Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
Everyone likes her, but she doesn't talk about herage.
Does she talk about her age?
Does she talk about her age?
Does she talk about her age?
She doesn't talk about her age to older people.
She doesn't?
No, she doesn't.
I see.
I wonder how close she is to her 15-year-old boss.
I wonder how close she is to her 15-year-old boss.
If she can talk about her age, it would be nice ifshe could talk about her age.
That's true.
If she could talk about her age, it would be nice.
I think she is determined to show off her 15-year-old boss.
Maybe she imagines her 15-year-old boss in herhead.
I think so.
When I started working at the age of 29, Ithought,
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Yeah, but you know, Rie-san, regardless of yourage, you want to find a job that makes you happy.
And if you don't find a job that makes you happy,you go to work every day, right?
Yeah, that's right.
So you want to find a job that makes you excited.
So you don't have to think that you're underageevery day, right?
After all, your boss is your boss.
That's right.
So you have to show respect to your boss.
So if your boss is older than you, is it okay totalk to him?
Is it okay to talk to him?
Is it because he's younger than you that you don'tlike to talk to him?
That's right.
If your boss is older than you, you may not feelanything.
That's right.
So regardless of your age, I want you to respectyour boss and enjoy your work.
That's right.
Don't worry too much about it.
Don't get too caught up in your age.
That's right.
And when you're in a good mood, it's like, uh, isthat a little too much?
You can say it like that, but if you don't likeit, you can say it, but don't worry about it.
That's right.
Don't worry about it at all.
That's right, that's right.
Or do you think we're narrow-minded?
You're the one who's saying that, so you're narrow-minded.
It's not like you're going to get caught up inthat kind of thing.
No, that's exactly what Shintaro-chan said.
You don't have to worry about that.
That's right.
I think it's because it's in Japanese.
I think it's because it's in English.
How about this?
Shizuka-chan lives abroad, and there's a lot ofcommunication in English, right?
There's a polite expression in English, but it'snot like, hey, Shizuka, even if you're older.
If you do this in Japan, you'll be called out.
I think there are national-specific honorifics andrespectful words like that.
There is, isn't there?
Do you say, won't you coffee?
Would you like some coffee?
Do you say that?
Do you say, do you need coffee?
Do you say, how about coffee?
Do you say that?
That's what we know.
That's what we know.
You can't say that in a normal conversation.
You can't say that in a normal conversation.
Oh, I see.
So in English, there are sentences that becomehonorifics when you put them in sentences.
That's right.
In Japanese, there are respectful words, politewords, and polite words, but another importantword is dialect.
Dialect?
Dialect is also a very important word for people.
If you speak in dialect, it will open the otherperson's heart.
If the other person is speaking in Hakata dialect,but this is standard Japanese, there is a wall andyou can't open your heart.
So if the other person is speaking in Hakatadialect, is there a dialect?
Kansai dialect?
Kansai dialect?
So if you think you've been speaking in Hakatadialect, you can speak in Kansai dialect likethis.
That's right, in dialect.
That's also an important word.
Rather, that's one of the manners, one of thethoughts.
That's right, that's right, that's right.
That's true. There may be quite a few announcers.
Really?
Really? I want to hear it.
This common language, the so-called standardlanguage in the world, is basically used.
So when you want to ask a deep question, I thinkit would be better to speak in Kansai dialect, butif you know you're going to be on the air, youcan't use it.
I see.
I see.
I speak in dialect in the waiting room, but themoment I get on the air, I'm doing something else.
I see.
It's different from what I said earlier.
There are times when that happens.
That's right.
That's right.
Because when you're working with customers,Shizuka-chan, as a CA, when you're not performing,but when you're doing support work, and whenyou're a little away, you can change theconversation, right?
You can use a little light language to get closer.
Of course there is.
That's why you can change the way you speakdepending on how close you feel to each other.
If it's Shintaro-chan and me.
I don't know if you've noticed, but I sometimesuse tameguchi. Do you know that?
I'm happy with tameguchi, but...
This is the first time I've been stuck with words.
No, I've been noticing it for a long time.
Oh, really?
I'm happy with the opposite.
I'm doing it on purpose.
Maybe if this show hadn't started and I had metyou somewhere else, I wouldn't have been able tospeak in tameguchi.
You're right.
I might not have met you in person, but I'm doingit like this, so it's a sign of respect.
Respect? Really?
Yes, it's true.
I think it's a great distance to be able to saysomething like this.
Because Shintaro-chan and Shizuka-chan startedthis show.
If those two were friendly, it would be a veryinteresting show.
Like, what are these people wearing? Are theyreally on good terms?
Shintaro-san?
Shizuka-san?
Shizuka-san?
Nice to meet you.
I feel like I'm going to be surprised to hearthat.
Age doesn't matter.
That's right.
That's what I've been feeling since we starteddoing it together.
I'm sure there will be more opportunities to meetShizuka-chan in the future, so I'd like you tocome to the light when that happens.
Shizuka-chan!
I want you to come.
Shintaro-chan, I just thought of this.
If the boss's boss is a talker, why don't we be atalker too?
Normally, you can't talk to your boss, but if theother person is a talker, why don't we be a talkertoo?
That's right.
If they feel that way, they might notice somethinggood.
Maybe.
Maybe.
If they feel that way, they might notice somethinggood.
By the way, there was an older person in mycompany, but I was always a talker.
I was a subordinate, but I was an older person, soI was a talker.
How was it?
Did your subordinate respect you?
Of course, I'm going to be a talker.
Of course, I'm going to be a talker.
Of course, I'm going to be a talker.
So he worked really hard.
So Shintaro-chan, you're a talker to your boss.
I want him to be able to speak politely.
I want him to be able to speak politely.
Good morning.
Good morning.
That's a really difficult one.
Good morning is a good one.
It's already time.
It's a message I'm looking for.
I hope you have a good job and have a goodenvironment.
I hope you have a good job and have a goodenvironment.
I hope you send me what you are worried about.
I want you to send me your email address.
The email address is shizuka__rkbr.jp
The fax number is 092-844-8844.
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Please search and post on the hashtag Enpara.
If you want to know more about Shizuka-chan,
please search for Nagae Shizuka or InternationalAir Academy.
Endless Paradise, Shizuka's inner voice.
The guests were RKB announcer Shintaro-chan,
Takami Shintaro and Shizuka-chan.
See you next week at this time.