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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast. Hello,hello. Speaking of vocal practices,
I've been noticing that my 音感 is getting worse andworse by the year. I mean, I think when I
was doing a cappella at my university, let's say,you know, you hear a sound like
ah, right? And then like, and then someone wouldtell me like, if this is ド,
then what is ア? And I'll be like, yeah, I cancount up like,
and I could, I feel like, I think I was able to dothat. Now I can't. I think I can't do that.
Yeah. I never knew that these types of skillsdeteriorate, you know, if you're not using them.
I thought it was like one of those permanentskills that I would always have in me. But I
guess I wasn't. Yeah, some of the 絶対音感 people, youknow, I remember some 後輩s,
we don't have like two, three, four boys. I metthem recently, and they said like,
their 絶対音感 is like getting less and less, likegetting weaker and weaker. They didn't
like completely lost it. They still have some,like sense, but like this, you know, the strength,
getting like weaker and weaker. Really? Yeah. Likesome of them used to understand like three notes
at the same time, but now they, he can't. Really?Like he can't, he can just, yeah,
he has to like think. Really? Yeah. Oh, are youtalking about the guy who's really, you know,
the one guy who's like really good? Yeah, reallygood. The same 同期? Oh, same 同期? Oh,
no, not the one, the 後輩, 後輩 one. Yeah, maybe,yeah. But you know, the 同期,
because he's playing, like still doing some musicthings going on, I think he's still have
that sense. Like he's still got it? Yeah, yeah. Ormaybe improving, maybe. Okay, yeah. Do I know
that 後輩, or? Yeah, I think so. Like, oh, like Ithink the level? No, I mean. Like I definitely
know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm talking about twoguys, and one you definitely know, and the other
one, yeah, you should know. You should know, butnot confident that I know or not. Yeah.
All right, okay. 一年後輩 and 二年後輩. The 一年後輩 guy, youdefinitely, definitely know.
Wearing some glasses without glass, glasses. Oh,yeah. Tall guy? All right, I don't know.
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Oh, no, that's two. That's 二後輩, the guy withglasses. Oh, that's tall guy. Yeah, that's tall
guy. Yeah, yeah. Right. Yeah. Glasses of tall guy.Yes. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He said, getting
weaker and weaker. Oh, man. And the 一年後輩, who'scurrently like missing.
I don't know. There's a 後輩 that's currentlymissing?
Well, I'm assuming he's okay, because you met him.Yeah, yeah, but it's like, I met him like a
year ago. Okay. And after that, he's gone. Yeah.So, I don't know if he's okay. But I heard
one of my friends said that she has got like alittle message from him.
Okay. So, I know he's alive and safe. Okay.
Okay. I still don't know who that is, but okay.Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. I'll let you know.
All right. But he said, his sense is like gettingweaker and weaker, because he doesn't
use it seriously anymore. So, it does get weaker.Yeah. So, that means you're getting better and
better. Yeah, I think so. Like, compared to the大学生 period, I think I'm getting better and
better. Like, obviously. Are you more doing musiccompared to 大学生 right now? Versus? I think so.
Like, the seriousness is different, I think. Okay.When I was in college, I was just
enjoy singing, you know, with friends. Yeah. Justsing out loud with groups of people. Okay.
But now, like, I'm more like, is it like should be多, or like 多 シャープ, or like,
you know, I didn't even care. Like, if it's like多, or me, or like, I was just singing out loud,
and just, I was enjoying that. But now, I'm morelike, I'm more precise, I would say. Yeah.
Like, I care more those, like, details. So, that'swhy it trains me, I think. Oh, okay. Yeah.
Hey, but the one thing I do still have that I'mconfident, is you tell me,
no, I can tell you how high 多 is. That, I stillgot it. That's cool. Jealous. Let's do it, man.
Yeah, try that. Do you have a keyboard on you?Hold on. Let's just, let's see, let's see.
I don't have, okay, let me search that sound.Yeah, you can play like a YouTube video. Yeah.
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Well, don't play it yet, okay? Sure. I'll giveyou, and then we can, we can see. Yeah.
But you've been saying that. I've been sayingthat. Yeah.
Yeah. Okay. All right. Are you ready? Yeah.There's no, like, hmm. Oh, yeah. Okay. I've gotone.
All right.
That was pretty bad. Well, that was pretty bad.Yeah. What was that sound again?
Oh.
I can't even remember. I can't remember what Isaid, but it was much lower. I can, I remember.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's, you know, it istrue. By the way, I can still do this.
By the way, I still got this. It is getting lowerand lower though, by the year. Okay. Yeah. I
noticed that it's getting lower and lower. It is.I just have to know that it's getting lower,
so I can adjust it. Oh, I see. I see. You still dothis. I still got it. You still,
you still know that. I still know what a, yeah,the C is. Yeah.
Yes. Yeah. Thank you. Cool. Cool. Yeah. All right.Well, thanks for listening guys. Thank you. Bye.
