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English Go Lesson#5
こんにちは!
カフェと囲碁ひだまりのMayuです。
・世界のどこかに囲碁カフェをつくること
・100年企業にすること
を目標に日々生きています。
昨日は時間がなくてnote更新できず。
今日からまた毎日頑張ります。
世界に出ていくには絶対英語が必要なので、
毎日英語のレッスンを受けています。
今日も大量にインプット!!
【No matter howの使い方】
No matter how hungry you are, you should say "Itadakimasu" before you eat dinner.
No matter how busy you are, you should call your parents at least once a month.
今回の気付き:今までYou'd betterはした方が良いと使っていたけれど、これは親しい人、または目下の人に使う英語だった。
You'd betterよりもshouldの方が良く、もっと丁寧に言うならばyou might want to~。
【盤の説明】
A:Firstly, I played Tengen.
A:You can play a white stone anywhere you want.
B:What a good move to make?
A:You might want to play on a star point.
B:What is "star point"?
A:The star points are the dots.
B:I see.
A:I played a black stone one space away from the white stone(my other stone).
【インタビューに対しての自分の回答】
The interview reminded me of a book named "Kamigami no Itadaki".
The book is a novel about the summit of Everest.
The main character is a photographer in his mid-40s.
He takes pictures of mountaineers.
He met a legendary mountaineer when he traveled to Kathmando in Nepal.
The main character decided to challenge himself by climbing Everest with a mountaineer.
However, I remembered the beauty of portraying the landscape rather than the story.
×decided to challenged climbing mountain
〇decided to challenge himself by ~
〇deceided to take on the challenge of ~
サポートして頂いた皆さまには後悔させません!