今回で第10回目となります。 このシリーズは今回で最終回となります。次のシリーズは思案中です。 第10回目のスクリプトです。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　10限目：アーサン＆ファーハナさんインタビュー」 バングラディッシュ出身のアーサンさんとファーハナさんにインタビューしました。 内容：休みのとき何をするのが好きか聞いてみました。 難易度★★☆☆☆ Questions lesson 10.mp3 Ahsan： A Rahman: R Interviewer： I I: Hello. Nice to meet you. A&R: Nice to meet you, too. I: Please introduce yourself. A: My name is Ahsan. I'm from Bangladesh. I'm now studying in Niigata university. My major is dentistry. I: Oh, thank you. R: Hello, my name is Farhana. I'm from Bangladesh, too. I also study in Niigata university. My major is also dentistry. I: So, are you friends? R: No, he is my husband. I: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great! I: What do you do on weekend? R: Actually when I don't have my work in university, I'd like to shopping, I like shopping, so I'd like to go to the shopping centers and I'd like to hang out with friends,and I'd like to go shopping. And if I have work in the university, then I have to go to the university. I: How about you? A: For me, even in the weekend, I have to go to the university. But when I have time, I like to go to the beach, beach. I: Beach? Oh! Beach! A: Yes. Also sometimes I like to go to the shop, but most I like to go to the beach. I: Where do you go for a date? R&A: hahahaha R: We usually go to the beach, sometimes to the restaurants. I: In Niigata? R: Yeah, in Niigata. A: There are some Indian restaurants also in Niigata, so we would like to go to there. I: Oh! What kind of food? R: Curry. Do you like to Japanese food also? Sometimes we go out to the, to the Kappa sushi. I: Kappa zushi!!! R: It's very cheap.Sometimes we also went to some restaurants, Japanese-style restaurants. Sometimes we go out for eating soba and tempura. I: Soba?Tempura? R: Yeah, yeah. We like soba and tempura very much. I: Really. R: Thank you.

第9回目のポッドキャストが完成しました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　9限目：シモーネさんインタビュー」 内容：シモーネさんの好きなことについて聞いてみました。 難易度★★☆☆☆ Questions 1. What part of Italy does he from? 2. Does he have any bands? 3. When does he take a walks to the parks? Lesson 09.mp3 ＜第九回スクリプト＞ I:Interviewer S:Simone I:Please introduce yourself. S:Hi, I'm Simone Perversy. I'm from Italy, the middle part of Italy. Ah, I'm living here for 16 years. I'm 20 years old. I like sports. Especially, Soccer, football playing, also, watching. Ah, I also play the guitar. I like music. And, like funk music, like umm....my favorite, my favorite band is Red Hot Chili Peppers. Like, last summer, I went to the concert at Tokyo Dome, in Tokyo. I watched them. I:Do you often play the guitar? S:Umm...Two, four, two, to four times a week. When I have time. It's my hobby. It's not mine, I don't have bands, it's my hobby, yah. Especially, recently, I like to play the guitar, I like. I:What do you do in the weekend? S:In weekends, I like to...When the weather is very sunny, I like to take walk, take a walks to the parks. Or... also...in (the) summer, I'm going to the see...the beach. Or, I like playing the guitar, watching movies. At night, may be, going to some bars, some pubs. ※下線が引いてある単語は、こちらで文法上より良いと思うものに修正し、追加した箇所です。そのため、音声とは多少異なる部分があります。

