Social English for Japanese Learners ソーシャル英語

#024- Today's topic is going to be something different, that we have not done yet on the Social English podcast. It's about English phrases,  particularly English slang phrases. So it's just basic slang that you would hear commonly in many different types of English. So that will be the focus. Today we're going to talk about the slang phrase “tackled while the whole night to prepare for today's meeting”.

今日のトピックは、ソーシャルイングリッシュポッドキャストではまだ行っていない、何か違うものになるでしょう。 それは英語のフレーズ、特に英語のスラングフレーズについてです。 ですから、さまざまな種類の英語でよく耳にするのは基本的なスラングです。 それが焦点になります。 今日は、「今日の会議の準備のために一晩中取り組んだ」という俗語についてお話します。

#023- If you started learning English, and you thought to yourself, this is too hard! Or,you don't understand or you are having problems understanding English. Let me tell you something. A lot of the time it's not you. It's not your fault. It's your Japanese teacher of English. When you're in the Japanese school system, you are usually taught by a Japanese teacher of English. So that's what today's episode is about. I want to talk to you about the 5 reasons that Japanese learners of English have problems learning because of their Japanese English teacher. 

あなたが英語を学び始めて、あなたが自分で考えたなら、これは難しすぎる！ または、あなたは英語を理解していないか、英語を理解するのに問題があります。 何かお話ししましょう。 多くの場合、それはあなたではありません。 これはあなたの責任ではないです。 それはあなたの日本語の英語の先生です。 あなたが日本の学校制度にいるとき、あなたは通常英語の日本人教師によって教えられます。 それが今日のエピソードです。 日本人の英語学習者が日本語の英語教師のために学習に問題を抱えている5つの理由についてお話ししたいと思います。

#022-  Today we are going to talk about another English repair shop problem where a listener of the podcast is asked me to fix her English passage. She wants to tell a funny story of what her daughters did when they were playing. Listen now to hear how we fix her English.

#021- English Repair Shop: Recently I've been cleaning the ventilation. 

Here's the question. 

Have you ever had to work and want to describe and talk about what you did at work that day?

 Maybe it was very hard or difficult, and you want to express or tell one of your friends about what happened at work.

Today, a listener writes in and asks me to fix their English sentence. 
Listen to hear how to express yourself using Social English.

#020-  I am very happy to speak to you today on the Social English podcast!

What I want to do is ask you a question.

Do you know what inflections are?

Inflections in the English language are something that we are going to cover today in our episode of the Social English podcast, and it is going to be a fun episode. 

Hi, I am Percy, your host here for the Social English podcast. Think of me as your English-speaking American pal. And I'm here to help you increase your English language skill. 

Here at the social English podcast, I want to welcome you if you are new, and this is the first time you have heard us, listen, we have many different episodes on many different topics where we correct English, where we present conversational English to you, and where I teach you some Social English situations. 
Subcribe today! you don't want to miss anything!

#019- Today, I want to ask you a quick little question.

Have you ever tried a new sport or went out on a new adventure?

Today, a Japanese learner of English wrote in and asked me to correct their English because they want to talk about their first experience writing a fat bike...

Listen to learn the many ways to fix and correct their mistakes, using 'Social English'.

#018-  I want to ask you a question today:

Do you know English already?
あなたはすでに英語を知っていますか？

 I think that you do. Why? 
There are many words that are used in the Japanese language that are from the English language. 
英語からある日本語で使用されている多くの単語があります。

In today's episode, we go over some of them to build your confidence!
今日のエピソードでは、自信をつけるためにそれらのいくつかを調べます！

#017- The main topic of today sounds like a  question, but it isn't.

The phrase: "Can't not."

I "Can't not" do something. Did you ever hear this phrase? Or have you ever used the phrase?
このフレーズを聞いたことがありますか？ または、このフレーズを使用したことがありますか？
I can't not? 

Well, that is the topic of today's episode on the Social English podcast for Japanese Learners. This podcast is for you, the Japanese listener, who is learning English and may be struggling with it. 
If you haven't heard of us yet, and this is your first time. Welcome to the podcast. And I'm so glad that you're able to join us today. 
さて、それは日本人学習者のためのソーシャルイングリッシュポッドキャストの今日のエピソードのトピックです。 このポッドキャストは、英語を学んでいて、それに苦労しているかもしれない日本人のリスナーであるあなたのためのものです。
まだ聞いたことがなく、初めての方。 ポッドキャストへようこそ。 そして、私はあなたが今日私たちに参加することができてとてもうれしいです。

#016-  I want to ask you a question today.

 Do you garden? 

Do you grow things at home? 

Well, in today's episode of the Social English podcast, we are going to be talking about just that, how to talk about the success of your garden, and what happened with it. 

#015- Welcome back to the Social English Podcast!
 I am so happy to be here today to talk to you about a great new subject matter today. And I will give you a hint, we are going to be talking about Social English in conversation that you may hear. Sometimes, you may hear the words "Hey", or the word "Oi". 
These are English words that we use when we want to get someone's attention. But the question is, "Why are there two different forms of this word?"
 How do we use it? 
Well, that is definitely what we'll be talking about on today's episode of the Social English podcast.