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How do you pronounce month and months with an S at the end?
How do you do that?
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Hello, Kevin and Yama-chan.
Hello.
I always enjoy listening to you before I go to bed.
Thank you.
I'm a high school student.
アメリカ人留学生との交流
There's a girl in my class who came from abroad.
We're communicating in English.
Wait, hold on.
Are you wearing something oppositely on purpose?
Is it opposite?
No, no, it's just.
It was a bit cold, so I.
You went into the storage room and found yourself a t-shirt
that we used on our kikaku.
Is this opposite?
Yes.
That should come front.
Yeah.
I thought it's just back.
No, it's a front print.
I'm sorry.
Because there's nothing, no tag.
Oh, OK, I see.
Now that looks natural.
The design is fucked up, but.
OK.
It's kind of cute.
Yeah, it's not bad.
Yeah, not bad, yeah.
Thank you.
Yoshi, Yoshi t-shirt.
Yoshi t-shirt, yeah.
So.
We're communicating in English.
So an exchange student.
Yeah, I think.
Someone from abroad came into the school.
Yes.
All right.
So.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, we do.
Yeah, we do.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
OK.
And we have another message about this.
Finding new, you know, finding oldest, older.
Oh, I got it, got it, yeah.
Yeah.
Right.
Nice.
OK, OK, that's cool.
Yeah.
So.
学校での英語の授業
Yeah, we do have grammar lessons.
Yeah, it's called grammar.
Grammar lesson, yeah.
So we learn the structure of English sentences.
Yeah.
And it gets complex.
And we would use a diagram to kind of break it down into like parts and then understand
the structure of the English sentence, even if it's very complicated.
Yeah.
And we would learn that.
And there's vocabularies, there's spelling.
Right, there's spelling tests.
Yeah, we would do spelling tests.
There's a competition.
There's a contest called the Spelling Bee.
日本での英語の授業
Oh, yeah.
And we would compete, each student would compete on the accuracy of spelling words.
And we would, it's like a tournament, right?
Wow.
And also you learn new vocabularies.
Yes, we do learn vocabulary, new vocabularies regularly, like on a weekly basis.
And you have like short tests too?
Yeah, we do have short tests.
Pop quizzes, exams, midterm exams, final exams.
Yeah, all that shit.
And essays, we would write essays, you know.
And we would have to be correct on all the punctuations, like commas and periods and
the capitalizations, indenting, spacing for the paragraphs.
All that stuff is there.
Yeah, we do learn the basics of all the grammar.
Yeah.
Just like we learn Japanese in Japan.
Yeah.
We do sakubunzen like, just like it.
Yeah, just like that.
Yeah, we have it.
We have it, we have it.
Yeah.
Great.
What's your, what's your favorite, what's your favorite grammar?
What's my favorite grammar?
Yeah.
Let's see if you have an answer for that.
For English?
Yes.
English grammars?
Yeah.
That's a good question.
Yeah.
But my favorite grammar, English grammar.
Okay.
Is kako kanryo shinko kei.
Oh.
Yeah, that's what I like.
Yeah.
It's like, she's been running.
Or like, I've been doing.
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
Okay, okay, okay.
She's been singing.
Okay.
Those four.
You like how it sounds.
Yeah.
Is that correct?
It's very sounds, it sounds very fluent.
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
And also, it's very convenient.
Uh-huh.
Right?
You can describe many things.
I see.
Like, if you use just simple past tense, that's, you know, kind of limited.
Yeah.
But if you use, I've been doing something, it's like more long, you can describe like
a longer term.
Okay.
You know?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, you're right.
You're right.
Like easy to use.
You don't have to care about like past form of the verbs.
Yeah.
You don't have to transforming them.
You can just put it ing and that's all.
Wow.
So.
You gave a very compelling answer.
Yeah.
That is a very good answer.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because we learned it in Japan.
I see, I see.
Yeah.
My favorite grammar.
Yes, please.
Is when there's a sentence and there's a period.
Okay.
Sorry.
There's a question mark, and then an ending quotation, and then a period.
Okay.
That is kind of satisfying.
Oh.
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait.
Is that there?
Is that true?
英語の句読点について
So you have sentence?
We have a sentence.
For example, like Peter said, I am hungry, or Peter said, are you hungry?
Right?
Peter said, comma, starting quotation, are you hungry, question mark, ending quotation,
period.
Oh, wow.
Wait.
Do I need a period for that one?
I kind of forgot.
I don't know, but it seems like you need a period point.
Really?
Yeah, because it's.
Really?
Peter says it.
Because I remember seeing a rule where if it ends in a question mark.
Yeah.
You don't need it.
Like you don't need it.
Oh.
Like if it ends with a quote, you don't need it for the whole sentence, is what I kind of
under, I don't remember, I don't remember.
But what I like about it is like it has like non-alphabet characters in a row.
I see.
And that looks kind of satisfying.
Wow.
Yeah.
It looks sophisticated.
It's cool.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Get it?
Yeah.
All right.
What's your favorite alphabet?
What's my favorite alphabet?
Okay.
So capital Q.
Ah.
Okay.
Okay.
Or small p.
Yeah.
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
Yeah.
Not bad.
Not bad.
Not bad.
Yeah.
What's yours?
Mine?
V.
Small V?
Capital V.
Capital V.
Yeah.
Do you have any reason?
Oh, it's sharp.
It's sharp.
True.
What about like W?
W is just, it's too square-y.
It's too square-y?
Yeah.
It's square-y.
Like, you know, when you look at the whole thing.
When you blur it out, it's square-y.
It's square-y.
It's square-y.
It's square-y.
It's square-y.
お気に入りのアルファベット
It's square-y.
When you blur it out, it's kind of a square.
Yeah.
Right.
V is still a sharp kind of object even if you blur it out.
So like V.
Right.
It's true.
It's very designed.
Yeah.
Like if I were asked what letter you put on your wall?
Okay.
Then true.
V.
V would be great.
V is a great shape.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That'll be that's a great show design. Yeah, you're right. You're right
Maroon 5 has an album with a V, right? Don't mass sugar. Yeah, it's V, right? Yeah
I think we're I think the
The program has become a better program. Yes with this information out there in the world
Yes, I think everyone wanted to know. Yes. This is something they they want
For all the English learners out there great info. Yeah, we did a great job today. Yeah, right. All right. Yes
Thanks for sending guys. Yes. Bye. Bye
