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HIKAKIN

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Kevin's English Room Collaboration

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Returning Supreme Werewolf

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Hello

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YouTube Hello, this is

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HIKAKIN and

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Kebe. This is the

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mountain. This is

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Kevin's English Room. Thank you for your support. Thank you for your support. Thank you for your support. Thank you for your support.

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Thank you very much for letting me watch your video. I

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can speak English so-so, but

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it was so much fun that I could watch it from beginning to end.

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Thank you very much for collaborating on this project.

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Thank you

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from my side. Well, let me introduce you to our fighting strength.

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First of all,

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Kevin. Kevin grew up in the busy United States, and he is a real homemaker. Thank you

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very much. He

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is a multiplication god. He has an

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IQ of 40 with one hand.

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Mr. Yama. Yes, I speak in more than 5 countries, including daily conversations.I

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don't really understand the verb to be, but it's just English.I

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like videos and songs, and I

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probably do some beatboxing. I feel like this is a native speaker,

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and the director of the wild and his wife

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are the best.Thank you very much.It's a

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simple rule and

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flow, but

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since we are female werewolves who returned from Japan, the eight of us who

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speak English well will be in this room from now on.

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I think the simple rule is that 3 out of the 8 people will actually be able to see through us who are not returnee children, but if you explain it in more detail,

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there will be 4 rounds this time. You

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can ask questions three times in a round.The

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questions are entered from this box, so you can ask the eight people who are good at English what you have drawn from this box, and

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then the last four, this time you can

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only ask one question.Yes. So,

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each

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round, we can nominate one person who is not a returnee, and we can decide if it's

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correct or incorrect, so we move forward.The

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winning condition is that all three of us can only do it once in four rounds. I

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can't drink water.

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This is a PC.

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If I guess it right, we'll win. If there's even one person left, it'll

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be me.

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This time, it's been a year.

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Those with more than a year of overseas experience are returnees.

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For convenience, this is what the

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rules say. Yes, let's invite them in.

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Yes, we might

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actually say hello, right? Well, this

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is really the time. Everyone has

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prepared those people, so I do

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n't know their faces or names at first. Yes, I'm

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nervous, but let's go. Well

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then,

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everyone who is fluent in English, please come in.

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Yes, yes, I

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guess you can really speak at a glance.

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Hey, I'm

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Anna No. 1. I'm not lying. I'll do my best. Thank you.

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Thank you, No.

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2,

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Io-san. It's my turn, Io. I'm definitely a returnee. I'm not

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lying. I'll do my best.

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Thank you very much.

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[Music]

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I'm definitely a returnee. I'll do my best. Thank you. I'm a

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returnee. I'm

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definitely not going to lie. I'm going to do my best today. Thank you. I'm

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definitely not going to lie. I won't give up today. I'm going to do my best. I'm

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definitely a returnee. I'm not going to lie. I'm

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looking forward to it with all my might.

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Yes, thank you very much. Thank you very much.

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No. 7, Maruhiro. I

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'm No. 7, Maruhiro. I'm definitely a returnee. Do you

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think this face is lying? Yes,

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please. Thank

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you.

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Rikako No. 8 I

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'm Rikako No. 8. I'm definitely a returnee. I'm not lying. I'll do my best.

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Yes,

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please.

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Bob, No. 5, grew up in Hawaii, right?

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But there's a possibility that he's already here.

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Yes, it's

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okay. Let's

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go here. Yes, here.

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Yes, let's read it a little. Please write the

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next sentence on paper.

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If you write this, it will

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be correct.

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This was a

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big problem last time too. Why is this a good problem

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? It's the atmosphere of the characters, and they have a very

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foreign feel to them.

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Even people like me who grew up in Japan can easily understand the

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kanji.

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That's what I get when I write them. I'm

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here. Yes, it's a

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hint of what this oyster looks like, so it's a good idea. Check it out. It's

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better to have this.I

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look at what Kevin wrote, but I'm not sure

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how helpful this really is. Or should I ask you to open it?

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Yes, then,

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how do you tell the difference? I'm doing it like the wind.

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When I feel sympathy with that person, I wonder if it's not Japan. I

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need me, but

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maybe it would be better if I looked like me. I'm

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sure, even though I'm sure I'm similar.

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If I had to say a little bit, I learned the alphabet in Japan. That's

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polite, isn't it?

