我孫子市で英語のクラブがあります。今度スピーチを行うので父に見て 頂きました。その一部です。 Title: Takasugi Shinsaku Good afternoon! Did you watch NHK Ryoma-den on Oct.10th? Takasugi sadly died in heavy sickness. I missed him a lot for Japan.
我孫子市で行うスピーチを11月28日に行います。 下のがその文章です。 Title: Saigou Takamori Good afternoon! Today, as an example of great samurai, I’d like to talk about Saigou Takamori. Recently, I strongly believe that the politician like him is needed very much because Japanese economy has been under depression for a long time due to poor politics and surging yen.
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needed very much ー> keenly needed because Japanese economy has been under depression for a long time due to poor politics and surging yen. for due to absence of strong political leadership, which Saigo had, though of course as well as surging Japanese currency, this county had had its economy depressed for more than 20 years.
明日、我孫子スピーカーズクラブの会合があります。学校教育について 英語で議論するそうです。下記がその資料の一部です。 Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen First of all, I would like to ask you, Do you remember the miner rescue project of Chile? Yes, that was about 2 months ago. And, What were we, Japanese doing at that time?
今日父からスピーチの原稿が届きました。これを私が読みます。 Title: Takahashi Korekio Good afternoon! Did you enjoy NHK TV Drama called Saka-No-Ue-No-Kumo? Korekio-Takahashi teaches English to Sanaki Akiyama in to talk about “Takahashi Korekiyo “ Korekiyo Takahashi (1854-1936) was an economically liberal finance minister who resisted military spending. For this he was assassinated in the attempted military coup of 1936. Reviewing his career, he was born in 1854 in Edo. He studied English and American culture in a private school. He went abroad with a son of Katsu Kaishū to study in London. 以上がその一部になります。
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上のスピーチには誤りありました。 New Speech in 2010. 高橋是清について。 Title: Takahashi Korekio Good afternoon! Did you enjoy NHK TV Drama called Saka-No-Ue-No-Kumo? Korekio-Takahashi teaches English to Sanaki Akiyama in Diagaku-Yobimon School. So, Today, as an example of great politician in Meiji-Period, I’d like to talk about “Takahashi Korekiyo “
スピーチ Good afternoon! Today, as an example of great Samurai, I’d like to talk about “Asai Nagamasa” I think Asai Nagamasa is great Samurai because he kept him promise.
昨日発表した単語。 1.for instance 2.with regard to 発表したときの英語 I have chosen two words. Please use two words.
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Thank you Masa. Do you want to eat an orange, for instance a rotten one? With regard to that rotten one, I don't want to eat but to drink after having squashed it. But, I wonder if I would have stomach trouble.
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Thank you very much for your reply. I think that the rotten one is risky. I don't want to eat it too. What do you think of English conversation ? Do we need an English ?
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Are you right?
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If all trains I use suspend their runs, I have no other choice but to become one of those "stranded commuters." I can not go to work.
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Luckily there was not much damage where I live. How about you?
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Hello I'm fine. The damaged area are far from here. But, aren't you feeling some worries about the atomic power plant? I saw a footage showing a lot of people in Tokyo try to transfer from there with Shinkansen. And, in the footage, an announcer said that customers don't use taxies at all because a lot of people are staying in their houses though if it was usual a lot of people who had drunk use taxies.
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Thank you very much for your reply. >> But, aren't you feeling some worries >> about the atomic power plant? Yes, I am. >>I saw a footage showing a lot of people >>in Tokyo try to transfer from there with >>Shinkansen. I think some people worry about their relatives. >>And, in the footage, an announcer said that >>customers don't use taxies at all because >>a lot of people are staying in their houses >>though if it was usual a lot of people who >>had drunk use taxies. Could be.
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What do you think of Fukushima Nuclear Accident?
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Now we have a big problem in Japan. The atomic power station at TOHOKU area in Japan is in the critical situation because of this eartquake. We might think that the radiation is leaking, but we don't know how it will effect to Tokyo.
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In my opinion, I don't want to put you in a dangerous situation. So I think you should wait to see for a while how situations are going.
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I think Fukushima's accident isn't threatening not only people around Fukushima, but those living in areas far away from there as well, such as Tokyo, Aomori, and Hokkaido. Now, water in Tokyo has been contaminated with radioactive materials. I wonder whether I did wrong things to be blamed by Tepco. Furthermore, they can't measure the amount of plutonium scattered by the power plant. It threatens lives in almost of all people in this country.
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I looked into the accident of Fukushima nuclear power plant on TV, newspaper and the Internet. I found various opinions. Mass media says that the current level of radioactivity does not affect humans dangerously. But I also found many opinions saying that Japan is in a dangerous situation.
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Do you watch footages of news conferences of the trouble of the reactors? If you watch them one, you will find that those who are writing articles if newspaper don't know so much about the trouble, and what situation we have now. No one don't say clearly, but a lot of people are suspecting whether the vessel of reactor 2 had already been broken. If this is right, what they can do is so much limited.
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>>69 I think you are right. Thank you for your replies. Let me think. I think the radiation is dangerous. You think so, too, don't you? I am against the nuclear power generation. What do you think about the nuclear power generation?
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>>70 As for nuclear power plants, Mr. Nishiyama said it was necessary for an enough supply of electricity in Japan. But, radioactive substances are very dangerous. So far, Japan haven't prepared for another source of electricity other than nuclear, compared with other countries such as a country with solar power generator prevailing.
スピーチ書きました。いかがでしょうか。 New Speech in 2011. 卑弥呼について。 Title: Himiko Good afternoon! I’d like to talk about “Himiko”. She was a great leader in society because she kept peace. She was a shaman queen of Yamataikoku in ancient. She became popular among many people for reasons best known to her. First, she brought peace to Japan while she lived because she was a fortune-teller. It was her fortune-telling that saved many people. For instance, she predicted that there would be a flood. After that, many people ran away from the river quickly and her prophecy proved right. If she had lived, she would have prophesied of disasters to come. Second, the rice crop harvest was good every year because she prophesied of weather. In my opinion, she was a great leader because she kept peace.
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We have a meeting October 30, please come and enjoy the meeting. 次回は、10月30日の日曜日に行います。 我孫子市のアビスタにて、15時10分より、開催。
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スピーチ作りました。 Title: Mitsunari ISHIDA Good afternoon! I’d like to talk about “Mitsunari ISHIDA”. He was a great Samurai because he swore allegiance to "Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI". He first served the "Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI". His main function was an administrator. He issued numerous orders in Hideyoshi's name and often acted as Hideyoshi's representative. He played an active after death of Hideyoshi. He fought to save the Toyotomis. He was opposed to Ieyasu. He was equal with Ieyasu in the war. However, he was defeated by Ieyasu. He composed a haiku on his deathbed. “My life will soon be burnt out, like the torches in the reeds at Chikumae.” He said before execution. “There cannot be the Lord other than Hideyoshi. How long did Ieyasu become the Lord?” He fought for Toyotomi. In my opinion, He was a great Samurai because he swore allegiance to "Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI". End
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Welldone
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How so? Do you know what he has done? What is fame without happiness?
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How goes it? Why do you think so? Since when did you get interested in his?