「Please」の使い方と日本語の「ください」の使い方は少し違います。うちの生徒はよく間違えます。

間違えポイントは文法の順番です。日本語の下さいは使いやすいですよね。

動詞 + ください

名詞 + ください

しかし、英語の「please」は

PLEASE + 動詞

1. Please bring some beer.
2. Please don’t pick your nose.
3. Please tell Bryce that I love him.
4. Please shutup.

名詞 + PLEASE

1. An example please.
2. Coffee please.
3. I want two beers and some fish & chips please.
4. Can I have a day-off please?

もちろんこの文法が間違えったら、問題ではないと思うけど、正し順番は覚えやすいです。

Here are 6 words you ought to remember.

Here are some examples about my life.

• Bryce is always right.
• Most of my students often drink alcohol.
• Sometimes, I like to walk around in my underpants.
• I seldom write kanji.
• My wife never apologizes.

Easy, don’t you think?

A useful word to know in English is “fault“, or “所為” in Japanese.

Here are some common usages.

• This is your fault.
• It’s Bryce’s fault that we’re late.
• It’s not my fault !
• Whose fault is this?
• You are at fault.  You’d better apologize.
• The investigation found many people to be at fault.

Give it a try.  But it’s not my fault if you make a mistake!!!

ホームページを見た方に聞かれた質問は

「…..外国人の同僚は I’M OK と言うけど、たまに OKと言います。何が違いますか？」

「I’M OK」と「OK」は似ているけど全く違う意味です

例えば。



質問：Would you like something to drink?



答えA：I’m OK.（いいえ。大丈夫です。）

答えB：OK.（はい。お願いします。）

でも、どちらも、違った声の調子やボディランゲッジを使います。OK?

「Move」は便利な動詞です。すぐ使える意味は

1. 動かす

• Who moved my bag?
• She moved her lips silently.
• Please move your car, I can’t exit.

2. 動く

• Don’t move! There’s a snake behind you.
• Something big is moving outside.
• He moves like a dancer.

3. 感動する

• This book is quite moving.
• I was moved by your speech.
• Her passionate dance moved me.

4. 引っ越しする

• Recently, I moved to Okinawa
• Can you help me move on the weekend?
• I want to move to a bigger apartment.