These interactive versions are very helpful. So could you add more like this?
@布施牧子5 жыл бұрын
HI,Mochan-san. Thank you for your nice lessons. I always watch and practice. Because of your lessons,my english got better, I think. Today, I knew you live in Chiba. I live in Chiba, too. Anyway, I'll watch your lessons everyday.
@mochantv5 жыл бұрын
原牧子様 Thank you so much for the comment! I'm very happy to hear that! Wow, great! You live in Chiba! It's a really nice city to live! Hope you'll keep practicing! mochantv
@みさみさ-m2r5 жыл бұрын
I found your video recently. They are very useful for my English!
@mochantv5 жыл бұрын
福田みさ様 Thank you for the comment. I hope my videos are helping you improve your English speaking skills. mochantv
@kazuyahieda97006 жыл бұрын
I've learned a lot from your lessons,Thank you.
@mochantv6 жыл бұрын
Kazuya様 Good to hear from you! Thank you! mochantv
@jinamerica5 жыл бұрын
I thought it was a bit weird to hear Adam, "the native guy" speaking like he's talking to very beginner level students (very unnaturally; not linking words, slow, simple word choice, etc.). And then the bilingual guy speaking pretty much perfect native English. But overall, the concept of this video listening practice is great!
@mochantv5 жыл бұрын
Hello jinamerica, Thanks for the comment. Maybe how I edited the video made him sound a little bit weird to you. I appreciate your comment, it's always nice to get opinions of others. Best, mochan
@makotoyamasaki58384 жыл бұрын
Hi there nice to meet you But actually I've watched this video many times. So l have a question. Adam said he was originally from Washington DC. But in the story. He said he would want to home. It was Portland. And it was a direct flight. WDC is far far far from Portland. Eventually which place he came from? Thank you.
あすか。、様 ご質問ありがとうございます。 私の見解です: You knowはどちらかと言えば、『口癖』みたいなもので、日本語に訳すと『てかさ〜』とか『〇〇じゃん』。 私の場合:フレーズの頭につける時の『You know』は『てゆうかさ』とか『ん〜とさ』こんな感じとして使います。 フレーズの最後に使う時は『〇〇じゃん?』『〇〇だよ?』『でしょ?』 こんな感じとして使います。 そのため、『you know』 が口癖の人は、 You know I was so tired from work yesterday, you know? (てかさ、昨日仕事で超疲れたんだよ。) 上記のようにやたらとyou know を使います。 もし英語を話す際、なかなか英語の言葉が見つからない時に、『You know』を使ったり、『Well(え〜と)』または『aaamm(え〜と)』を使うと英語っぽく聞こえます。 私のマンツーマンの生徒さんには困ったら使ってみるといいですよ!って伝えています。 少しでもお役に立つ回答になっていれば嬉しいです。 mochantv