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HIKAKIN also

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writes it down no matter what. It's true that

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I

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can relate to that because I grew up in Japan, so

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it's a performance, so it's

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like I learned it by reading and writing textbooks. It's beautiful vs. It's

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like it's a little connected It's

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like the letters are connected a little more

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[Music] It doesn't look like

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anyone

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Fox is already boxing Oh yes,

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F is also good. It's

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definitely good. This is

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wrong. Well, I think it would be nice to see something like that,

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but

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even if you don't have a box that doesn't exist, that being

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said, the number one Anna

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may have a bit of a Japanese feel to it. It

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's amazing. It

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's not a pretty feeling,

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but that's true. It

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kind of feels like the cursive handwriting I use on a daily basis.Io-

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san, who also writes in cursive, feels like she's trying her

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best.I feel like she doesn't

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write too quickly.When you use that cursive handwriting, you feel like you have to write neatly and neatly.

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Mr. Maruhiro, number 7, is also

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used to writing, and it makes you

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feel like he was raised in the United States.'' He

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wrote, ``Mr. Maruhiro, do you

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want to ask me the second question?

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[Music]

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[Applause] The

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management prepared it for me

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because there was a possibility that HIKAKIN would not appear,

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but now it's my turn to appear.I

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saw this and was told that I can ask questions about anything I like.

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I would like to go with the type of person.I

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will explain the words I used one by one in my own way, just like I would say to someone who speaks English when living in a foreign country.Okay, let's go.It's true that you

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can't read words like HIKAKIN FIRE, right?Please.

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[Applause] I didn't

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really understand it because

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if I said n, everyone would call me out.

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[Music] From

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HIKAKIN's perspective, I thought which one of them should go back to Japan,

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but

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Rikako-san and

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Maruhiro-san, this is fake. I wonder what I should do,

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but it seems

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like Iyo-san is also a returnee, so I'll

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go to the third question.Yes, then I'll go.Yes,

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this is the

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last question of the first round.Now I

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have to choose.

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This is where I was. Let

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's say you're at a fast food restaurant and the

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clerk asks you the following question.

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Please give your own answer. Coffee or

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togo?

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[Laughs]

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Become the clerk. Get it,

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get it, yeah, I

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hear "foredgo" in English,

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so I'd like to see how you respond to my feelings, so please answer from number 5 Mr.

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Ito, what's this? I

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can't understand that. First of all, umm, I haven't really thought about it,

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right? This time I think I

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'll go with Sophia. [Music] It

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's Mr. Hall who is number 6.

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That's true. There were people like that.

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But I think it's embarrassing to wear British style in Japan.

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I

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believe it.

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Next up is Mr. Maruhiro who is number 7. Well, this

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time the person in charge of the situation

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knew about the problem beforehand.The

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three werewolves knew about it beforehand, so they

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could prepare for it, so they

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thought it might come a little while longer. If

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it's a vibration, I'll be more

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prepared. It seems like she's

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better at English. She's not trying to

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trick me, she's

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real. It's simple and real.

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HIKAKIN and I will be werewolves together. I'm a little

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happy. It

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's Rikako from number 8.

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Umm. Just

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when I thought IM,

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ahhhhh,

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when I think about it, I make the

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mistake of thinking I'm going to take it home.Next

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up is number 1, Anna.I

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like so-and-so.I like so-and

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-so.Then, next up is number 2,

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Io.Other YouTube videos

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If you look at the English translation, the

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next one

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is Mr. Ili, number 3.

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[Music]

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[Laughs]

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Okay, let's go. It's Mr. Shaw, number 4. I

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agree. I

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agree. I guess he grew up in an environment where he only spoke English. That's what I

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got the impression from.It

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's amazing.You

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can understand just by looking at the cut.English

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is amazing.No, it's

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difficult.Let's

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do that.Let's do that.Everyone has their own way.Let's go ahead and

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give a presentation.Yes, I'll

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start from scratch.Yes,

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I. The first one is Anna-san and the second one is Io-san. You

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said you wanted to look a little too pretty.

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[Music]

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What do you think?

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I'm also

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wondering if it's Io-san, so

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I'm going to go ahead and say something like that, Bob-san.

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Hey

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[Music] There are

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quite a few of us.The

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reason is that I wanted to

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go because I thought it would be a little too clean.It's very

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practical.If I

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write it in cursive, it gets really dirty.TVs are also

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pretty dirty, right? I'm not sure,

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but I'm wondering if I

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should use the answer to the last question, "It's too pretty" or "It's too pretty." It's

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not a mistake, but I do

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n't think I'd say it when I'm actually shopping.Those

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two are the main reasons. I see. Of

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course. What do you think? It's

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true. I

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definitely grew up in Japan, but when I

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did an English play in Japan, there

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were a lot of lines and stuff.

