Thank you for the daily uploads! The degree of difficulty is 2. Difficult to hear words are #6 the egg, #12 anchor, #17 amenities, #19 closure Couldn’t translate are #1 proffered time, #7 out of battery
Thank you for providing me the new sentences. I've never bomb out foods using a microwave. But when my son was 12 years old, he did it to warm a miso soup for himself. The cup was made of wood. As he always looked at my wife and me how to warm foods, especially product icy foods, for example, pasta, pilaf etc. So, one day he challenged to warm his miso soup. Unfortunately, the cup including it was melted from part to part. It seemed to be human skin like Kheroid that humans were burned. My son was so disappointed to see it. But my wife and me gentled him to say, 'Everyone makes a mistake. We're happy for you to try to do something by yourself. You cannot warm wooden stuffs. Next time, take care." Children obtain a knowledge to see closed person, or their parents. See you tomorrow.
It’s wonderful that you and your wife handled the situation so kindly and encouraged him-mistakes are such a great way to learn! I’m sure your son looks back on that experience with a smile now. Merry Christmas!
Thank you for watching! In the United States, microwave fires occur frequently. This is partly due to the culture of eating popcorn, and some products require a heating time of anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes. If you heat popcorn meant for 5 minutes for about 30 minutes, it will start to smoke. Popcorn fires happen frequently.
Thank you for your question! Yes, you're absolutely correct! The verb "was" agrees with the subject of the sentence, which is "A set." The word "and" in the phrase "of towel and amenities" might confuse you because it gives the impression of multiple items. If the subject were plural, such as "Towels and amenities," the verb would be "were" instead: Towels and amenities were brought to the room. The word "anchor" can also refer to the last runner in a relay race. In sports, the "anchor" runner is the one who runs the final leg of the race, often chosen for their speed or ability to handle pressure. It's a different meaning from a "TV anchor," but both share the concept of being central or important in their roles
Thank you for asking that. This sentence #14 "a" is correct. The pronunciation of "a" in this sentence might sound like a short, quick "uh" or even somewhat like "if" to some ears. In natural spoken English, the article "a" is typically pronounced with a short schwa sound /ə/, which is very quick and unstressed. It might sound like: "uh" in "uh five-dollar voucher." This is different from the more emphasized pronunciation /eɪ/ (like in the alphabet) which is used when "a" is stressed or spoken alone for clarity. In this case, the speakers chosen to speak in short quick "a".
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いつもありがとう！
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sit back, anchor, rowdy
Merry Christmas! I was not expecting people to comment today. THank you
本日もご視聴ありがとうございます！
anchorは意味がパッと出てこないですね。
Thank you for the daily uploads!
The degree of difficulty is 2.
Difficult to hear words are
#6 the egg, #12 anchor, #17 amenities, #19 closure
Couldn’t translate are
#1 proffered time, #7 out of battery
評価ありがとうございます！
Thank you! Looked like you are catching up on the videos
２.５ levels
Merry Christmas！Thank you!
評価ありがとうございます！
おはようございます
今朝は少し易しかったので
2.0～2.5にします。
明日もよろしくお願いします🙇♀️
Merry Christmas！Thank you!
本日もご視聴ありがとうございます！
Thank you for providing me the new sentences. I've never bomb out foods using a microwave. But when my son was 12 years old, he did it to warm a miso soup for himself. The cup was made of wood. As he always looked at my wife and me how to warm foods, especially product icy foods, for example, pasta, pilaf etc. So, one day he challenged to warm his miso soup. Unfortunately, the cup including it was melted from part to part. It seemed to be human skin like Kheroid that humans were burned. My son was so disappointed to see it. But my wife and me gentled him to say, 'Everyone makes a mistake. We're happy for you to try to do something by yourself. You cannot warm wooden stuffs. Next time, take care." Children obtain a knowledge to see closed person, or their parents. See you tomorrow.
It’s wonderful that you and your wife handled the situation so kindly and encouraged him-mistakes are such a great way to learn! I’m sure your son looks back on that experience with a smile now. Merry Christmas!
Thank you for watching! In the United States, microwave fires occur frequently. This is partly due to the culture of eating popcorn, and some products require a heating time of anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes. If you heat popcorn meant for 5 minutes for about 30 minutes, it will start to smoke. Popcorn fires happen frequently.
@@hiyokoenglish Okay, thank you for your advice.
3！Thank you！
#１７のｂｅ動詞がWasの理由は、主語が”A set”だからですよね！wasの直前でandが来ているので一瞬困惑しました！😅また、Anchorは運動会の徒競走で最後に走るアンカーって意味も含んでいますか？
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
Anchorには「支え、(家族の)大黒柱」やリレーの最終者などとしても意味がありますね。私は陸上競技出身なので、アンカーと言う言葉には馴染みがありますね！
Thank you for your question!
Yes, you're absolutely correct! The verb "was" agrees with the subject of the sentence, which is "A set." The word "and" in the phrase "of towel and amenities" might confuse you because it gives the impression of multiple items.
If the subject were plural, such as "Towels and amenities," the verb would be "were" instead:
Towels and amenities were brought to the room.
The word "anchor" can also refer to the last runner in a relay race. In sports, the "anchor" runner is the one who runs the final leg of the race, often chosen for their speed or ability to handle pressure. It's a different meaning from a "TV anchor," but both share the concept of being central or important in their roles
14番ですが、aの発音が数回ifになってます
Thank you for asking that. This sentence #14 "a" is correct. The pronunciation of "a" in this sentence might sound like a short, quick "uh" or even somewhat like "if" to some ears.
In natural spoken English, the article "a" is typically pronounced with a short schwa sound /ə/, which is very quick and unstressed. It might sound like:
"uh" in "uh five-dollar voucher."
This is different from the more emphasized pronunciation /eɪ/ (like in the alphabet) which is used when "a" is stressed or spoken alone for clarity.
In this case, the speakers chosen to speak in short quick "a".
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
正直なところ、純日本人の私にもifのように聞こえました。
Q先生や他ネイティブに相談したところ「これもaの音声の範囲」と回答を受けました。次回からはなるべくこのような音声を減らしていけたらと思います。
3.0
Merry Christmas！
評価ありがとうございます！