Momoko To Nihongo あさラジオ Ep.115
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3月１１日（金）今日の天気は晴れのち曇り。気温は１８度です。
今日は３.11、日本で大きい地震と津波が起こって、福島の原発の爆発があった日ですね。
あれからもう１１年も経ったんですね。早いな〜。
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今日のトピックは「ことわざ」です。
今日は、会話の中でよく使うことわざについて話します。
ことわざは英語で Proverbですね。
ことわざは、生活の中でよく起こることを説明している短いフレーズのことです。
例えば、「失敗は成功のもと」。
失敗：failure
成功：success
もと：origin
= Failure teaches success.
これはことわざですね。
友達が仕事で失敗して落ち込んでいる時に「大丈夫！失敗は成功のもとでしょ。次はうまくいくよ」とアドバイスできます。
失敗する：to make a mistake
落ち込む：to be depressed / be sad
「失敗は成功のもと」です。みなさんも日本語の会話でぜひ使ってみてくださいね。
はい、じゃあ今日はもう一つ、便利で使いやすいことわざを教えますよ。
「急がば回れ」
急がば回れ・・・。どんな意味だと思いますか？
急ぐ：to be hurry, 回る：to go around
この意味は「急ぐなら、遠回りしなさい」という意味です。
遠回りする：to take a long way around
= If you're in a hurry, take the long way.
たとえばね、あなたは急いでいます！日本語レッスンがあるのに、遅れています。
その時、信号が赤になりました。
信号：traffic light
どうしますか？誰もいなかったら、急いでその信号をわたりますか？
はい、もちろんだめですよね。急いでもいいことがないんです。
だから、急がない方がいいです。
「急がば回れ」
これは日本語の勉強についても言えます。
日本語の勉強をする時、早く日本語が上手になりたいから、便利なアプリや教科書をたくさん買って、急いで勉強しますよね。
でも、急いで勉強したら、勉強した言葉をすぐに忘れてしまうかもしれません。
だから急いでもいいことがないんですね。
「急がば回れ」です。
みなさんもゆっくり、自分のペースで楽しく日本語を勉強してくださいね〜！
今日も聞いてくれてありがとうございました。
じゃあまたね。
Friday, March 11, today's weather is sunny and cloudy. The temperature is 18 degrees.
Today is 3.11, the day of the big earthquake and tsunami in Japan and the explosion of the nuclear power plant in Fukushima.
It has already been 11 years since then. How fast it has passed!
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Today's topic is "Proverb".
Today we will talk about proverbs that we often use in conversation.
Today we will talk about a proverb that is often used in conversation.
A proverb is a short phrase that describes something that happens often in life.
For example, "Failure is the basis of success.
Failure: FAILURE
Success: SUCCESS
Source: origin
= Failure teaches success.
This is a proverb.
When a friend is depressed because of a failure at work, you say, "Don't worry! Failure is the source of success, right? You will do better next time.
To fail: to make a mistake
To be depressed / be sad
Failure is the source of success. Please try to use it in your Japanese conversation.
Yes, well, today I will teach you another proverb that is useful and easy to use.
Haste makes speed.
Hurry up and turn... What do you think it means?
To be in a hurry: to be hurry, to go around: to go around
This meaning is "If you are in a hurry, take the long way around.
Take a long way around: to take a long way around
= If you're in a hurry, take the long way.
For example, if you're in a hurry! I have a Japanese lesson, but I am late.
At that time, the traffic light turned red.
Signal: traffic light
What do you want to do? If there was no one there, would you cross that traffic light in a hurry?
Yes, of course not. There is no good in rushing.
So it is better not to rush.
If you are in a hurry, you will be in a hurry.
This can also be said about studying Japanese.
When you study Japanese, you want to get good at Japanese as soon as possible, so you buy a lot of useful apps and textbooks and rush to study.
But if you rush to study, you may soon forget the language you studied.
So there is no good in rushing.
It's "hurry up, hurry up, hurry up.
I hope you all take your time and enjoy studying Japanese at your own pace~!
Thank you again for listening today.
See you later.
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