日米会話学院 Podcasting

We cover three phrases used to avoid answering someone's questions. The phrases are, I'd rather not say. Oh, Let's not go there and It's none of your business.

The blending of words and reductions in English sometimes makes it difficult to understand. In the episode we help Yoshiko understand the reduced phrase "What do you do?" and the word "line", as in the phrase "what line of work are you in?".

Even the easiest of greetings can be confusing. So why don't you give this episode a listen, no matter what your level.

Even the easiest of greetings can be confusing. So why don't you give this episode a listen, no matter what your level.

What kind of conversation should you expect if you are stopped for speeding by the police. Nichibei student Satoshi explores this question with Kevin.

What kind of conversation should you expect if you are stopped for speeding by the police. Nichibei student Satoshi explores this question with Kevin.

Satomi has another question for Glenn. This time her question is about the words and language of clearing security.

Nichibei Kaiwa Gakuin student Satomi gets to experience what it's like getting fingerprinted by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.

Satomi has another question for Glenn. This time her question is about the words and language of clearing security.

Nichibei Kaiwa Gakuin student Satomi gets to experience what it's like getting fingerprinted by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.