シドニーのスタバでネイティブと注文英会話

  1. Nice to meet you. What’s your name?
  2. Anna. Nice to meet you.
  3. Well, you can call me Taosac. Nice to meet you.
  4. I want to film where we order coffee in the Starbucks But I just found that the Starbucks is not really close
    from here.
    Do you know any Starbucks around here?
  5. There’s one in town hall
    station or there is the one in Castlereagh Street, I think.
  6. where is that
  7. Towards Westfield.
  8. Towards Westfield. You mean this way?
  9. Yes.
  10. okay.You mean downstairs?
  11. Downstairs. Just a small one, though.
  12. Okay. Where should we go?
    Where do you think we should go? This way?
  13. That way.
  14. That way okay it’s a little bit far but we can walk.
  15. It’s fine there. I’m down.
  16. I’m down I like it.
  17. when you’re making plans, and oh you’re like, ‘ Oh, do you want to go to dinner?
  18. Okay.
    Is it Anna or Anna?
  19. Anna.
  20. Okay. Is it wrong pronunciation if I say Anna?
  21. I think it’s the Australian accent and how we say it .
  22. Anna?
    Okay so nobody really says Anna?
  23. That’s very American though
  24. Oh, really?
    It’s interesting. I found this gimbal is pretty heavy. this is the first time I’m filming
  25. It’s workout.
  26. This is is the first time I’m filmed with this.
    Mika-san, it’s going to be
    a hard work for you today.
    How long have you lived here?
  27. 10 years.
  28. 10 years?
    you were born and raised here?
  29. Yeah, I was born here.
    But my parents are both from Japan.But I’ve never lived there.
  30. you never lived
  31. I’ve never lived in Japan
  32. Which is your first language? Japanese?
  33. Japanese.
  34. Which is easier for you then?
  35. Ummm, Yeah.
  36. I don’t think so.
  37. Which is easier? Is Japanese easier for you to speack or English?
  38. Every day, I prefer Japanese but
  39. Oh, really?
  40. But if I’m angry or if I’m upset, probably English.
  41. That’s very interesting.
  42. Japanese is hard.
  43. Japanese is hard, you think?
  44. Can you write like, kanji and stuff?
  45. I can write my name.
  46. You can.
  47. I can.That’s about it.
  48. That’s about it? Okay.
  49. I can text.I can write it on my phone and I can read it but if it was to actually handwrite it, I don’t think I can.
  50. I’ve heard that in Australia, at some point, you have to choose a language in school like among French Italian or whatever and uh is it allowed for you to choose Japanese in that situation?
  51. I went to a German School.
  52. German School?
    That’s random isn’t it?
  53. Yeah, it’s a bit random .
  54. what do you mean?
  55. It’s a German-originated school.The philosopher is from German.
  56. I’m already confused.What do you mean you got a philosopher in school?
  57. The school is made by a philosopher.
    It’s a really old school.
    They actually have it in Japan as well.
  58. But you went to the one in Sydney?
  59. In Sydney, yeah.
  60. I see.
  61. So there, I had to do German. And then Japanese was an option.
    So first I did German and Japanese but obviously Japanese was too easy.
  62. If I wanted to do Japanese for the HSC, which is the final high school test, I would have had to do
    a harder version.
  63. Oh okay.
  64. I don’t think I could do it because it would have been like Japanese middle
  65. Like all the kanji it will be included
  66. I think it would have been Japanese middle school standard.
    I don’t think I can do.
  67. I think we’re here in Starbucks.
    Let’s see okay it’s quite busy.
    Okay.
    I’m going to order first and then we’ll see how you order.
  68. I’m just here in Starbucks but I’m kind of nervous cuz this is for video.
    I don’t really say anything special.
    I just say … I I’ll do it anyway.
  69. we’ll find out.
  70. I just found that she’s really good at talking.
    Have you ever been on the media or something ?
  71. Japanese media?
  72. Oh yeah? What? Like YouTube?
  73. It was a random TV show.
  74. Can I have a ice long blac, small size, please?
    And what do you want?