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[Music] I

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hadn't done that much, but I

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knew the questions beforehand, so I

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looked it up. I

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don't think it would be the same if I had just looked into it, but

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after researching it, I thought I'd give it a

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try.I see, but Mr. HIKAKIN, first of all, I don't think so. [Applause] [Music] You're right, but I don't have much strength. I'm

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not used to it.

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Please, I'm going to study.

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I'm a native, so please. I'm

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not very effective.

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[Music]

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Here I am.

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Actually, I was

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thinking of slacking off and playing a game. It

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's actually a language app. There

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's an app called Duolingo that you can use to study English, but it's

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like a game, so I'd like to study with it and give it a

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try.See, I

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thought for a moment that I had opened the game by mistake, but then I saw something that

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looked like a stage.

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Unit 3 or something like that, I've got enough time, I

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guess. I'll probably go to this second one. Let's

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go here.

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Tokyo is in Japan.

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In English, it's the other way around. There are many

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things like surnames and first names.Wait a minute.If

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you go normally, you start from Tokyo, but

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Japan has become a lot of things.That's

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right,

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Japan.Tokyo

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will stay the

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same, and it will be

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wonderful.Wait a minute, what? Is

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n't it love? I

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'll ask you one more time if you're a typing person. I

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feel like I don't understand Orso a little bit, but I'm from Canada, so I guess that's right.

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I understand I'Mfrom, though.

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Please translate this sentence. Nice to meet you. Are you from

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Tokyo? There's no question mark. That's how it

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works. You

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did your best. You praised me. I'm comfortable. What do you

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say next?

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[Music] I

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'm V.

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[Music] I'm

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unparalleled. Is

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n't that a greeting? Good morning.

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This is

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[Music] I

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'm sorry. I've

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said this about 10,000 times in my life. I said hello even though I was like, ``Boom, let's go home.'' [

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Music] It's

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so easy, it's the opposite. I made a mistake, so let's

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go on to the next one.

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Unit 5 is here, but the

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baby is eating ice cream or something, so I'm going to

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go. I

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'm starting to have fun, so I

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'll go. [Music] This is okay. Is this

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enough? Is this the same level as level 5?

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What is this? Please

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tap the pair with the same meaning.

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No, no, it's enough.

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[Music]

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Singer

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[Music]

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single4

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[Music] [

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Applause] [Music

00:25:23

]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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Please tap on the pairs that have the same meaning.There are so many different kinds of

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problems, so you

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can play without getting bored.I mean, I'm

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studying, so where,

00:25:51

where, cat, cat,

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model,

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model, very, very, very, very, very, very, very difficult.

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My English level is still too high, so let's move on to the next one.

00:26:09

Well, it's already double digits.

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By the way, there's a flame mark above it.

00:26:15

How many days in a row have you been logging in?

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If you study properly every day. This number is only 1

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day now, but it means that someday I've been studying hard for 10 days.It

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motivates me.Alright, let

00:26:26

's go, Unit 10.

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3

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tickets, 2 New York please, A

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to New York. Please give me three tickets.

00:26:45

Tickets to New York. It's

00:26:46

dangerous. Please

00:26:47

give me three tickets. You're

00:26:51

right. Just like before. No, I

00:26:54

'm proud of my English ability, which is above level 10. I'll be

00:27:00

careful when I slip.

00:27:01

[Music]

00:27:03

Excuse me, where is the platform?

00:27:07

This is my level 10. I'm

00:27:10

wrong. I won't make the same mistakes as before. Excuse me

00:27:18

?

00:27:22

[Music]

00:27:31

[Music] Answer

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5 questions correctly in a row I

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can afford it. I'll probably do this straight. 2 I'll

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guess it in the 3rd round and

00:27:41

make it disappear in the 4th round. Thank you

00:27:43

Mr. KR

00:27:46

[Music]

00:27:50

Hey.

00:27:55

[Music]

00:28:06

[Applause]

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So here it is.

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This is Deden.

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Please read the following sentence aloud. Yes, 5 minutes. I'm

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sorry, I

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forgot a little bit, and I've learned a lot. I'd like the

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person number 8, who has learned a lot, to give me an answer. So,

00:28:50

from Rikako,

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this is

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definitely not that werewolf. If it was a werewolf, it

00:29:01

would be amazing. It's true that

00:29:03

the pronunciation is the same, but at first

00:29:05

glance, I look like I'm from

00:29:06

Shibuya or something, but I don't really like the

00:29:09

movement and things like that,

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but it definitely gives me the impression that I grew up in a foreign country.It's

00:29:16

amazing, though. Would you like a deduction?

00:29:19

Next, Anna-san, please. You

00:29:26

say it very carefully.

