judging personality by blood type? There are two possible reasons for th One reason is the distribuution of blood types in Japan it ot Japan has a more even distribution of blood tyw no than other countries. Take a look at the data belor Each blood type is found in a range of 9-38% (percent of the population. So it is easy to group personalities G-2 into four groups by blood type. On the other hani. in other countries, the distribution of blood types is not very even. The rates for some blood types ae very high or very low. For example, in Bolivia, 931 of people have type O blood. In such countries, it s difficult to judge personality by blood type. G-2) h foct 黒 mye

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77 読解時間2分52秒 回 Track 13 Can someone's birthday or *blood type influence their character? Some people believe so. Among young people, for instance, *horoscopes are very popular. There are twelve *astrological signs in a year, and your birthday tells you what sign you are. Horoscopes are based on these signs. They are often used to tell Someone's character. If you are born on April 1, for example, you belong to the sign, ** Aries.” People who believe in horoscopes say that anyone born under the sign of Aries is brave but a little careless. In addition to astrological signs, some people believe that your blood type has a lot to do with your character. For instance, a person with blood type A is said to be serious, a person with blood type B is said to be curious, a person with blood type AB is said to be artistic, and a person with blood type O is said to be very outgoing. In Japan, this blood type theory of character is very popular among people of all ages. Hundreds of books about blood types have been published, and some of them have become best sellers. Scientists say that there is no clear relation between astrological sign and character, or between blood type and character, yet many people are fond of asking others about their signs and blood types. It is true that not everyone believes in these theories, but for people who do, it can be a lot of fun to talk about and guess people's characters according to their blood type or sign. 258 words Jords & Phrases 1.1 blood type 血液型 1.6 Aries 名おひつじ座 1.2 horoscope 名星占い 1.3 astrological sign 星座

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4 You would like to tell someone the contents of the following sentences. Change them as in the example below. [→ L.20] Ex.) Ian said to me, "I will do it.” → Ian told me that he would do it. (1) Mary said to me, "I don't have much time to go to concerts." (2) Ken said to me, "I hope many people will come to my birthday party." (3) Ryoko said to me, "Our club performed a play in English at the festival." (4) The clerk said to me, "Do you have an appointment?" (5) Bill said to me, “Why didn't you take part in the contest?" (6) I said to Eri, “Where did you meet Mr. and Mrs. Tanaka?" (7) Our teacher said to us, “Don't forget to wear a tie." (8) Jack said to me, “Please lend me your umbrella for a while.”

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DL pu in (3 ア dangerous. イ hard. is ウ opposite. エ serious. upib voy ai i ednidt ode o1 105 01 nem sh bns 19d yol tuotlib 3分 ad the following sentences and write your answer in English. al i ednids ot are nsed. Proverbs are short sentences passed down from generation to generation and they usually contain advice to people. There are two proverbs that give us different advice. The first one is “Nothing ventured, nothing the gained." This proverb says that we cannot get anything if we don't take a risk. The second one is "Better safe than sorry." This one says that a person should be careful and act safely to avoid regretting later. re. Which proverb is more persuasive for you? Write your opinion and reason. After that, write about your experience to support your reason. When you write your answer, you can express the first proverb as Proverb A, and the second proverb he] as Proverb B. (注) proverb ことわざ pass down ~ ~を受け継ぐ contain 含む from generation to generation 代々,世代を超えて gain 得る take a risk 危険を冒す venture 思い切って立ち向かう avoid 避ける Sorry 後悔して safely 安全に regret 後悔する persuasive 説得力のある ah mot Tajuqmoo vrot s aroud mi bayes19i aTs slqosg ned f edmun dauo hleone わりです。 25分O 英語リスニング 1onaloj tnwe siooag nedf

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IFielder先生が日本文化について話しています。 次の①~⑥の ( 成させましょう。ただし, 2度以上入る語があります。 )に適切な語を Ifind o( very interesting to learn about Japanese culture. One example of it is 0motenashi, very careful hospitality to visitors or customers. o( )seems that 0motenashi is a key word you need to understand Japan. It is this word o( explains why Japanese people take care of each other, and people from abroad so well. Take, for example, oshibori, or wet hand towels offered to you at restaurants. It is amazing o( )thoughtfully they are brought. They are cold in summer and hot in winter! o( )is said that oshibori date back to the Edo period. のけ与えられた語句を順番に使い, 不足している語句を補

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次の英文を読んで、下記の問いに答えなさい。 Everyone knows what is supposed to happen when two English people who have never met before come face to face ina train-they start talking about the weather. In some cases this may simply be because they happen to find the subject interesting. Most people, though, are not particularly interested in analyses of climatic conditions, so there must be other reasons for conversations of this kind. ,One explanation is that it can often be quite embarrassing to be alone in the company of someone you are not acquainted with and not speak to them. If no conversation takes place the atmosphere can become rather , strained. However, by talking to the other person about some neutral topic like the weather, it is possible to strike up a relationship without actually having to say very much. Train conversations of this kind-and they do happen, although not of course as often as the popular myth supposes-are a good example of the sort of important social function that is often fulfilled by language. Language is not simply a means of communicating information-about the weather or any other subject. It is also a very important means of establishing and maintaining relationships with other people. Probably the most important thing about the conversation between our two English people is not the words they are using, but the fact that they are talking at all.