第8回目のポッドキャストが完成しました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　8限目：ハナさんインタビュー」 内容：彼氏さんとの週末の過ごし方について聞いてみました。 難易度★★★☆☆ lesson08.mp3 Questions I:Interviewer　H:Hannah I：Hi, please introduce yourself. H：My name is Hannah Bishop and I live in Murakami city now. I: What do you do on the weekend? H: On the weekends. Lately I come to Niigata on the weekends because I am dating a guy who lives in Niigata. I guess my boyfriend lives in Niigata. So I come to Niigata. I: Where are you from? H: Where my from. I'm from America. I: What part of America? H: North Carolina state, which is south of New York and north of Florida. I: The.. your boyfriend is Japanese? H: Yes, he is Japanese. I: Is he cool? H: He is cool. I like him. I: What person? kind? (What kind of person is he?) H: Yes, he is very kind, and he is funny. Yes, and he is very relaxed, laid-back.Yes. I: He can speak English? H: Yes, he can speak very well, not fluently but well, he can speak. Yes. I: Where place do you meet? (Where do you (often) meet?) H: Where do we usually meet? We go to..., we go out to eat, we go to Izakayas, we go to...uh, we've been to the Aquarium, the Niigata Aquarium. Uh, the aquarium what is it called..uh, Marinpia. We went to Marinpia and we've been to, we usually go out to eat, we go to Round 1 sometimes,and go bowling and go shopping, go to onsens. I like onsens. I: Together? H: Oh, it's separate but...Hahaha I: Thank you. H: You're welcome.

第7回目のポッドキャストが完成しました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　7限目：エイドリアンさんインタビュー」 内容：週末の過ごし方について聞いてみました。 難易度★★★☆☆ Questions 1. Which area does he from? 2. When did he come to Japan? 3. What might he would do if he comes back to Japan? lesson07.mp3 ※最初の方は音が小さいですが、途中から大きくなるので注意！ ＜第七回スクリプト＞ I:Interviewer A:Adrian I:Hello, nice to meet you. A:Nice to meet you. I:Please introduce yourself. A:Ah...my name is Adrian. Um...from Frace. I:Oh, France! A:Yeah, from the South part of France. You know Bordeaux? Maybe for wines. Bordreau wine. I:Bordeaux wine!! A:I came from there, so I'm from there...actually... I:What do you in Japan? A:Ah...I came here to study as an exchange student for one year since last September till this September, this coming September. And after I'm going to back to France and graduate. But afterwards I plan to come(※coming) back here. And ah...may be look for job or... I:What do you do on weekend? A:I used to hang out with frieds, I have around university or... I:Where? A:Furumachi, or next to the station, Niigata station, or going to restaurants, to book stores, Jusco, supermarkets to go shopping. I:Ok, thank you. A:Thank you. ※エイドリアンさんは"coming～"と言っていますが、実際の文法では"come～"が正しいです。

第6回目のポッドキャストが完成しました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　6限目：ピーターさんインタビュー」 内容：新潟のおすすめレストランについて聞いてみました。 難易度★★☆☆☆ Questions 1. What was the first restaurant which Peter recommended? 2. What are good points of the Izakaya Peter recommended? Give 3 good points. 3. Where is the curry restaurant? lesson6.mp3 M:Mieko P:Peter * Ojisan=a Japanese word. it means men who are middle age. M: Please introduce yourself. P: OK. Um, I'm Peter Fox and I've been living in Niigata for about five years and I'm an English teacher in Niigata. I'm from England, I was born in England but my family is from Ireland. M: Thank you. So you have been living in Niigata for five years. M: So, which restaurant in Niigata do you recommend? P: Which restaurants? Um, maybe the first restaurant I'd recommend would be, um, Spicy Market. M: What kind of restaurant is it? P: It's a, an Asian, ethnic asian or Thai food restaurant. Um, as the name suggests, Spicy Market, a lot of food is quite spicy but it's very very good. M: Do you like their food? P: Yeah, very good. Um, they have, er they have like red curry, green curry, and tom yam kung soup and it's very good and it's kind of nice atmosphere as well. M: OK. Do you have other recommendation? P: Other recomendation? Ok. Umm, I would say, um, Akatanuki. It's a kind of , I suppose, Japanese food and drink bar, Izakaya, but uh... M: I know Akatanuki. P: Do you. M: That's Ojisan Izakaya！！！ P: I am Ojisan, so it's ok. But I like it because, very relaxed, you can go and just drink and eat. It's cheap and food is good, and I can get good atmosphere, so.. M: Ok, can you eat raw fish? P: Umm, ya, no problem. Um, when I first came to Japan, I couldn't eat raw fish. I didn't like it, but now it's ok. But I still don't like wasabi. M: Pardon? P: I still don't like wasabi. M: Wasabi? P: Japanese kind of green mustard. Third recommendation would be a place called Maya. M: Maya? P: Maya. M: What kind of restaurant? P: It's, say, a curry restaurant, maybe Indian or Nepalese, in kind of little bit far out of Niigata city, in Yokogoshi. They have a, you can get kind of Indian style curry, and nahn bread. Um, it's pretty much favorite curry place in Niigata. M: How do you know Maya? P: Um, maybe my friend recommended. M: I see. Then, thank you so much. P: You're welcome.