  75. Could I get the caramel frappuccino, please?With no whipped cream.
  76. What size would you want?
  77. Can I just get a short?
  78. We don’t have short for this.
  79. Okay, then tall.
  80. Mika-san?
  81. Another caramel Frappuccino.
    It’s a lot of sugar.It’s not healthy.
  82. That’s okay.
  83. With whipped cream?
    And with whipped cream,please.
    There’s a coffee in it already, right? in the CFE there’s already coffee in extra short no no yeah that’s
    good tall please tall yeah
  84. Any food any food?
  85. I usually notice when Japanese people speak in English, but this time I didn’t notice at all.
    like she was really good at speaking English.
    I thought she was just from Asian country or maybe she was born and raised like you.
  86. Yeah, she didn’t seem like…
    Because the way she said no, it was very strong.
    like no.
    But did you notice?
    No okay yeah. wow. this is wow.
  87. Mika-san’s husband is also Australian.
  88. Australian.
  89. So, you speak not Japanese, obviously.
    English when you’re at home?
  90. Yes.
    But he speaks the Japanese a little bit. oh does he yeah oh
    okay cuz he mixed actually what with with food and yeah Mommy Japanese okay
    and then that is 100% Japanese yeah that’s why it’s a mix but was born here
    they grew up in Australia so that’s why and he gave up for studying Japanese at
    all and he didn’t go to Saturday school as well oh like Saturday school you mean
    like Japanese jaanese school oh I went as well you went to Japanese school she
    went okay well did like you have to learn Japanese day um yes it was every
    Saturday but um I think I gave up around year
    five thank you okay we could film and Starbucks which is good and are we going
    to uh it’s not a really a park it’s just like a space where there’s um like
    chairs and tables don’t you think it’s easier to be to get along with uh like
    oie people cuz they’re not like like I don’t know like when I see jaese person
    for the first time I feel like I got to be like I don’t know like there there’s
    a distance I feel like there’s a distance yeah cuz we have the formal and
    informal but I think for me I
    prefer maybe I prefer Japanese now how come I don’t know I just feel like I can
    relate a little bit more yeah but then again all my high school friends are
    Caucasian okay yeah so but I think now I prefer it but back when I was younger I
    didn’t want to hang out with Japanese yeah this is interesting because I um a
    month ago or two months ago I filmed with a a guy Japanese guy but he was
    born and raised here and his well his Japanese was quite good but not like
    100% perfect.
  91. And he was saying that like when he used to go to like high schools
    and stuff he um only hang out with the Asian people oh you know like some Asian
    Asian kids are like that here
  92. we do that like some schools like if there’s if
    it’s mixed it’s always Asians are one group yeah the white people like one
    group yeah yeah yeah is it
  93. I think maybe the culture is a similar and they think it’s easier.
  94. maybe it’s easier but I didn’t have a choice.
  95. So there were no Asian people in my class.
  96. Oh really? Oh, because it’s a German school.
  97. um yeah I mean it was very mixed.
  98. Had a lot of European Australian, I think.
  99. There was definitely some J kids as well but um what do you
  100. what do you speak then uh at school no I
    mean like languages
  101. I speak uh Japanese and English.
  102. Japanese and English okay my
    German’s hor oh really I can’t speak it okay we should be able to find the
    seats oh
    there right so
  103. I’m just wondering when Japanese people come to
    Australia, we got like kind of like a Japanese Community.
    but because you were born and raised here, like how do you get to see Japanese people.
  104. so my first friends I ever had were all Japanese so until I went to kindergarten
    it was only Japanese people so all of my childhood friends were all Japanese and
    they’re the same as me so born and raised in Australia I mean some of them
    went back now because I think they came for like their parents’ work but I mean
    a lot of them are still here so when I was younger it was a Japanese Community
    my mom found a Japanese community in the NorthShore area where I lived.
  105. But they like all born and raised in Australia?
  106. Most of them, some of them were probably
    born in Japan and then came over, and then they went back again.
    But the ones that are here are the same as me.
