本日最終回。前回に続いてリスニングのまとめでも。
いやー、この番組の長文字幕無しリスニングはたまに自信を無くしたことも。
普通は聞き取れる文章が聞き取れないことにびっくりしたり。
なかなか面白かったです!リスニング部分をぜひ教材に^^
音の謎解きルール10
[v"] [t"] [d"] + you = 音が変わる
最後の音が[v] [t] [d]の単語の後にyouがくると、つながって音が変わります。"have you"は「ハヴュ」と聞こえます。
A: What kept you! I thought you were going to hurry!
B: I did hurry. And I'm not late. I told you I'd get here after lunch.
A: But it's three o'clock! What have you been doing all this time? Eating?
Visit the U.S.A. 「薬局での説明」
OK. I've got your prescription ready. It includes skin lotion plus pills. Perhaps your doctor told you, but you can apply the lotion whenever you feel itchiness. Yet you should only take one pill a day, always before bed. It will control the itchiness and make you feel drowsy, which will help you sleep.
音の謎解きルール11
くだけた会話では、2つの単語が結びついて音が変わる
くだけた会話では"want to"は、"wanna"(ワナ)に変わり、"have to" は、"hafta"(ハフタ)に変わって聞こえます。
A: Oh, I'm thirsty. That water looks too good. I have to have a drink right now.
B: Wait, wait! We don't want to break any Japanese customs. I'm going to ask that guy over there if it's alright.
A: OK, but he's got to be as hot as I am. I'm sure he'll want to have a drink, too.
Visit the U.S.A. 「駅員の説明」
This train doesn't stop in Baltimore. You're on the wrong platform. You want the train on Platform 8, but it won't be arriving for another hour. If you would've been there ten minutes ago, you could've caught the express to Baltimore. But now you've got an hour to kill.
音の謎解きルール12
助動詞 + have/not= 短くなる
"have"は助動詞と結びつくと[h]の音が落ちて、短くなってしまいます。
たとえば、"should have"は"should've"(シュダヴ)、"will not"は"won't"(ウオゥントゥ)と短くなります。
A: Why don't you put your arm around her? It would've made a better shot.
B: I should've, but... do you think she would mind?
A: I doubt it. Let's ask if she won't mind one more.
Visit the U.S.A. 「警察官の説明」
Well, if your credit card is missing, you ought to telephone your credit card company right away. You'll want to have them cancel your card. But before you call, I think you have to retrace your steps and hunt again. You want to make sure it's really gone before you call. For example, you could've left it in your hotel room.
いやー、この番組の長文字幕無しリスニングはたまに自信を無くしたことも。
普通は聞き取れる文章が聞き取れないことにびっくりしたり。
なかなか面白かったです!リスニング部分をぜひ教材に^^
音の謎解きルール10
[v"] [t"] [d"] + you = 音が変わる
最後の音が[v] [t] [d]の単語の後にyouがくると、つながって音が変わります。"have you"は「ハヴュ」と聞こえます。
A: What kept you! I thought you were going to hurry!
B: I did hurry. And I'm not late. I told you I'd get here after lunch.
A: But it's three o'clock! What have you been doing all this time? Eating?
Visit the U.S.A. 「薬局での説明」
OK. I've got your prescription ready. It includes skin lotion plus pills. Perhaps your doctor told you, but you can apply the lotion whenever you feel itchiness. Yet you should only take one pill a day, always before bed. It will control the itchiness and make you feel drowsy, which will help you sleep.
音の謎解きルール11
くだけた会話では、2つの単語が結びついて音が変わる
くだけた会話では"want to"は、"wanna"(ワナ)に変わり、"have to" は、"hafta"(ハフタ)に変わって聞こえます。
A: Oh, I'm thirsty. That water looks too good. I have to have a drink right now.
B: Wait, wait! We don't want to break any Japanese customs. I'm going to ask that guy over there if it's alright.
A: OK, but he's got to be as hot as I am. I'm sure he'll want to have a drink, too.
Visit the U.S.A. 「駅員の説明」
This train doesn't stop in Baltimore. You're on the wrong platform. You want the train on Platform 8, but it won't be arriving for another hour. If you would've been there ten minutes ago, you could've caught the express to Baltimore. But now you've got an hour to kill.
音の謎解きルール12
助動詞 + have/not= 短くなる
"have"は助動詞と結びつくと[h]の音が落ちて、短くなってしまいます。
たとえば、"should have"は"should've"(シュダヴ)、"will not"は"won't"(ウオゥントゥ)と短くなります。
A: Why don't you put your arm around her? It would've made a better shot.
B: I should've, but... do you think she would mind?
A: I doubt it. Let's ask if she won't mind one more.
Visit the U.S.A. 「警察官の説明」
Well, if your credit card is missing, you ought to telephone your credit card company right away. You'll want to have them cancel your card. But before you call, I think you have to retrace your steps and hunt again. You want to make sure it's really gone before you call. For example, you could've left it in your hotel room.
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by ami2026k
| 2007-09-24 23:57
| NHK語学講座/study