NHKラジオ英会話のディクテーション「前置詞 on ② ー 線上」L3 2025/4/2

Onishi: いやぁ中央線に乗ると、いつも高尾山まで行きたくなっちゃうんですよね。

Roza: へぇ、行ったことあるの？

Onishi: ない。

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 everyone. This is Akino Roza.

David: And I’m David Evans.

Onishi: それでは、さっそく始めていきましょう。

Ohnishi: Hey David, what’s the difference between “grab a seat” and “take a seat”?

David: Ah, “take a seat” is very formal. It’s like 着席. So, “grab a seat” is much more casual. It’s more appropriate here.

• I met him on my way home.
• I’m on good terms with my neighbors.
• My parents keep on telling me to speak clearly.

Roza: Fantastic.

I’m on good terms with my colleagues but only one I’m not. He always (割り込む) on the meeting. If he continues on （時間切れ）

David: OK, it’s time for today’s pronunciation polish. Are you ready? Frist, let’s take a look at today’s sentence. My parents keep on telling me to speak clearly …

All right, today there are two focus points, so let’s zoom in. First is keep on. Let’s link these sounds, OK? keep_on … All right, next is speak clearly. These two words have the same sound so, let’s link them. speak_clearly …

All right, good job so far, now let’s try them in the sentence.

• My parents keep_on telling me to speak_clearly.

Did you do it? Let’s try one more time.

• My parents keep_on telling me to speak_clearly.

Fantastic work today. Don’t worry, if you can’t master it at first. Just keep practicing and you’ll get there.

Onishi: あーあ、高尾山、行きたいなぁ。

Roza: Well, I guess that’s your plan for the diet.

David: Good luck, out there.

Onishi: いやいやぼくは、景色を楽しみにだね、、、というわけで、今日はこの辺で。

All: Bye.