NHKラジオ英会話のディクテーション「配置を表す動詞① ー putの基本：気軽にポン！」L94 2025/8/21

Onishi: さぁ今日も、もりだくさんの内容となっています。こんな分量を毎日やってたら、すぐできるようになりますよ。がんばっていきましょう。

ラジオ英会話、ハートでつかめ英語の極意、講師の大西泰斗です。

Roza: Hey guys. This is Akino Roza. Let's put some spice in this lesson.

David: Wow, good one, Roza. Hi everyone. I'm David Evans.

Onishi: それでは、さっそく始めていきましょう。

• I put a sign over the entrance.
• I put Ken in charge of the budget.
• Could you please put your signature here?

Roza: Fantastic.

Paul was put in charge of decoration of the party. He put flowers on all the tables and put big banner on the wall. He certainly used hundreds dollars just for balloons.

Roza: Hey guys. Guess what? it's time to practice our pronunciation. Are you ready? Today's phrase is "Then put a little salt in the eggs" ...

I know it might sound difficult, but it's actually not too bad if you break it down, so let's do that. Mainly we'll focus on these two spots, put a little ... and in the ...

You ready? OK, repeat after me. put a little ... Then put a little ... Great, now let's go to in the ... in the eggs ...

Perfect, all right, are you ready to put them together? Here is the full sentence.

• Then put a little salt in the eggs.

One more time.

• Then put a little salt in the eggs.

I hope this pronunciation practice put a little fun in your day. You are doing fantastic, keep going.

Onishi: Hum, hundreds of dollars just on balloons, it must be a huge party.

David: Sensei, you seriously don't remember?

Onishi: Oh no.

David: This was your birthday party last year.

Onishi: Oh really?

David: You didn't even notice?

Roza: David, he's had so many birthdays, like so so many birthdays.

David: Ah, they all blend together, huh?

Onishi: というわけで、今日はこの辺で。

All: Bye.