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こんにちは、英語で雑談！Kevin’s English Room Podcastです。
こんにちは。
みなさん、
それを気づいたか?
なに?
なに?
あなたは私を見つけましたか?
あなたは私を見つけましたか?
あなたは私を見つけましたか?
はい。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
さあ、進もう。
番組の壁になった。
はい。
はい。
声ならどうでもいい感じ。
うん。
でもストップした。
ストップした。
その壁をマイナス番組にもった。
その壁をマイナス番組にもった.
それ年末すぎて次のシリーズにアップされるには大変でした。
ああ、そうです。
私がそんなのテーマを知ってるのか。
あなたのかけ方がわかると思う。
私からの質問がない。
私からの質問がない。
crashederさん from tanor rainedat
ハハハハ、
あなたは私に質問 しないより多くの問題について
questions no more?
Can I read the message?
Are you sure?
No, thank you.
I mean, not today.
You don't want me asking you questions like,
what's your favorite types of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of.
Of what?
Of coffee.
Coffee?
You don't want me asking you questions like,
hey man, what's your, what's the best, best movie plot
that there could be?
Or like, you don't want me asking you like,
best ramen.
You don't, you don't want to answer?
You really want to talk about that?
I think it would be interesting though,
but you know what I mean?
If you, I mean, we can do the DMs, of course, absolutely.
Okay.
Let's try that in next, sure.
Or next, next, or like next Sunday.
Someday, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You get that, Ikune?
I get it.
Hajimemashite, suenyo to iimasu, suenyo, suenyo.
Itsumo kuruma wo untenshinagara tanoshiku kikasete moratte imasu.
Untenshinagara kiiteiru node,
tama ni hairu kyuukyusha no oto ni,
oh, kyuukyusha, kuruma yosenai to,
to kanchigai shitari shite imasu.
Naruhodo, senjutsu no drive and talk dewa,
winkaa no kachi kachi iu oto ni,
eh, watashi winkaa dashiteta kke, to sakkaku shitari.
Demo issho ni drive shiteiru mitai de tanoshikatta desu.
Hanashi wa kawarimasu ga,
Kevin san,
so this is a podcast,
it's a usual podcast, right?
Yes, it is.
What I'm reading is the right thing.
What you're reading is the usual podcast.
Yeah.
Did you just slip out of it?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I was like,
wait, is that correct?
Okay, sorry, thank you.
So, hanashi wa kawarimasu ga,
Kevin san wa osanpo toka,
Yama-chan wa kouhii toka,
teiban no kibun tenkan houhou ga aru ka to omoimasu.
Okay.
Sore to wa betsu ni,
saikin hamatteiru kibun tenkan no houhou wa arimasu ka?
Watashi no teiban wa haikingu ya oishii mono wo taberu
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toka nano desu ga,
atarashii kibun tenkan houhou ga hoshii na to omoi
o futari no idea wo sankou ni dekireba ureshii desu.
Kusutto waraetari,
ziin to jinsei wo kangaetari,
kono podcast no kukikan ga daisuki desu.
Kore kara mo tanoshimi ni shite imasu.
Like live in a mountain?
Go hiking for?
Yeah, for kibun tenkan.
Live in a mountain or something,
like a forest or something.
For that to be possible.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, maybe she's talking about like a long-term,
week-term kibun tenkan, I guess.
Okay, okay.
Because you don't...
You can't just casually go to hiking, right?
Like, go for no.
Right.
Kibun tenkan, yeah.
It's not possible.
Yeah.
So, osanpou, is that your kibun tenkan?
Yeah, I would say osanpou is my kibun tenkan.
I like that.
Yeah, I like that.
I sometimes go at night.
At night, yeah?
You know how it's hot outside recently.
When it's cooler at night,
I get my bicycle out and stroll around town.
Nice.
I like that.
Something completely different
would be something like kickboxing gym right now.
I see, I see.
Are you, is that okay?
I feel like I'm fully recovered.
Oh, great.
Yeah, I don't feel anything.
Oh, good to hear that.
So, you're going to the gym right now?
Yes.
Oh, great.
Yes.
Yeah.
The same?
Same gym.
Gym?
Same gym.
Nothing anymore?
Yeah, nothing so far.
Okay.
So far so good, thankfully.
Yeah.
