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04/02/2021

実践ビジネス英語 2021/2/4 L19-(2) Heather ヘザーさんの単語解説
individual retirement account (IRA) (米)個人年金制度、個人退職積立勘定
イギリスでは、Irish Republican Army
pension 年金
corporate America アメリカの産業界[経済界、ビジネス界
stay on top of -, 〜を完全に掌握している、…を熟知している
Remain in control of something. Or, aware of what's going on. Like, I watch the news every night to stay on top of current events. Or, this blog keeps me on top of new technological developments.
math and financial management skills 計算力と財務管理力
Absolutely. 全くそのとおりだ。
Alvarez says, "People need to develop good math and financial management skills." And Ueda replies, "Absolutely."
lower-income background 低所得世帯の出身
Ueda is talking about students who come from families that make relatively low incomes. They have relatively less money. You'll also hear about people from a wealthy background, or a middle-class background. And we use "background" about circumstances other than money. For example, he comes from a musical background. His parents are both singers.

04/02/2021

実践ビジネス英語 2021/2/4 L19-(2) Financial Literacy
Ueda feels it’s especially important for students from lower-income backgrounds to become financially illiterate. And Salmans says two-thirds of parents are reportedly reluctant to discuss money matters with their children. Alvarez attributes her parents’ reluctance to bad financial decisions they had made in the past, but says she feels that parents should be straightforward about things like buying a car or a house.
Q1). アメリカの産業界では、何が従来の年金に取って代わりつつありますか。
Alvarez says, "Individual retirement accounts are replacing the traditional pension in corporate America."
Q2). 理想的な世界であれば、お金に関する基本的な考え方を、子供たちはだれから教わるのでしょうか。
Salmans says, "Yes. In an ideal world, children would be taught basic financial concepts by their parents."

04/02/2021

ラジオ英会話 2021/2/4 L204 Why do you never say you love me anymore?
R: Hey, everyone. Roza Akino here. Chris, why do you never say you love me anymore? You used to.
C: Chris McVay here. Roza. The studio is not a place for such questions.
won (win) 勝った
Thank you for -ing 〜してくれてありがとう。
keep - ing 〜し続ける
Cab I -? 〜してもいい？ May I -?　よりカジュアル
used to do 以前はよく〜した
Hmm. Can I ask you a strange question, Roza?
Why is our textbook so popular?
I see why you're the best player in this club.
あなたがなぜこのクラブで最強の指し手なのかがわかりました。

04/02/2021

英会話 time trial 2021/2/4 D4 Love of Family その1
1. Did you finish packing?
Yes. / No. / Not yet.
2. I made your favorite soup for you. Have some. Here.
Thanks! / Oh, tonjiru soup!!
3. Do you want me to teach you how to make this soup or any other dishes?
Yes. / I want to learn how to make lasagna.
4. How do you feel about moving out tomorrow?
I'm kind of happy and kind of sad. / I'll miss you and Mom.
5. Finish your soup before it gets cold, OK?
OK. / Thanks, Dad.

01/02/2021

基礎英語3 2021/2/1 L171 Our train was canceled!
Let's listen to today's story.
storm 嵐
as if -, まるで・・のように。
cancel -, …をキャンセルする・運休する
hopefully 〜できればいいけど
exchange -, …を交換する
station worker 駅員、駅の職員
ticket office 切符売り場
entrance 入り口
Follow me. ついてきてください。
Q1. What has happened to their train?
Q2. Where do they need to go to get new tickets?
Excuse me, is there a ticket office near here?
すみません、近くに切符売り場はありますか?

01/02/2021

基礎英語2 2021/2/1 L137 君を誇りに思っているよ
Let's listen to the story and get the outline.
terrific すばらしい、ものすごくいい = very great
do a job 仕事をする
(be) proud of -, 〜を誇りに思っている
for -, 〜については
shot シュート
made the right decision (make) いい判断をした、正しい決断をした
confidence 自信、確信 , 形容詞 confident
ability 能力、才能, 形容詞 able
important 大切な、重要な
honor 光栄、名誉となること, 形容詞, honorable
I agree. Having confidence in your ability is important.
わたしもそう思います。自分の能力に自信を持つことは大切です。

01/02/2021

基礎英語1 2021/2/1 L171 また乗りたい!
Hi, listeners. Welcome back!

What was your favorite food as a kid, Diana?
Hmm, my favorite food was ice cream.
Oh, yeah. I love that, of course, too. But my favorite was green peppers.
Wow! That's interesting. How about you, sensei?
My favorite food was cheese.
rode (ride) 乗った
tricycle 三輪タクシー　、　三輪車 tri- ３
yesterday きのう
was (is, am) be動詞 is、am の過去形
problem 問題、課題
againもう一度、また
It was really fun.
それはとても楽しかったです。