ラジオ英会話ディクテーション「発言パターン ー 注意③ ー 気になる習慣を注意」L134 2026/10/15

Onishi: ダイチ、それはダメだ。

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. Ah, Daichi, ha ...

Onishi: それでは、さっそくはじめていきましょう。

You're always checking your phone when there are no customers around.

• Why do you always leave the lights on?
• Why must you always make things difficult?
• Do you have to be so loud?
• Can't you just relax?

Roza: Excellent.

Does it have to be so loud? Can't you turn down the volume a bit or use the headphone?

Roza: All right guys. You know it's time to practice our pronunciation. Today's phrase is,

• You're always checking your phone.

Today we'll be focusing on several points. The first one is the connected sound between you're - always, and the weakened "s" sound at the end of always. And the last part we'll focus on is the /ə/ sound in your. So, let's practice together.

We'll begin with "You're always". Repeat after me. You're always ... You're always checking ...

OK, now let's go to your ... your phone ...

Let's put them together.

• You're always checking your phone.

All right. Are you ready to go at natural speed? I think you are. Here we go.

• You're always checking your phone.

Really feel that rhythm.

• You're always checking your phone.

Now for some extra practice. Let's try the sentence that emphasizes the word always for added frustration, OK? Repeat after me.

• You're always checking your phone.

One more time.

• You're always checking your phone.

Did you feel that frustration? Now remember the rhythm of the sentence is so, so important, so mastering that will help your English sound more natural. Keep going.

Onishi: Hey guys, do other people have any bad habits that really annoy you?

David: Oh, OK. So when I open the refrigerator to have some juice, but there is maybe 1 millimeter of juice in the container, that, when people do that, it drives me up the wall.

Roza: But, David, you live by yourself.

David: I know, I do it myself but it still bothers ...

Onishi: というわけで、お後がよろしいようで。

All: Bye.