NHKラジオ英会話のディクテーション「便利フレーズ ー まさか」L85 2026/7/30

Onishi: はーい、ろーざさん、なぞなぞタイム。茨城県で有名な焼き物の街はどこでしょうか？

Roza: あー、分かんない。

Onishi: 笠間でした。まさかを逆に読むと、かさまとなります。

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: そのために言っただけでしょう。Akino Roza here.

David: And I'm David Evans. Sensei, a pun, だじゃれ, seriously?

Onishi: それではさっそく、はじめていきましょう。

David: Please be careful. This phrase carries unfiltered emotion, so we don't use it in formal situations.

Roza: That's right. It's commonly used in very casual instances, or between friends.

No way!

• That can't be right.
• Seriously?
• They canceled the meeting? You've got to be kidding me.

Roza: Way to go.

Seriously? Are you joking? I have an important meeting tomorrow. How can I do?

Roza: Well, you know what you are going to do now? You are gonna practice your pronunciation, yeah. OK, here is today's sentence.

• I just got an email from the tournament organizers.

All right, we have quite a few points to cover, so let's go through them one by one.

We'll start with just. The /t/ is very weak. just ... I just. All right.

Let's move on to got an email ... I just got an email. Great.

Now, from, hear the /ə/ sound, /ə/ ... from ... I just got an email from.

OK, and now let's go to tournament ... tournament organizers,

• I just got an email from the tournament organizers.

Great, now let's do the full sentence at natural speed.

• I just got an email from the tournament organizers.

One more time.

• I just got an email from the tournament organizers.

There were a few long words in this sentence, so if it was a little difficult, don't worry about it. You'll get it just fine. Excellent work.

夏の特別番組の案内がありました。8月15日午後3時からです。