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京都や家族、日本を題材にした感動とユーモアの英語エッセイで聞き流し英語リスニング。
日本のミュージシャンを主人公にした面白い、興味深いエピソードを短く、英語で読み聞かせ!
段々と話の内容が分かってくると面白くてくせになる。
ユーモアたっぷりの日本人女子が主役のショートストーリー集。
https://88thpp.com/
英語リスニング攻略ガイド
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When I was little and took a bath with my mother, she said in the bathtub, “Never marry someone with whom you fall in love.” In her theory, marriage for love is a ticket to unhappiness because love burns out quickly. She insisted that I should have an arranged marriage as she did. She and my father would find a man for me and do all the necessary background checks so that I’d be better off.
She also once said to me in the bathtub, “I married your father because he was wealthy. Do you think I would choose such an ugly man like him if he didn’t have money?” When I grew up, I learned that she had been seeing someone before she met my father at an arranged meeting, but she chose my father because he was richer and had better lineage.
I think she dealt with the devil and sold herself at that moment. Since then, she has been unhappy and that made her a person filled with vanity and malice. When it comes to decision making, I always imagine what my mother would do and do the exact opposite. Since I adapted this rule, my life has been easier and better…
Episode from The Family in Kyoto: One Japanese Girl Got Freedom by Hidemi Woods
Audiobook : Japanese Dream by Hidemi Woods On Sale at online stores or apps.
京都や家族、日本を題材にした感動とユーモアの英語エッセイで聞き流し英語リスニング。
日本のミュージシャンを主人公にした面白い、興味深いエピソードを短く、英語で読み聞かせ!
段々と話の内容が分かってくると面白くてくせになる。
ユーモアたっぷりの日本人女子が主役のショートストーリー集。
https://88thpp.com/
英語リスニング攻略ガイド
☆ ★ ☆ お小遣いサイト モッピー ☆ ★ ☆ 累計900万人が利用しているポイントサイト! タダでお小遣いが貯められるコンテンツが充実★ 貯めたポイントはAmazonギフトやApple Gift Card、 PayPay、現金等に交換できちゃう♪ 簡単1分 無料会員登録しよう♪ https://pc.moppy.jp/entry/invite.php?invite=SkWEe104
When I was little and took a bath with my mother, she said in the bathtub, “Never marry someone with whom you fall in love.” In her theory, marriage for love is a ticket to unhappiness because love burns out quickly. She insisted that I should have an arranged marriage as she did. She and my father would find a man for me and do all the necessary background checks so that I’d be better off.
She also once said to me in the bathtub, “I married your father because he was wealthy. Do you think I would choose such an ugly man like him if he didn’t have money?” When I grew up, I learned that she had been seeing someone before she met my father at an arranged meeting, but she chose my father because he was richer and had better lineage.
I think she dealt with the devil and sold herself at that moment. Since then, she has been unhappy and that made her a person filled with vanity and malice. When it comes to decision making, I always imagine what my mother would do and do the exact opposite. Since I adapted this rule, my life has been easier and better…
Episode from The Family in Kyoto: One Japanese Girl Got Freedom by Hidemi Woods
Audiobook : Japanese Dream by Hidemi Woods On Sale at online stores or apps.
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