レッスン詳細

天気について話してみよう

Talking about the weather

今日の天気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。

今日はどんな天気ですか？天気は世界共通の話題です。天気について話して、会話のきっかけを掴んでみましょう！

How is the weather today?

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How is the weather today?

Today's gonna be sunny.

自然な表現

Today's gonna be sunny.

1. This is an alternative expression you can use: "going to".
2. This is an alternative expression you can use: "cloudless".

I see what you mean. I really love sunny weather! What kind of weather do you like the most personally?

I love sunny weather, too. I feel good when it's sunny. I want to do action.

自然な表現

I love sunny weather, too. I feel good when it's sunny. I want to be active.

1. This is a better phrase to use in this context.

Is it mostly sunny during autumn in your country? How is the weather during autumn? When does winter begin?

Yes, it is. For example, Sports day is often held in Autumn because it is mostly sunny. It is comfortable. But Autumn is very short time. Winter will come soon.

自然な表現

Yes, it is. For example, Sports Day is often held in autumn because it is mostly sunny. It is comfortable. However, autumn is a very short time. Winter will come soon.

1. The name of something is a proper noun, and we spell it with an upper-case letter.
2. & 4. The word is in the middle of the sentence, so there is no need for an upper-case letter.
3. We never start a sentence with this conjunction, you can use adverbs instead, such as "however" or "moreover".
5. You need the indefinite article "a" when referring to a non-specific, singular noun mentioned for the first time, in this case, modified by an adjective.

That’s true, autumn passes so quickly but it’s such a nice season for outdoor events like Sports Day. The cool and sunny weather makes it perfect for activities. What kind of outdoor things do you like to do before winter arrives?

That's correct. I think so, too. I want to do BBQ outside. My friend has started operating of cottages in Shiga. I'm gonna visit there with my family this weekend.

自然な表現

That's correct. I think so, too. I want to have a BBQ outside. My friend has started operating cottages in Shiga. I'm gonna visit there with my family this weekend.

1. The verb "to have" means "to organize and bring about".
2. You need the indefinite article "a" when referring to a non-specific, singular noun mentioned for the first time.
3. In this case, the verb "operate" is a transitive verb, and it needs to be followed by a direct object.

That sounds like a wonderful plan! Congratulations on your friend's new business! What do you expect to see there?

Yes, he is very proactive. I want to feel nature and relax there.

自然な表現

Yes, he is very proactive. I want to feel the nature and relax there.

1. Use the definite article when referring to something specific or unique.

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