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Recently,  I've liked TV programs that ask people why they came to Japan?

 

Recently, 5 people whom I have helped find to new jobs said that they wanted to quit.

so the recruiters at each company asked me what happened.

 

My parents are always looking for new restaurants.

 

※parents means both parent.

 

BS has one animal program called 'Animal Planet'

Most of the stories are sad. 

-How so?

The story that I watched yesterday was about 〔 Russian tigers going extinct.〕　←ここには、nが入る

The hotel that I stayed at yesterday was nice.

 

Have you ever been to go to Russia?

-My uncle has been there, and I heard that

he wasn't allowed  to go there unsupervised.

He had to be escorted around.

 

the Trans Siberian Express

 

a　bowl of cerial

a bowl of rice

 

 

I had a problem digesting.

daɪdʒɛ́stɪŋ

 

I don't know which way is better because I always eat breakfast.

 

I don't eat rice in the morning.

If I ate it, it would bother my stomach.

when I eat it, it bothers my stomach.

 

Sometimes I feel hungry in the morning.

On those days, I eat a big breakfast.

 

big breakfast ←→　heavy breakfast

 

Sometimes I work late.

On those days, I eat gyudon.

 

 

 

Korny 's lessen

 

I got a bad sunbarn.  ←　red, hurts　

I got a suntan. ←dark

 

My school has a bordinghouse near Mt. Fuji.

 

That outing is unique to my shool.

That tradition is unique to my company.

 

 

During my homestay I had to experience Hallowen.

                              I got to ～　　　

 

had to : reruirement　「やらされ」

get to: privilege   「積極的に参加した／楽しかった」という感情

 

★longman

http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/privilege_1

〔singular]something that you are lucky to have the chance to do, and that you enjoy very much

the privilege of doing something

Today, wehavetheprivilegeof listening to two very unusual men.

 

子供：oh,, I have to watch this movie...

母親 you say, you get to watch this movie

 

You don't have the privilege to buy nicethings if you don't work.

 

I rode a lot of roller coasters.

 

I tried the free-falling ride.

I tride the coffee cup ride.

 

I wouldn't call them rollercoasters.

＝I don't think they count as rollercoasters.

 

It's so scary that some people don't ever make it  to the end.