  107. so born and raised in Australia and
    They were my first friends. But then once I entered my school which is kindergarten all the way to year 12.
    I was in one school, and there was like no
    Asians there.
    I was like the one Asian there. I didn’t speak Japanese as much but I think my parents were worried that I would forget everything.
    So that’s why they sent me to the Japanese school which I hated.
  108. cuz cuz it’s going to be sad you
    know if you forget how to speak Japanese, you know you can’t really speak to your
    grandma, grandad.
  109. Exactly
  110. That’s why like I live here and I’m going to settle down here and when I get a kid like I’m going to definitely say
    like oh like.
    Mom and Dad doesn’t understand like English, so please speak Japanese at home.
    So in that case, I think my kids won’t forget how to speak Japanese.
  111. So in that case, I think my kids won’t forget how to speak Japanese.
  112. I think some people born and raised in a foreign country.
    I mean Japanese people born and raised in foreign country when they got when they
    get like 18 19 whatever I think some of them like tend to be interested in going
    Have you ever been to the stage where you
    want to do it?
  113. living there?
  114. I think I did like because of COVID, because of lockdown, and I was so bored.
    I didn’t really know.
    I don’t know.
    It just felt like I was repeating everything.
    I had that moment, but luckily, I found a better opportunity for work.
    I did stay.
    Because to be honest, when you think of it in the long term, it’s a good experience.
    But for me, my priority was to kind of grow my current career as a hairdresser.
    I feel like if I went to Japan for one year because for me, I have family over there, I have a house over
    there, I could.
    But it was going to stop my career a lot.
    It would have made my Japanese growth, but I don’t know I don’t think it was the timing
  115. You just wanted to work and have a better improve your career.
  116. Yeah, I just wanted to advance my career.
  117. I just said improve career.
    One of my Japanese friends in Australia, he was like, oh my hair is improving, like growing.
    So sometimes English gets difficult .
    I make mistakes sometimes.
  118. no no but think yeah I think it’s fine like
    like some people like I’m teaching English every day to my students in my
    school oh yeah you have a school yeah I have a school like
  119. I’ve got like heaps of students, and they, not everyone, but I think mostly people are afraid to make mistakes.
    But like I did, I make so many mistakes when I’m speaking and l’m not grammatically correct all the time, and you don’t have to.
    So I think it’s just good to give it a go, yeah?
  120. yeah just do it like cuz I feel like that is a bit of an issue I do
    find because I mean I’ve worked in a Japanese company before and when they
    are they ask me English questions but they’re so afraid to use it cuz they
    can’t pronounce it
    And then I’m like, but if you never use it, you’re never going to learn, right?
  121. yeah definitely,
  122. And then I agreed.
    I feel like what you were saying with the Japanese Community the working holiday kids when they come over here, they only hang out with Japanese.
    And I’m like, well, if you want your English to really improve, I feel like you should just step out of your comfort zone.
  123. Yeah, step out of your comfort zone, put yourself in the environment where you can…
    Which is very hard,
    So it’s very brave if you can do that.
    But I feel like that’s how you take advantage
    of your time
    That’s so limited over here as well.
    To take full advantage of the opportunity you get over here.
  124. how do we do it, Go on a Tinder or what ?
  125. yeah you can go on Tinder, you can swipe.
    You can swipe around.
    Even just like living in an apartment, like if you have flat mates, not moving into a Japanese flat mate house, right?
  126. so we finished our coffee and Sydney is a big city but do you think
    there are many things to do here I mean if you compare it to somewhere like
    Japan yeah I know like that’s that’s the that’s the problem like that’s the
    problem my face all the time like Sydney is Big City and you have beaches and
    like everything but you don’t have many things to do I don’t think so yeah
  127. so I’m walking to nowhere.
    I’m actually thinking maybe we can go to Circular Quay or something.
  128. Yeah I’m down.
  129. We can see the Opera house.
    We can show the Opera house to people, the Harbor bridge, and let’s see how it goes.
  130. I think that’s what it’s like.
    Oh let’s go hang out in the city.
    there’s nothing in particular. Maybe we’ll get lunch, but the rest is just walking around.
