On November 1, we had Niimi International Exchange Association's English Lesson #1(Niimi English Salon #141).
We had 28 attendatns including Niimi ALTs, regulars of Niimi English Salon, and participants of NIEA's English Lesson.
This time we learned how to introduce ourselves.
I made this original dialogue myself.
At a party
Takeshi: Excuse me, but could you pass me the dressing, please?
Mr. Douglas: Oh, here you are.
Takeshi: This is a nice party, isn’t it? Hello, my name is Takeshi Yasuda.
Mr. Douglas: Hello, my name is Brett Douglas. Nice to meet you, Takeshi.
Takeshi: Nice to meet you too. I am a college student here in Niimi.
Mr. Douglas: I am a diplomat at the New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo.
Takeshi: How long have you been in Japan?
Mr. Douglas: I have been in Japan for about a year now.
Takeshi: How do you like (living in) Japan?
Mr. Douglas: I like it very much. I especially like the friendly people and the beautiful nature here.
I had a similar situation at the US Independence Day Party when I was a college student volunteering for Kanagawa Students' Guide Federetion.
I met a diplomat of New Zealand Embassy at the party.
I divided the class into 6 groups for self introduction practice.
We had fun lerning English.
We had 28 attendatns including Niimi ALTs, regulars of Niimi English Salon, and participants of NIEA's English Lesson.
This time we learned how to introduce ourselves.
I made this original dialogue myself.
At a party
Takeshi: Excuse me, but could you pass me the dressing, please?
Mr. Douglas: Oh, here you are.
Takeshi: This is a nice party, isn’t it? Hello, my name is Takeshi Yasuda.
Mr. Douglas: Hello, my name is Brett Douglas. Nice to meet you, Takeshi.
Takeshi: Nice to meet you too. I am a college student here in Niimi.
Mr. Douglas: I am a diplomat at the New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo.
Takeshi: How long have you been in Japan?
Mr. Douglas: I have been in Japan for about a year now.
Takeshi: How do you like (living in) Japan?
Mr. Douglas: I like it very much. I especially like the friendly people and the beautiful nature here.
I had a similar situation at the US Independence Day Party when I was a college student volunteering for Kanagawa Students' Guide Federetion.
I met a diplomat of New Zealand Embassy at the party.
I divided the class into 6 groups for self introduction practice.
We had fun lerning English.