NHKラジオ英会話のディクテーション「発言パターン ー あいさつ②」L2 2026/3/31

Onishi: Oh, hi. What's up?

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: (Good) morning. Not much. This is Roza. Akino Roza.

David: Oh, hey. What's up? I'm David Evans.

Onishi: それでは、さっそくはじめていきましょう。

• How are you?
  • I'm fine.
  • Couldn't be better.
  • Never been better.
  • Very good.
• How are you?
  • Can't complain.
  • I'm all right.
  • I'm OK.
• How are you doing?
  • Not bad.
  • Pretty good.

Roza: Excellent.

I'm all right. Thanks. But I'm a bit tired. I watched my favorite program until late night. And how about you? Are you all right?

Roza: OK guys. Are you ready to practice your pronunciation? Today, we'll be practicing a short but very commonly used phrase. Here it is.

• What's up?

I'm sure you've heard of it, right? So, today we'll be practicing the linking sound between the two words as well as, keeping in mind, the disappearing /p/ at the end of up.

Let's practice that first. up ... Great work.

Now, let's try it with what's, What's up? ...

Great. Keep going.

• What's up?

Excellent. Now, let's do a little bit of extra practice. You can actually break this down even further in a more casual usage, if you say, What's up? Repeat after me.

• What's up?

One more time.

• What's up?

Great work. How did you like today's corner? Hope you had fun.

Onishi: Hey Dee, what's up?

David: Hey Sensei, what's up?

Roza: Hey guys, what's up?

David: Hey, what's up, Roza?

Onishi: というわけで、今日はこの辺で。

All: Bye.