  131. What do you usually do?
    With your friends?
  132. with my friends I rarely go out but uh oh really if I what what are you do then I like to
    be at home okay but if I do I usually my lunch I usually go somewhere I really
    want to go like somewh a bit pretty and then probably go shopping yeah but then
    again the shopping is not good
  133. yeah I know everything’s too expensive it’s
    expensive and I don’t know it’s not that nice so so I’m confused you’re very
    extroverted but you prefer to stay home M I don’t really like going outside okay
    okay okay it’s a extroverted introvert extroverted int is your day off today
    yeah it’s my day off yeah we walked a lot already
    yeah it’s okay we’re burning off the calories yeah we have to oh you guys had
    a um the drink with the heaps of sugar yeah rapino I took my whipped cream off
    no you I think you no I think you guys didn’t I think it was just not there no
    no no it was an option it was an option could I get the caramel frappuccino
    please uh with no whipped cream okay a little bit healthier tiny bit tiny bit
    tiny bit oh the other day I went to uh a Chinese restaurant called m one you you
    know one I think heard that one yeah it was pretty good
    Mikan is born and raised in Japan and uh you’ve been living here for 10 years now
    what is the good thing about living in Australia and um hard thing about living
    in Australia actually for walk in the life
    balance kind of balance yeah pretty much that’s it that’s it yeah oh what what is
    the difficult thing to live in a Australia nothing nothing that’s only
    the visa thing Visa problem always have struggle for the Visa problem in past 10
    years yeah yeah right of course I was struggle for the study English when I
    was stud when I came to Australia I just go like I try to speak English English
    for even a grar mistake and the broken English it doesn’t matter I don’t care
    yeah that’s why I don’t have any stress about it
  134. That true it’s important
    like I said, I make mistakes. so many mistakes, but who cares?
    I’m actually going back to Japan in 2 weeks, maybe 3 weeks?
  135. For a month.
  136. Oh wow
  137. I’m going to fix my teeth.
  138. Oh okay.
  139. I know it’s wrong to say complex.
    You know complex in Japanese?
  140. Yeah like yeah complex.
    So what is it in English?
  141. insecurity.
  142. Insecurity, yeah.
  143. Is it insecurity?
  144. I guess yeah I guess it’s insecurity.
  145. I think you can say complex.
    Oh, my complex is my weight, or my complex is my teeth no one says that.
    But in Japanese, we use that word so much.
  146. Yeah so well complex or insecurity of mine has always been teeth.
    Because I broke my front teeth when I was younger. And then got rotten or something
    I’m not too sure. And then I lost three teeth. And so I had to get a bridge.
    it’s it’s it’s
    called a bridge I don’t know I don’t know how it’s called properly but anyway
    it’s called bridge and because I was really like a little M so you know
    obviously you don’t really have to spend too much money on it so I just got the
    cheap one oh yeah like plastic looking and then it’s just so yellow
    because I drink coffees and stuff and then finally I save a bit of money to
    change my teeth so but I just have to stay in Japan for a month it takes a
    long time like recovery yeah like to change to you know to to do everything
    also it’s a pretty big surgery then it’s not it’s not surgery it’s just uh you
    you have to like yeah you have to just get it done we are here yeah circular
    key circular key uh maybe we can just have a look at the um operate house walk
    around what is what is the park for Park yeah Luna Park no uh Garden oh there’s a
    garden I don’t know you don’t even know I don’t know I don’t come
    here Botanical Garden Botanical Garden oh is that here
    yeah oh maybe it’s a very touristic maybe it’s a bit like touristic place
    and the locals don’t even know I mean you go to a like for excursions but
    that’s about it yeah when we were in high school and
    and excursions I learned that when I studied uh vocabulary for to toy good to
    to to is like the test yeah like in Japan uh not here oh so Tok is a
