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English USA
Lesson 57, Part 1

1.


 

年齢と住所を告げることを学びます。マーティンは近隣の住民と地域の公園をきれいにするための嘆願書(petition)を回覧するために公園に来ています。彼らは公園に来ている人たちに嘆願書を読み、署名することを依頼します。

  This is English USA, on the Voice of America. Now, Lesson 57, Part 1.
   

 

CYNTHIA:

Good morning, Martin.

 

MARTIN:

Good morning. How are you?

 

CYNTHIA:

Fine thanks.

 

MARTIN:

I'm happy you could come today.

 

CYNTHIA:

I'm happy to help out. Did you finish the petition?

 

MARTIN:

Yes, last week. It's ready. Do you want to read it?

 

CYNTHIA:

Of course. I want to sign it too.

 

MARTIN:

Here. The petition asks the city to put trash containers at each corner of the park.

 

CYNTHIA:

Good. It's not very clean or very neat. It has too much paper, glass bottles, and trash. Do we need a petition?

 

MARTIN:

I think so. Dr. Sanders has asked the city to put trash containers in the park many times. Some of the trash is dangerous for children.

 

CYNTHIA:

The petition looks good. I'll sign mine now.

 

MARTIN:

Answer the other questions too.

 

CYNTHIA:

What do I need to do now?

 

MARTIN:

Ask everyone to sign.

 

CYNTHIA:

OK. I'm going to the other side of the park. You stay here.

 

MARTIN:

Thanks. I'm going to start with those ladies over there. Good morning, ladies.

 

OLIVE:

Do I know you?

 

MARTIN:

Maybe. I live in that building over there.

 

ROBERTA:

Good morning.

 

MARTIN:

I have a petition. Will you read it?

 

OLIVE:

I don't sign petitions.

 

ROBERTA:

What is it about?

 

MARTIN:

It's about this park. We want to clean it up.

 

OLIVE:

You don't need a petition for that.

 

MARTIN:

We want the city to put trash containers at each corner.

 

OLIVE:

Well, they should.

 

ROBERTA:

Then you should sign the petition, Olive.

 

OLIVE:

I'll read it.

 

ROBERTA:

I'll sign it.

 

MARTIN:

May I ask some questions?

 

ROBERTA:

All right.

 

MARTIN:

Do you live in the neighborhood?

 

ROBERTA:

Yes. I live at 128, 36th Street.

 

MARTIN:

When were you born?

 

ROBERTA:

I was born in 1922.

 

MARTIN:

How long have you lived in this neighborhood?

 

ROBERTA:

Oh, about 50 years. I came here when I married.

 

MARTIN:

That's wonderful. Please sign you name here. What's your name?

 

OLIVE:

Olive Maglocci.

 

MARTIN:

How old are you?

 

OLIVE:

It's none of your business.

 

ROBERTA:

Oh, Olive. She's 75 years old.

 

MARTIN:

Where do you live?

 

OLIVE:

I live at 1783 Parkway.

 

MARTIN:

Where is that? Is it near here?

 

OLIVE:

No. I don't live in this neighborhood.

 

ROBERTA:

She's visiting me.

 

MARTIN:

Oh, I see. I'm sorry. Only people in the neighborhood can sign the petition.

 

OLIVE:

Why? The park needs to be cleaned up.

 

2.

婦人たちがマーティンに住所を告げる様子をもう一度聴いてください。

 

MARTIN:

Where do you live?

 

ROBERTA:

I live at 128, 36th Street.

 

OLIVE:

I live at 1783 Parkway.

(例) I live at seventeen dash sixteen, three-chome, Nagata-cyo.
     私は永田町3丁目17-16に住んでいます。

 

3.
 

これからマーティンがあなたに質問しますので答えてください。その後、ストーリーは続きます。

 

MARTIN:

How old are you?

 

YOU:

[I am --- years old.]

 

 

 

 

MARTIN:

When were you born?

 

YOU:

[I was born in ----.]

 

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Where do you live?

 

YOU:

[I live at----.]

 

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Where were you born?

 

YOU:

[I was born in -----.]

 

 

 

 

MARTIN:

Thank you very much.

 

ROBERTA:

You're welcome. Goodbye.

 

MARTIN:

Bye, Bye.

 

ROBERTA:

Olive, you don't live at 1783 Parkway.

 

OLIVE:

I know that. I know where I live.

 

ROBERTA:

You told him you live at 1783 Parkway.

 

OLIVE:

I don't tell strangers where I live.

 

ROBERTA:

I should tell him.

 

OLIVE:

No, you shouldn't. I can't sign the petition anyway. You told him my age. I don't tell anyone my age.

 

ROBERTA:

Why not?

 

OLIVE:

It's none of their business.

 

ROBERTA:

You're 75 years old. You look very good. For 75.

Lesson 57, Part 1はこれで終わりです。

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