But, you know, you never know.
Yeah, I am being careful.
Good.
Yeah.
That's a good kibun tenkan, right?
Yeah.
I also am starting to enjoy dishwashing recently.
Oh, as a kibun tenkan?
Yeah, like, I like dishwashing.
I have this little routine of, like,
after taking a shower, I...
You mean, it's in the morning or at night?
Oh, yeah, at night, I take a shower,
you know, do a little hoshitsu.
Okay, yeah, yeah.
And then dry my hair.
And then, when I'm feeling fresh,
like, I go into this cleaning mode.
Yeah, cleaning mode.
Yeah, like, I start washing dishes
and do a little bit of, you know, vacuuming
and, you know, have a little seri set on time.
And I'm kind of loving that process.
I feel like I'm resetting myself.
Uh-huh.
It's a little kibun tenkan, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, it is.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's nice.
You said before you love changing places.
Yeah, rearranging, yeah.
I'm still doing that, like, on a small level.
Yeah.
Yeah, like, I'm just, yeah, yeah.
That's also, I guess, big kibun tenkan.
True.
That's true.
That's true.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Wow.
Anything for you?
Coffee, just she mentioned it, as she mentioned.
Mm-hmm.
Oh, like,
gym.
Gym.
That gym gym.
Yeah.
Gym gym.
Yeah.
Or, yeah, those.
Yeah.
But I think, like, changing things,
changing what you do is kibun tenkan for me.
Okay.
Like, if you work on a desk and you feel tired,
then you change into, like, something different.
For example, like, yeah, kaji, like, sweeping things.
Or if you're tired, then get back to the desk again,
or, like, play a piano, or, like, you know,
change things is, I guess, my kibun tenkan.
Ah.
Yeah.
Playing a piano.
Yeah.
That's a good one.
Or, like, sing, or, like, dance.
Ah, that's good.
Right.
Like that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I actually found a,
like a,
like a electric drum set,
but it's not the one you're imagining.
Okay.
You know what an electronic drum set looks like, right?
Yeah.
It's, like, you have to,
there's all these pipes, and these electric panels,
and all these, you know, right?
Yeah.
Like, you need an earphone for it,
but it's not that.
Okay.
What it is, is just two drumsticks, and that's it.
Oh.
Right.
So, there's a motion detector inside the drumsticks.
Inside the drumsticks?
Yes.
Wow.
And you just virtually
Oh.
hit wherever those instruments are, right?
Wow.
And it would make that noise.
Wow.
And you put a headphone on it?
Yeah, you put headphones.
You can listen in?
Yeah.
Wow.
And I'm actually planning to purchase that.
Yeah.
I was like, I love drumming,
and you know how I own an electric drum set.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But I'm not able to play,
because, you know, there's people around me, right?
Yeah.
Still loud.
And like, you know, I don't want the noise going down.
Right.
Even if it's like electronic,
still you beat certain,
like a surface.
That smack noise.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
When it hits, it's-
Right.
It would vibrate downstairs,
and then that's not gonna be a good, you know?
Right?
Then I gotta be happy, so.
Yeah.
Wow.
This is a good product.
Uh-huh.
Right?
So, I was wondering, right?
Yeah.
I don't know about the accuracy of the product.
Still, I'm not planning to be a professional drummer.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Just, you know.
And this was just having fun,
and just play loud.
Right, so I was planning on getting that.
Yeah, that's cool.
Yeah.
Wow.
So, you don't see, do you see the drums?
You don't see the drums.
Wow.
You just have to guess where the drums are.
The places, and wow.
Yeah.
I see.
Yeah.
They, I think they detect the drums
by the angle of the drumsticks.
Okay.
When you bounce it back manually.
Oh.
Like when it's, when it's a snare,
it's more of a parallel to the ground kind of a kickback,
versus like when it's a tum, or like a hi-hat,
it's more angled to the ground.
Ah, like this, this.
Right.
Ah.
So, I think that's how the.
Wow.
Which one you're trying to play.
Wow.
Sounds good.
Right.
Like good product for you.
Right.
Like you can enjoy any like feelings and.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Without having to worry about the sounds.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
That must be a great kibun tenkan.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
True.
Right.
Hmm.
So, there you go.
Yeah, there you go.
Okay.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Thank you.
Bye-bye.