    test like English test is it like the most popular most popular test exam
    English exam for Japanese people I guess but you don’t have a speaking and
    writing it’s just uh reading and uh listening oh so it’s not that’s better I
    mean like better than I yeah yeah I quite hard you know quite hard right you
    know there’s so many gacha gacha these days oh yeah you see gacha gcha
    how much is it that’s like okay one token it must be like $5
    so oh it is 5 look at it so cute two token yeah
    that’s 10 bucks R I can’t say it is what it is I can feel now there are more
    Japanese people finally after I know there’s so many can you tell them can
    you tell the difference in the city I can yeah no I mean like when you see
    like people can you tell all oh yeah yeah yeah oh can you a Japanese person I
    can spot them a mile away oh really yeah I can’t even do it sometimes I can’t do
    it okay the Starbucks girl was a little bit hard yeah she got us cuz she was
    wearing a uniform and her English was really good but General like when you
    look at the way they dress you can tell the haircut the hairstyle I think M
    would understand but there’s like a TP like very Japanese hairstyle you can
    tell and I’m like oh they’re Japanese and the passion as well but you dress up
    like a Japanese as well I think I’m more yeah everyone says they think Korean
    yeah kind of kind of yeah Korean Japanese yeah a lot of people say
    I’m what does it mean
    like but I’m actually like ABJ ABJ Australian born Japanese okay but
    they’re like oh you look very suddenly you started using a difficult terms like
    AJ but I think maybe might be a little bit drry so you might not want to use I
    may I I don’t know beep I think it’s my makeup my hair my
    style it’s usually one or the other so my Japanese friends that are born in
    Australia they either become like a super like ABG yeah ABG there’s Asian
    baby girls Asian baby girls you know the that look or they become like my type
    where they become they look more like Asian Asian yeah yeah it’s usually one
    or the other oh that’s so true and then you were completely AJ I went to I went
    to the the Asian looking side Asian looking side yeah
    this is the first time in a long time to film like this and I just found that
    it’s really difficult to do I think it’s not really difficult I just like I have
    to get used to it to film in this kind of style yeah yeah like a filming a vlog
    yeah also you’ve never done like a vlog style before was it 4 years ago oh that
    was the last time yeah do you have a YouTube channel no oh no uh mentally
    it’s easier to do than uh the interview videos like randomly speak to people and
    ask ask them to if they can do a interview
    but it’s just uh difficult I mean we were in the city
    I think it was just loud it was hard to film EV maybe you can try like more
    chill areas like bit more quiet suburbs something I don’t know if it’s being a
    good lesson or not but like honestly I speak like this I was a little bit
    nervous because like I said I haven’t done this style for a long time but when
    I uh when I meet a person for the first time like this like I usually speak like
    this and just uh just throw some questions
    not too many questions obviously it’s not an interview um was I okay yeah no
    it was good it was fun good experience something new yeah I’ve never done this
    so you never done this I’ve never done this so you’re just naturally good at it
    no nous yeah okay anyway thank you very much for watching and I hope you like
    this video if you like it I’m going to do it again so see you guys again and
    thank you very much for your help today bye
    [Applause] [Music]
  • 始めまして名前聞いてもいいですか?
  • アンナです 初めまして
  • 始めまして タロサックって呼んでください
  • 今日はスターバックスで注文するところを撮りたいんだけどこの近くにスタバがないことに気づいたんだ。
    近くにスタバってある?
  • タウンホール駅か キャッスルリーグストリートにあったはずだけど
  • それってどこ?
  • ウェストフィールドの方だよ
  • ウェストフィールドってことは、こっち?
  • そう
  • あ~、階段降りたところの?
  • そう、小さいお店だけど
  • なるほど、そこでいいと思う?
    どこがいいと思う?こっち?
  • あっち
  • ちょっと遠いけど、歩けそうだね
  • そこでいいわ、「そうしよう」 
  • 予定とかを立てている時に、「ここでご飯を食べようか?」って聞かれたりすると「そうしよう」って答える
  • なるほどね
  • アンナの言い方って、どっちが正解?
  • アンナ
  • もし、違う方のアンナで発音したら間違ってる?
  • 私たちはたぶんオーストラリア的な言い方なんだと思う
  • アンナが?
    じゃあ、こっちではアンナって発音しないんだね?