第五回目のpodcastが完成しました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　5限目：ケビンさんインタビュー」 内容：ケビンの日本での生活についてインタビューしました。 難易度★★★☆☆ Questions 1. What's Kevin's job? 2. What does Kevin go on the weekends? 3. What does Kevin do on the weekends at home? manimani第五回 ＜第五回スクリプト＞ English Day●Kevin I: Please introduce yourself. K: My name is Kevin Maher and I teach at Keiwa college in Shibata, and I'm from the United States then I'm living in Japan now. I: How long have you been in Japan? K: I arrived in March, so I've only been here for a few month. I: Oh, few month. K: Yeah. I: OK, so what are you doing on the weekend? K: The weekends, usually a lot of I stay home and sometimes I try to travel and go somewhere different in Japan so far usually Tokyo and different places. I: OK. Am.. Did you go anywhere in Niigata? K: Niigata... I went to the Kite festival. I: Kite? ah. K: Shihone? I: Shirone. K: Yeah, Shirone. I Shirone. K: I went there and usually this Niigata in there so I still did see more. I: OK. So what do you do on...at home, like in your free time? K: Usually at home, um...usually I prepare for my classes, so I usually do that or I read some books or I use the internet. I have some movies that I have that a play sometimes. That much pretty nomal. I: OK. Thank you. K: Yeah, you're welcome. I: Thank you very much.

第四回目のpodcastが完成しました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　4限目：ナターシャさんインタビュー」 内容：ナターシャさんの休日の過ごし方についてインタビューしました。 難易度★★☆☆☆ lesson 04.mp3 Questions 1. What does Natasha do on the weekend? 2. What does Natasha usually do at her friend's house? 3. What songs does Natasha sing at Karaoke? ＜第四回スクリプト＞ N: Natasha I: Interviewer N: OK. My name is Natasha Anders. I am from South Africa. I have been in Japan for nearly four years. OK? and I live in Sanjo higashi. I: Sanjo-higashi N: Ya. I: Um...What do you do on the weekend? N: Um...Some weekends I like to stay at home, and read or watch TV, and other weekends I like to spend with my friends, um, going out, and going to karaoke sometimes, so it changes sometimes. I: Do you go to , like, cafe or bar? N: Um.. If I come to Niigata, I go to some bars. Uh, in Tubamesanjo, there are some bars that I go to, uh, not so much. Usually I go to friend's house and we will have some drinks and then we will go to karaoke. But when I come to Niigata, I go to bars, different bars. yeah. I: What are you going to sing at Karaoke? N: at Karaoke? I like to sing Queen's songs and yeah Aerosmith's songs. I like to sing, um, ' I was born to love you.' and 'Amazing' by Aerosmith. I: Ok. Thank you.

第三回目のpodcastが完成しました！ 今回はTinaさんに登場していただきました。 タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　３限目：ティナ先生インタビュー」 内容：ティナ先生に、どんなことがきっかけで日本にくることにしたのか聞いてみました。 lesson 03.mp3 難易度★★★☆☆T: Tina M: Megumi T: Hello. M: Please introduce yourself. T: Uh my name is Tine Koyama. Uh I’m from America. I’m thirty six years old. And I have been living in Japan for about ten years. Uh let’s see, I came to Niigata about four years ago, and I had lived in Gunma-ken for five years before that. M: Thank you. M: How long have you been in Japan? T: About ten years. M: Ten years. M: Uh. So what’s the reason you came to Japan? T: Um let’s see, uh when I was a college student, uh, I met some Japanese friends. So they were exchange students at my school from a university in Tokyo. And I thought they were very interesting and different. Uh they look different from most people that I have ever met before. And uh, I think their body language was very different. The way they walk, the way they move their hands, the way they talk was very very different. And I was fascinated. So I thought, okay, it’s interesting so I wanna see what Japan looks like I wanna see every day life in Japan. So that’s why I wanted to come to Japan.

