ラジオ英会話ディクテーション「発言パターン ー 不測の事態に備える」L137 2026/10/20

Onishi: ♪君たち後期の子（ゴーゴー）、ぼくたち前期の子（ゴーゴー）、一度の人生大事な時間♫・・・みなさん、本日をもって私、前期高齢者になりました。イェーイ！

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: Akino Roza here.

David: And I'm David Evans. All right guys, it's time to go go!

Onishi: それでは、さっそくはじめていきましょう。

Keep it just in case.

• Let's leave early to be on the safe side.
• It's always good to be prepared.
• Let's leave a little early. Better safe than sorry.
• Let's check the weather one more time. It can't hurt.

David: Good work.

Let's arrive at the airport at least before 3 hours* to be on the safe side. It can't hurt. We can take our time.

David: OK everyone. Let's practice our pronunciation today, OK? Better safe than sorry. It can't hurt, right? All right. Here is today's phrase.

• Keep it just in case.

All right. It's a short phrase today, but we can make it nice and smooth, so let's practice together.

First up, let's join keep and it. It sounds like this. keep it ...

All right. Next up is just + in. just in ...

"just in case" is a very high frequency phrase, so it's good to master these 3 words together. Let's practice it a couple of times. just in case ...

OK, let's put it all together now.

• Keep it just in case.

All right. We're ready for natural speed. Here we go.

• Keep it just in case.

All right. That's a cool thing to say to someone, so be sure to use it sometimes, all right. Great work guys.

Onishi: Hey, I'll look for senior discounts, it can't hurt.

David: Well, it certainly won't hurt your wallet, that's for sure.

Roza: Well Sensei, I don't think you should. People won't believe you.

David: True, true.

Onishi: Thank you so much. というわけで、今日はこの辺で。

All: Bye.

Roza: たまにはほめてあげないとね。