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Hello everyone. I’m Misaki. The big earthquake happened on March.11th 2011. So today I’m going to interview an English teacher about the earthquake. So let’s start with an interviewee.
M: Hi, what your name please.
M.B: My name is Marcos Benevides. Continue reading
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welcome to our podcast. we are Daiki and Misaki! this program is about”hoe the people from overseas felt after the Great East Japan earthquake. you know, about the earthquake , of course, and the a big disaster in March 11th and after. we went to around compus and found two people from overseas. Continue reading
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Hello, my name is Yuuki. My partner is Keiko.
On March 11th, a huge earthquake in the Tohoku Region occurred.Many pepole died,lost their house or other important things.
Also. there is a serious problem of radiation after the Fukisima Nuclerar power station was dameged. The word’s media continues to follow this strory.
Since then ,people all over the world have helped Japan.But the stricken area has not recovered. Today we are going to interview about this earthquake to two students studying abroad.
Q: Were you in Japan in March 11th?
A: Yes, I was.
Q: How did you feel then? Continue reading
I believe in family ties.
I believe in family ties. I’m a family of four and I live all by myself in Tokyo now.
My mother and father call everyday because they worry about me.My sister teaches me many things, for example, how to solve trouble such as the relationship of friends or my boyfriend.
They do many things for me.My parents pay very expensive school fees for me.My sister always takes sides with me.
I can live by the grace of their support and I can feel real love from my family even we have along distance between us.
Luckily, my family is also growing. My sister gave birth to a baby in September 25th last year.I have a very cute niece. Of course, I would do anything for her.
Even if all my friends betrayed me, my family wouldn’t leave me.
So, I think that family ties are the strongest love.This is the reason why I believe in family ties.
If I am married with someone, and I have children, I can realize it more than now.I want my children to feel the same love that I feel now.
But I have to find a cool guy before that!
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Hi! I’m Kohei. I’m from Kanagawa in Japan. I’m 20 years old.Hi! I’m Marie I’m from Hokkaido in Japan. I’m 21.
We’ll interview two people from overseas about March 11th this year.
As you know a big earthquake occurred in Japan on Marth 11th. Of couse, we know what happened and the problems now. For example, there is a nuclear power problem and a polotocal responsibility problem.So, we want to know what to know what people from overseas are feeling and thinking. Continue reading
Keiko1.メモ-1Hello,my name is Keiko.My partner is yuki.
On March 11th, a huge earthquake in the Tohoku Region occurred.Many pepole died,lost their house or other important things.
Also. there is a serious problem of radiation after the Fukisima Nuclerar power station was dameged. The word’s media continues to follow this strory.
Since then ,people all over the world have helped Japan.But the stricken area has not recovered. Today we are going to interview about this earthquake to two students studying abroad.
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Hi! Our name is Chiaki, Mihoko. On March 11, a terrible disaster occurred in Japan. This news surprised all of the world. Today, we’re going to interview my sister’s husband and a student of Obirin university about this earthquake.
My sister’s husband works in the US army, and he works for the victims of this earthquake under ”Operation Tomodati”.And a student of Obirin university is a American. He interested in Japan, so he is closely related with this Japan situation.
Please listen to our interview!
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Hi! My name is Yoko.
This time I want to talk about the big big earthquake and tsunami which occurred in Japan this spring.
It was March 11th; a day I remember so clearly.
Now, in Japan it is called 3.11, like 9.11 in the US. It means that the disaster was so big that we can compare the two – of course one was natural and the other manmade.
On this subject, I interviewed Aaron from Guam and Nicole from Kansas, both from U.S.
I asked what was going on around them at the time.
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Hi, My name is Yuki Ono. Today I’d like to interview two people from overseas about March 11th earthquake and Tsunami. I want to know what they think about it.
Questions
Q1: What were you doing when the earthquake hit?
Q2: The Japanese government take emergency measures for the relief of the victims. What do you think about governmental response after earthquake and tsunami? Continue reading
The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveller came along wrapped in a warm cloak. They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveller take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other. Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveller fold his cloak around him, and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt. Then the Sun shone out warmly, and immediately the traveller took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.
UK – <The North Wind – UK version>
US – <http://alt-usage-english.org/archive/nw_ad.mp3>
