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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast.
Okay.
Okay.
You all right?
Thank you.
I got that out of the system.
The cut in thing.
And I feel good now.
Okay.
Great.
This is, you know, why we're doing this.
Oh, thank you.
Thank you for listening.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So.
Mm-hmm.
[Yama-chan, Kevin-san, konnichiwa.]
Konnichiwa.
[Anne to mou shimasu.]
Hello.
[Hajimete messeji wo okurimasu.]
Thank you.
[Itsumo tsuukin no densha de kikasete itadaite imasu ga warai ga tomaranaku naru koto ga ari, masuku no naka de niya niya wo kakusu no ni hisshi desu.]
Mm-hmm.
[Sate, oshogatsu ni jikka ni kaetteita no desu ga, kyo nen chikaku ni sumihajimeta imouto mo onaji taimingu de kisei shiteita no de,]
[ie ni modoru toki ni imouto mo kuruma ni nosete kaete kimashita.]
Okay.
[Watashitachi wa futsuu ni naka ga ii tomoimasu ga, watashi no danna-san mo iru semaishanai de yaku ni jikan mo donna kaiba wo shitara ii kana to kangaete ita no desu ga,]
Mm-hmm.
[watashi no shinpai wo yoso ni imouto wa zutto osusume no anime no hanashi wo shitekurete, watashi mo suki na manga no hanashi wo kaeshita ri shite,]
[kaiba ga togireru koto wa arimasen deshita.]
Okay.
[Danna-san wa amari jibun no koto wo hanasanai taipu na no de, imouto ga zutto suki na mono wo fukyou shitsuzukete ita koto ni jakkan bikkuri shite imashita.]
Mm.
[Watashi ya imouto wa jibun ga suki na mono wo mawari no hito ni mo suki ni natte hoshikute fukyou suru taipu da.]
Mm.
[to ane ni iwareta koto wo omoidashimashita.]
Okay.
[O futari wa oshigoto gara suki na mono ya ki ni naru mono na do o hito ni shoukai suru koto mo ooi to omoimasu ga,]
[fudankara sekkukutekini hito ni shoukai shite iku taipu desu ka, soreto mo jibun no naka de jikkuri to tanoshimu taipu deshou ka,]
[moshizensha de areba o futari ga mawari ni fukyou shitaikoto ni tsuite oshiete itadaketara saivai desu.]
[nagaku narimashita ga korekara mo o futari no peesu de yuruuku nagaku katsudou shite hoshii to omotte imasu no de,]
[o karada ni kio tsukete ganbatte kudasai. Oen shite imasu.]
Thank you.
Thank you, Anne-san.
Hmm.
Yeah, I do know there are some types of people that really loves to talk about what they love.
Yeah.
And how they love to share things.
And recommend things.
Right, recommend things.
Hmm.
Do you think I'm a recommender? Or do you think you're a recommender?
I think I'm not a recommender.
But you, okay, hmm.
Like, outside of the Kevin Zing's room whole activity thing, right?
Yeah, like to me you are kind of recommender side.
Because you, you know, research things and find things like new technologies or like new,
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you know, new things, right?
Right.
And then, hey, this is fun or like, look, this is interesting and share those things to me sometimes.
So, yeah.
True. I am a sharer.
Yeah.
A recommender.
You like try finding new things and find it and share some things too.
That's true. That's true.
Yeah.
I don't, I don't feel, at least on my stance, I'm not recommending it.
I'm more like, I'm sharing the, hey, I thought it was cool.
Yeah.
Right, right, right.
I feel it too.
Yeah.
You're not like recommend those things.
Like, I mean, you're not like, you know, you're always not like, hey, you should use it or like,
you should buy it or you need to this, those, or you don't like those, but you just, hey,
recently I found this and it looks fine and it sounds great or those.
Right.
So it's not like recommending, but it's, right, as you said, you're sharing those things.
Right, right, right, right.
I guess.
Yeah.
I do do that.
Yeah. And I like it.
I'm having fun listening to those sharings from you.
Yeah.
Anything, um, that it's worth sharing that you have in my mind.
Yeah.
To you, to the world, to the world, um, or to me.
Is it just not in you?
I mean, I have so many things that I am interested in.
For example, like Frantz Farr of Rheandold for sale from Frightened to Arsenal or like
I bought new record Theronius Monk, right.
And Soro Monk, you know, but I'm deeply interested in those things, but I know those are, I mean,
I'm interested in those, but I know that you're not that interesting in those things or like
not everybody are interested in those things.
So I kind of, um, it's like, uh, I know there are better things to use or like to talk about
to make it fun or like make it, you know, right.
It's hard to recommend something to the world because the world doesn't know.
You don't know what the world likes.
It's just too general.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Of course what we like sometimes can be a very general thing, right?
Like I'm, I'm kind of more into the general kind of thing.
I like what people like.
Yeah.
Right.
Right.
I like what's popular.
Yeah.
Like it's easier for me to like recommend people.
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Like it's, I know that I'll get more, more like kyoukan agreement.
Whereas you're very more like deep down soccer, right?
Yeah.
Deep down coffee or something.
So I guess that's, that's, it'll be very hesitant.
Like it'll hesitate.
Yeah.
Like you don't know like if this information is going to be like valuable to other people.
Yeah.
So if I find somebody who can talk about that things, you know, like the same level,
I would really be happy.
Yeah.
But at the same time, I recently feel like, you know, there are some people who, for example,
like Honda Keisuke-san, he was kaesetsu of those world cup football games.
Yes.
And obviously he was the national selected player for Japan.
So he's a professional in the deepest level of football knowledge, football abilities and
everything.
And at the same time, he can reach to the public.
Right.
Like he said something stupid, something funny, something, you know, interesting to everybody.
And that gets attention.
And, you know, so many general people now kind of have interested in football.
Of course, it's a first step as in first step, it's really important.
So I kind of admire those people, like people who have deep knowledge and deeply immersed
into one world, but at the same time introducing, you know, like pop way.
I see.
So that the masses can consume it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
The balance is important though, but.
That seems like a very difficult skill.
Yeah.
Very hard to do.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But there are some people who can do those things.
Yeah.
Maybe are natural, you know.
Yeah, maybe.
And also the situations.
Right.
Of course.
Yeah, admire those.
That's true.
Yeah.
So I want to be a recommender.
Yeah.
Like good recommender though.
Good recommender that can reach the general public.
Yeah.
In some way and yeah.
Yeah.
Make people interested in things.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Do you have anything that you want to share?
Yeah.
I was thinking.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't.
Okay.
Don't think I have any.
Yeah.
Like I found the similarity between me and you.
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It's like we have certain interest in ourselves.
Okay.
Like as an individual.
But it's not like it's okay if you don't interested in me kind of vibes we have, no?
Right, right, right.
So that's why we're not kind of tending to recommend things to you.
You need to do this because I love this.
Right.
You know, that's not my mentality.
I love this and that's okay.
And that's all kind of.
Right, right, right.
And I feel the same vibe from you.
Yeah, that's true.
Yeah.
I tend to keep my boundaries.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know.
Right, right.
Not go so far.
You know.
Yeah.
Respect each other's boundaries, I guess.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
I guess.
Yeah.
That's why maybe.
Right.
All right.
Yeah.
Thanks for sitting guys.
(laughing)
Bye.