  • アメリカン英語っぽい
  • そうなんだ?面白いね
  • このジンバルめっちゃ重いんだよね、撮影でこれ使うの初めてで
  • 筋トレだね
  • これ使っての撮影は初めてだから
    ミカさんは、今日、結構大変かも
    ここに住んで何年でしたっけ?
  • 10年よ
  • 10年?
    アンナさんは、オーストラリアで生まれ育ったんだよね?
  • そう、ここで生まれたんだけど
    両親は日本出身なの、私は住んだことないけど
  • 住んだことない
  • 第一言語はどっち?日本語?
  • 日本語
  • 話しやすいのはどっち?
  • うーん・・
  • 絶対日本語じゃない
  • どっちの方が話しやすい?日本語?英語?
  • 日常会話は日本語の方がいいけど・・
  • そうなの?
  • 怒ったり動揺してる時は英語かな
  • めちゃくちゃ面白い
  • 日本語は難しい
  • 難しいって思うの?
  • 漢字とかって書けたりするの?
  • 自分の名前は書けるわ
  • できるんだね?
  • できるけど、それだけかな
  • それだけなの?
  • メールとか携帯で打ったり、読んだりはできるけど手書きとなると、たぶんできないと思う
  • オーストラリアではどこかの時点で学校で学ぶ言語を決めないといけないって聞いたんだけど
    ドイツ語とか、フランス語、イタリア語とかね
  • アンナさんの場合、日本語って選んで良いの?
  • ドイツ系の学校に行ったから
  • 意外でしょ?
  • ドイツ発祥の学校で、哲学者が
  • 既によく分かってないんだけど、学校に哲学者ってどういうこと?
  • 哲学者が創設した学校で、
    すごく歴史のある学校なの
    実は日本にもあるの
  • でもシドニー校に行ったん
  • だからドイツ語はマストで、日本語が選択科目だった
  • 中学校卒業レベル
  • スタバに着いたけど
  • 先に注文してただスタバにいるだけなのに
  • 気付いたんだけど、
  • 日本の?
  • 何かのテレビ番組
  • ショートで
  • じゃあトールで
  • もう一つ、
  • 全然大丈夫
  • コーヒーってもう入ってる
  • 注文は以上で
  • いつもなら日本人
  • 店員さん
  • アンナさんのようにオーストラリア
  • こんな感じだよね
  • ミカさんの
  • でも夫も少しだけ
  • 誰とのミックス?
  • だからミックスなんだけど
  • 日本語の勉強は諦めた
  • 私も行ってた
  • そこでは日本語を
  • ありがとう
  • 撮りたかったスタバでの公園じゃないけど
  • 分からないけど、初対面の人と話す
  • 分かる、敬語か
  • でも個人的には日本人といる方が
  • 分からないけど、日本人
  • 若かったときは
  • これって面白いのが
  • オーストラリア
  • 彼の日本語はでも彼が言ってたのは
  • そういう人も
  • アジア系のグループ
  • 文化が似ていたりするから
  • クラスにアジア
  • いろんな国の
  • ほとんどが、
  • ドイツ人が
  • いや、日常会話
  • 私のドイツ語は
  • どこかに席はあるか
  • 気になったんだけど、日本人コミュニティ
  • 日本人と会って
  • 保育園に こっちで生まれ育った
  • みんなオーストラリアで生まれ育った
  • その子たちが最初の友達
  • 同じ学校で、アジア
  • 唯一のアジア
  • 日本語学校に行かせた
  • おばあちゃん、
  • だから、オーストラリア
  • ママとパパはそうすれば、子供が
  • 外国で生まれ育った 日本に住んでみたいって
  • そう思ったことはある?
