ネイティブによる本物のそのままの英語をブログ、ビデオブログ、キュレーションされたのビデオで勉強
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フレーズ: Drop It 意味: やめる、取りやめる、話題を変える 品詞: 動詞句 「Drop it」というフレーズは、何かをやめたり、取りやめたり、話題を変えたりすることを意味します。例えば、「drop the subject」は、その話題をやめることを意味し、「drop the idea」は、その考えを取りやめることを意味します。このフレーズは、自分や他人に対して、ある行為や話題をやめるように求めるために使われることが多いです。 The phrase “drop it” means to stop doing something, to abandon an idea, or to change the topic of conversation. For example, “drop the subject” means to stop talking about a particular topic, and “drop the idea” means to give up on ... Read more
フレーズ: Come Over 意味: 訪れる、やってくる 品詞: 動詞句 「Come over」というフレーズは、誰かがあなたの家や場所に来ることを意味します。このフレーズは、友達や家族などが訪れることについて話す際によく使われます。 The phrase “come over” means for someone to visit your home or place. This phrase is often used when talking about friends or family visiting. Dialogues 対話 最小限の文で MINIMUM SENTENCE、命令法 IMPERATIVE A: Come over. We’re having a party later tonight. 来てください。今夜遅くにパーティーを開催します。 B: Sounds fun! I’ll be there. 楽しそう！行くよ。 ... Read more
フレーズ: Come Up With 意味: 考え出す、思いつく、提案する 品詞: 動詞句 「Come up with」というフレーズは、新しい考えや解決策を考え出したり、思いついたりすることを意味します。また、何かを提案するときにも使われます。このフレーズは、創造性やアイデアが必要な状況でよく使われます。 The phrase “come up with” means to think of or devise a new idea or solution, or to propose something. It is often used in situations where creativity or ideas are needed. Dialogues 対話 最小限の文で MINIMUM SENTENCE、命令法 IMPERATIVE A: I’m out of ideas for this project. ... Read more
フレーズ: Get Over 意味: 乗り越える、立ち直る、克服する 品詞: 動詞句 「Get over」というフレーズは、何か困難や不快な状況、感情を乗り越えたり、克服したりすることを意味します。例えば、「get over a cold」は、風邪を治すことを意味し、「get over a breakup」は、別れた恋人との別れを乗り越えることを意味します。また、ある障害物を物理的に乗り越えることも表すことがあります。このフレーズは、自分や他人に対して困難な状況や感情を乗り越えるように励ますために使われることが多いです。 The phrase “get over” means to overcome or recover from a difficult or unpleasant situation, feeling, or condition. For example, “get over a cold” means to recover from a cold, and “get over a breakup” means to move on from ... Read more
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フレーズ: Get Going 意味: 行く、出発、始める、 品詞: 動詞句 「Get going」というフレーズは、通常、努力や活動が必要な何かを始めることを意味します。例えば、誰かが「Let’s get going」と言うと、タスクや旅行を始める時間だという意味です。それは、誰かが何かを始めることを促すか、モチベーションを与えるためによく使われます。また、自分が準備ができて、積極的に始める準備ができていることを示すためにも使われます。 The phrase “get going” means to begin or start doing something, usually something that requires effort or activity. For example, if someone says “let’s get going” they might mean that it’s time to start a task or journey. It’s often used as a way ... Read more
フレーズ: Get Going 意味: 行く、出発、始める、 品詞: 動詞句 「Get going」というフレーズは、通常、努力や活動が必要な何かを始めることを意味します。例えば、誰かが「Let’s get going」と言うと、タスクや旅行を始める時間だという意味です。それは、誰かが何かを始めることを促すか、モチベーションを与えるためによく使われます。また、自分が準備ができて、積極的に始める準備ができていることを示すためにも使われます。 The phrase “get going” means to begin or start doing something, usually something that requires effort or activity. For example, if someone says “let’s get going” they might mean that it’s time to start a task or journey. It’s often used as a way ... Read more
「I'll think about it」は、英語のネイティブが何を決定すればよいかわからず、決定を下すのにもっと時間が必要なときに一般的な反応です。また、依頼を実行したくないときにも使われます。この場合、間接的な「no」の言い方のようです。このフレーズをそのままで使うと、率直すぎるに聞こえる可能性があります。
「Hang out」とは、ネイティブスピーカーが日常の英会話でよく使う慣用句です。それは、特定の目的なしで、どこかで時間を過ごすこと、または誰かと時間を過ごすことを意味します。また、特定の目的がないため、「hang out」は暇な時間を過ごすことも暗示します。そして、よく特定の場所に頻繁に行き、そこで多くの時間を過ごすことも暗示する場合もあります。 “Hang out” is an idiomatic phrase you’ll hear native speakers use a lot in everyday English conversation. It means to spend time somewhere, or spend time with someone, with no particular purpose in mind. And because there is no particular purpose, “hang out” also implies spending free time. It can also imply that … 「Hang out」ってどういう意味？ Read More »
「Upset」は、いくつかの否定的な感情を意味します。状況に応じて、怒り、イライラ、失望、心配、または悲しみを意味する場合があります。これは英語の非常によく言われる単語であり、間違いなく知っておくべき言葉です。A: Are you OK?大丈夫？B: No. I'm upset.いいえ。動揺したよ。
英語のネイティブスピーカーですが、私もこの意味について全然分からないのです。「ナイスパニック」は間違いなくネイティブスピーカーが使用したことを聞いたことのあるフレーズではありません。また、英語でグーグルで検索しても、役に立つ結果は出ません。単なるナンセンスなフレーズのようです。
ネイティブがよく使う英語のフレーズを知りたいですか？実際のネイティブスピーカーから知りましょう。次のフレーズは全部、ネイティブスピーカーが間違いなく使うフレーズであり、間違いなくよく使われています。約束します！Definitely!確かに！ / 間違いなく！ / 絶対に！
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I went to Nara. I saw deer. There are many deer. What else did you do? Cats have whiskers. He has a beard and a mustache. Trump uses easy words on purpose. I’ve never heard of Wales.
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I got seasick when I was on a ship. I got carsick. I’m immune to the flu. Luckily I’ve never gotten the flu. I saw an eclipse.
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Look, watch, see。違いは何ですか？この英語/日本語のフラッシュカードでネイティブスピーカーがこの同様の動詞をどのように使うのかを学びましょう。
Loo, Watch, See Loo, Watch, See
I got a cramp in my leg. The people clapped.
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