[3.Moderato][4.Allegretto]
[00:08]
Hello, every one. How are you doing?
What are you not good at?
Repeat after me
[00:15]
1. I’m not good at writing Kanji.
2. I’m not good at getting on ski/chair lifts.
3. I’m not good at cleaning windows.
4. I’m not good at getting up early in the morning.
5. I’m not good at sashimi or raw fish.
6. I’m not good at talking to strangers.
7. I’m not good at speaking in public.
8. I’m not good at singing at karaoke.
9. I’m not good at ironing.
10. I’m not good at driving a car.
[02:22]
Now, we will practice something you are good at.
What are you good at?
/ making pizza
→ I’m good at making pizza.
Ready?
[02:36]
1. What are you good at?
/ serving tennis
→ I’m good at serving (of tennis).
2. What are you good at?
/ division (arithmetic/algebra)
→ I’m good at division.
3. What are you good at doing?
/ drawing portraits
→ I’m good at drawing portraits.
4. What are you good at?
/ making people laugh
→ I’m good at making people laugh.
(hito wo warawaseru = make people laugh)
5. What are you good at?
/ making cakes
→ I’m good at making cakes.
6. What are you good at?
/ play the bass guitar
I’m good at playing the bass guitar.
7. What are you good at?
/ make clothes
→ I’m good at making clothes.
8. What are you good at?
/ read books quickly
→ I’m good at reading books quickly.
9. What are you good at?
/ make friends instantly
→ I ‘m good at making friends instantly.
10. What are you good at doing?
/ clean up a room swiftly/quickly
→ I’m good at cleaning up a room swiftly.
(subayaku = swiftly, quickly)
[06:30]
What are YOU good at? 

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