  • コロナ禍の時はね、 どうしてなのかは分からなかった
  • 良い経験に
  • 私の場合は
  • もし、日本に
  • 美容師としてのキャリア
  • タイミングではなかった
  • もっと働きたかった
  • キャリアを
  • オーストラリア
  • 「髪が伸びた
  • 間違ってない
  • 毎日、自分のスクール
  • たくさん受験生がいる
  • ほとんどの人が、
  • 今の僕みたいに
  • 発音ができない
  • オーストラリアの
  • こっちに来たのに
  • コンフォートゾーンから
  • 大変だからこそ
  • ここでの時間
  • ここにいる機会は
  • Tinderでスワイプ
  • シェアハウス
  • コーヒーも飲み終わった
  • 日本と比べたら
  • そうなんだよね、シドニーは大都市で
  • そう思う
  • 目的もなく
  • うん、そうしよう
  • みんなに、オペラハウス
  • いつもそんな感じになるよね
  • 特にこれってものが
  • 普段は友達
  • 出かけたら
  • お家にいるのが好き
  • 高いし、そんなに良いわけでもない
  • 出かけるの、そんなに好きじゃない
  • 休みよ
  • 平気よ、
  • そうだね、2人は
  • フラペチーノ
  • 間違いなくクリームなし
  • この前、ミスターワン
  • めちゃくちゃ
  • ミカさんは
  • オーストラリアに住んで良かったこと
  • 正直言うと、
  • でもそれだけ
  • ないかな
  • ビザの問題
  • この10年間は
  • もちろん来た当初
  • 気にしてなかった
  • そうなんだ
  • 英語でコンプレックス
  • 英語でなんと
  • 合ってるかな?
  • 英語だと体重がコンプレックス
  • 僕のコンプレックス
  • 若いころに前歯を折ってしまった
  • 英語だと、なんて言うのが
  • プラスチックみたいな
  • やっと少しお金を貯められたから
  • 療養期間
  • 結構、大変
  • サーキュラーキー
  • オペラハウス
  • 公園?
  • ここら辺に
  • ボタニカルガーデン
  • 観光エリア過ぎて
  • 高校生の
  • 遠足は、TOEIC
  • そっちの方が良いね
  • うん、IELTS
  • いくらなの?
  • 1コイン5ドルだから
  • ってことは10ドルだ
  • コロナが落ち着いてから
  • 違いって分かる
  • 分かるわ
  • 本当に?
  • 僕でもできない
  • でもそれは、
  • 一般的には服の着方
  • だから分かるんだよね
  • 私が
  • 韓国?
  • どういう意味?
  • 化粧か、髪型、
  • 基本的に2種類
  • あのファッションとか
  • もう一つは
  • 確かに
  • アジア人っぽい
  • 結構、難しい
  • このスタイルに慣れないといけないから
  • 4年前に
  • ない
  • 精神的には、インタビュー
  • 知らない人に声をかけて
  • 難しいよ
  • 今日は町中
  • 次はもっと静かな場所
  • 今日の動画が このタイプの動画
  • 少し質問したりしてね
  • 楽しかった
  • 始めて、
  • もし好評だったら
  • yでも、日本に一カ月滞在
  • 結構、大変な手術
  • オペラハウスとかまで
  • いや、庭園
  • ボタニカルガーデン
  • 観光エリア過ぎて、
  • 高校生の
  • 遠足は、TOEIC
  • そう英語のテストで
  • 英語のテストとしては、
  • そっちの方が良いね
  • 最近、ガチャガチャ
  • いくらなの?
  • 1コイン
  • やばい!本当に
  • ぼったくりだろ
  • コロナが落ち着いてから
  • 僕でもできないのに
  • でもそれは、彼女が制服
  • 一般的には
  • 韓国?
  • 実際はABJ
  • 急に難しい言葉を
  • 分かんないけど
    化粧か、髪型
    基本的には
  • もう一つは、私みたいな
  • 確かにそれで、 アンナさん
  • 結構難しんだなって
    このスタイルに慣れないと
  • Vlog
  • ない
  • 精神的には
    知らない人に声をかけて
  • smirk :ちょっと得意げな、または皮肉っぽい笑い方を指します。この表現は、相手が何か面白がっていたり、皮肉っぽく笑っているときに、それに対して尋ねる際に使います。
  • pretend :「どうりで〜だ」
  • pretend :「どうりで〜だ」

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