第二回目のpodcastが完成しました！ タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　２限目：リード先生インタビュー後半」 内容：今回は、リード先生が考える「日本の嫌いな所、日本人が変えるべきところ」をインタビューしました。 難易度★★★★☆ lesson 02.mp3 ＜第二回スクリプト＞ R:Reid　S:Saki(Interviewer) S: Do you have anything that you don't like about Japan? R: Do you have a lot of time? S: Um... R: Yes, there are things about Japan that I don't like. S: Um...for example? R: Well, Um...I think that because Japan is sort of like a mono culture． I see all the same kind of people. Ah. You tend to have a lot of difficulty excepting people who are not like you. There's. There's a tendency of Japanese people to to exclude people who are not Japanese based on what they look like. I have a friend who is from Hawaii, and he is a second generation Japanese. And he finds a lot more acceptance in Japan than I do. Just because he looks like you. Even though, his thinking patterns are completely American. And this, this bothers me because even if I learn Japanese and I do everything that you do, I'm pushed out. Because of what I look like. That is discriminatory. And it should not happen. S: OK. So, what kind of behavior do you, uh, think Japanese people should do? R: Well, I think that they should judge people based on their character, not based on what they look like. And that is, probably the most bothersomething※ there is. I can belong to a community and join groups, I belong to a Shimin Mikoshi group, but there were times when I was excluded from their activities, because I was not Japanese and I've had people refuse to give me a place to live, because they were afraid dealing with non-Japanese. I've had the people like police treat me in an unequal fashion because of what I look like. Not just me, this happens to, you can ask just any, (quote)"foreigner" that lives in this country that they have to deal with discrimination. And in this day and age Japanese people travel all over the world. They meet people or they should meet people from many places, but it doesn't stop them from tightening up their little circle, and say "We Japanese do this, and you foreigners well, you stay up there." And that needs to change if Japan wants to compete and cooperate in a global stage. You want to sell your cars, and your electronics, your products to us, but you don't want to learn English, don't want to accept people from outside the country. And that's a one sided biased point of view. And that needs to change if this country is going to progress. S: Ok, thank you to answer my question. R: You're welcome. ※botherとsomethingを合わせた造語だそうです。

第一回目のpodcastが完成しました！ タイトル：「まに☆まに～華の女子短大生の英語学校～　１限目：リード先生インタビュー前半」 内容：私たちの先生、リード先生へ日本での生活などについてインタビューをしました。 Lesson 01.mp3 難易度★★☆☆☆Reid: hi what's up? Interviewer: hi how are you? Reid: I'm fine thank you. and you? Interviewer: I'm fine thank you. This is our teacher, Jef Reid. Please introduce yourself. Reid: well, you already told my name. so I come from Canada. ah I spent most of my life in Toronto which is a very big multicultural city. I've lived in Niigata for about 9 years now. I'm married, and live in Matsuhama. and I teach in this college for five classes a week. Interviewer: Thank you. Reid: You are welcome. Interviewer: How long have you been in Japan? Reid: 9 years. Interviewer: Ok. That's a long time. Reid: ah sometimes it seems like a long time. Yes. Interviewer: What's the reason that you came to Japan? Reid: I met a British couple while I was on Safari in Kenya, and they said that they had been teaching English in Tokyo. And I decided that I'd like to travel to a country where I could live, I suppose, to many places I had visited only as a tourist. So the experience of coming to Japan and living like everyone else here does, here's a lot of difference simply coming as a visitor for two or three weeks and then leaving. Like you, there is completely different perspective on your country and the country that you live in. Interviewer : What is your life like in Japan? Reid : What’s my life like. Well it’s probably a lot like the average Japanese does. I have a house. I have pets. I get up to go to work. I walk my dogs. I pay my taxes. I, you know, try to deal with every day situations as best as I can, except of course there's a language barrier and a cultural barrier. It’s not very evident simply my looking at people from the outside. Japanese people tend to dress the same way I do. They tend to do the same things for recreation. They go to a job, nine to five, Monday to Friday, or maybe they work more on Saturday, but there’s a big difference in a way people think here than there is in my country.