どんなことを習っているか話してみよう

Talking about something that you're learning
習っている事を説明してみましょう。あなたが記載した回答に対して、この後講師がどんどん質問していきます。
生涯学ぶ者として、人は常に新しいことを学んで成長しています。それは趣味であったり、また新しい就職先で必要な技術であったりとさまざまです。それが時には楽しくてワクワクすることも、時には難しくて辛いこともありますよね。どちらにせよ、学ぶことは私たちにとって自分を成長させるとても大事なことです。
I heard that you're learning something. What is it like?
 
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I heard that you're learning something. What is it like?

Do you know Kintsugi? Kintsugi is a technique of repairing broken or chipped glass or ceramic vessels using lacquer and gold powder. I decided to learn kintsugi when my favorite matcha bowl cracked.

自然な表現

Do you know Kintsugi? Kintsugi is a technique of repairing broken or chipped glass or ceramic vessels using lacquer and gold powder. I decided to learn kintsugi when my favorite matcha bowl cracked.

1. Alternatively, you may use ''preferred''.
Kintsugi sounds fascinating! It's amazing how it turns something broken into a work of art. How did you first learn about Kintsugi, and what inspired you to start learning the technique after your matcha bowl cracked?

A colleague of mine is learning the tea ceremony and when I told her that my matcha bowl had cracked, she told me that I could fix it myself with kintsugi. There are various theories about its history, but it is said that the kintsugi technique as we know it today was born more than 400 years ago. They are from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to around the Edo period, during the "Chanoyu" period.

自然な表現

A colleague of mine is learning the tea ceremony and when I told her that my matcha bowl had cracked, she told me that I could fix it myself with kintsugi. There are various theories about its history, but it is said that the kintsugi technique, as we know it today, was born more than 400 years ago. It was from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to around the Edo period, during the "Chanoyu" period.

1. & 2. Use parenthetical commas to enclose additional or explanatory information that can be left out without affecting the meaning.
3. Use a singular pronoun and verb to refer to the period.
It's fascinating to learn about the history of kintsugi and how it originated during the Azuchi-Momoyama and Edo periods. What aspects of the kintsugi technique intrigue you the most?

It is wonderful from the perspective of the SDGs that by performing kintsugi, broken and chipped vessels can be used again. It should also be noted that the value of a c that has been fixed with the kintsugi technique may be higher than that of a macha bowl without chips.

自然な表現

It is wonderful from the perspective of the SDGs that by using kintsugi, broken and chipped vessels can be used again. It should also be noted that the value of a macha bowl that has been fixed with the kintsugi technique may be higher than that of a matcha bowl without chips.

1. Use ''using'' to mean make use of something as ''performing'' means act or do something.
2. Use ''matcha bowl'' as ''c'' is not a word.
3. Spelling correction.
  • discovery(発見)
  • improvement(向上、改善)
  • ambitious(大きな望みをもって、野心的な)
  • pursue((努力して)達成しようとする、(仕事などを)続ける)
  • citizen(国民、市民)
  • credential(s)(資格、資質)
  • online((名)オンライン、(形)ネットワーク上の)
  • compulsory(義務的な、必修の)
  • cognitive(認識の)
  • dementia(認知症)
  • The biggest room in the world is the room for self improvement.(世界で一番大きな部屋は、自分を磨くための部屋です。)
  • Students need to understand the importance of lifelong learning.(生涯学習の重要性を理解してもらう必要があります。)
  • You should choose an educational institution that suits you.(自分に合った教育機関を選ぶべきです。)
  • I'm thinking of furthering my education in order to increase my career opportunities.(仕事の幅を広げるために勉強を続けようと思っているんだ。)
  • She found a continuing education course that fits her schedule.(彼女は自分のスケジュールに合った継続教育コースを見つけました。)
  • It's never too late to learn something new.(新しいことを学ぶのに遅すぎることは決してない。)
  • Many believe that educated citizenry is vital for the survival of a society.(多くの人が、社会の存続には教育を受けた市民が不可欠だと考えています。)
  • Post-compulsory education can create positive change, not just in individuals, but in society as well.(義務教育後の教育は、個人だけでなく、社会にもポジティブな変化をもたらすことができます。)
  • Try looking into an online course.(オンラインコースを検討してみてください。)
  • The pursuit of knowledge should never end.(知識の追求は終わることがない。)

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