水曜晩。ミッドウィークだけど、大盛り上がり
金曜晩3部屋同時進行。
どこの部屋も、キャーキャー言ってて笑。
大人ばっかで水曜の晩にお酒もなしで、しかも日本語で無く英語で集まって盛り上がれるって凄いなーって思った!!
7:30pm 5/11 session
Today we talked about why we want to learn English. Answers included wanting to go overseas to talk to local communities. We also talked about our favourite food, hobbies and the differences between Australian and Japanese culture (there are many differences!). Our favourite hobbies include hiking, fishing and eating. We also talked about our jobs and what working hours are like in Japan and Australia.
What are your hobbies?
Where do you recommend to visit in Japan?
Where do you recommend to go hiking in Hinase?
What do you think the differences between Australian and Japanese cultures are?
Words we learnt today:
Tiring (Tsukareru): “Looking after my kids is very tiring”
Landmark (Randomāku): “A famous landmark in Japan is Tokyo train station”
Vandalism (Hakai kōi): Japanese people do not like vandalism
Peaceful (Heiwana): Going to a garden is very peaceful
Diverse (Tayōna): There is a diverse range of food in Melbourne
Miss (O jō): I do not miss my brother
Afford (Afōdo): If I have a lot of money I can afford nice things
Accomodation (Shukuhaku shisetsu): I am staying at a really nice accomodation tonight
Bunk beds (Nidanbeddo): When I was younger I slept in bunk beds
Big occasion (Ōkina kikai): In Australia, we celebrate big occasions with parties
Intimate (Shinmitsuna): What do you want to learn? Culture
Australian vs. Japan culture
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