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Slowly. I think it will be more like a werewolf. I agree. Are you going to

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do it that slowly?

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[Laughs] That's

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cool. Next, Mr. Sho.

00:29:59

Please, yes, now,

00:30:03

past tense. And how many were still there? What

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I heard was something

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like this.

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If we were to put this take that went beyond the D into the past tense, it

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would be a track, so the

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transformation was wrong. I

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caught it, but even though it's written,

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for example, I've read a lot of other English texts, and the

00:30:41

past tense is already ingrained in me, so if I make a

00:30:48

mistake like saying something in the past tense instead of the present tense, I'll be

00:30:52

right. Now that I'm more into Werewolf, I

00:30:58

have a friend who grew up in a foreign country, and I have a friend who grew up in a foreign country, and when he

00:31:00

speaks Japanese, he's so cheerful and

00:31:03

like Rika-chan, but when he speaks English, his

00:31:07

voice gets really deep. I feel like I'm using it

00:31:08

like a native speaker,

00:31:10

but compared to the first time I

00:31:12

said "Thank you very much" in Japanese, there

00:31:16

's a clear difference.When I speak English, I wonder if I'm actually

00:31:20

speaking English.I can

00:31:24

hear it. I understand, so

00:31:27

please take number 5, Bob.

00:31:35

[Laughter]

00:31:38

[Music]

00:31:53

[Laughter]

00:31:57

Now,

00:32:08

please tell me the name of the returnee child. In Japanese,

00:32:11

Okay, this is number 2,

00:32:13

please call it red.

00:32:15

Hey. That's just how I am,

00:32:20

but

00:32:26

English seems to come out quite quickly, like in The Office or Omega, and yes, it's Japan, but

00:32:32

even though all the people are Japanese, it

00:32:37

does come out sometimes. There are times when I feel

00:32:40

like I'm in pain, and I feel a little more American. What do you call

00:32:45

when it hurts? Yes,

00:32:57

please, please

00:33:05

take all of them with me. At

00:33:08

that moment, I'm already singing an English song. I think it's

00:33:12

possible.At first, everyone didn't understand.It was

00:33:15

exciting, but halfway through, it

00:33:20

was like, ``Yes, thank you.''I see.It seems

00:33:23

true.I'm sorry.Maybe I'll

00:33:25

want to sing it, too.It's true that

00:33:29

Backstreet Boys or

00:33:33

No. 5 Bomb. I'd like to

00:33:40

ask you something about the so-called American

00:33:46

traffic lights, where it's hard to tell whether they're green or not. I guess it's a

00:33:51

problem because Japanese people

00:33:54

call it a green light.

00:33:58

[Music]

00:34:05

No, I

00:34:08

think they call it blue, which makes me nervous, but it's

00:34:11

also something that happens in Japan, right

00:34:13

?

00:34:19

Why? It looks

00:34:21

like it's green. I've

00:34:23

seen it before. Yes, yes, yes.

00:34:26

Yes, I'd like you to go to Hall No. 6,

00:34:28

please.

00:34:31

There was a university student who was a returnee student. But

00:34:34

when she came in, the university also had a hoodie, which was a big win. The

00:34:44

university over there.

00:34:45

For example,

00:34:48

UCL is an abbreviation of the name of the university over there.

00:34:57

Mr. Maruhiro, No. 7, please.

00:35:01

When I'm in a public place or on a train, I hear things

00:35:04

like America. When I talk to people I don't know at all, I

00:35:08

look at their shoes or shirts and

00:35:11

say things like, ``I like it.'' But it's

00:35:13

not like I'm in Japan, but

00:35:16

I'm in Japan, and I think they look really cool and wear

00:35:18

nice clothes. There are times when I feel like talking to someone when I'm wearing something like that, and when I try to talk to someone, they

00:35:21

ask me something, and I have to

00:35:24

hold back.When I

00:35:33

went to New York, I

00:35:34

played nice.

00:35:40

[Laughs]

00:35:49

Next up is Rikako No. 8.I

00:35:53

didn't use flick input on my iPhone. I want to hit it with both hands. Wow,

00:35:59

that's so real. It's

00:36:01

so real. I don't

00:36:05

know how they say it in English, so I do

00:36:07

n't always have it. But right now, this flick input is

00:36:09

only available in Japan. I don't know if it's true,

00:36:13

but in America and other countries where the alphabet is typed, it's not

00:36:20

like they sell it in those little things that are lined up all the time.Keyboards have become so tight that

00:36:21

now I want to type using flick input. I'm

00:36:24

not used to typing, so I

00:36:30

type with both hands.It's

00:36:39

like I'm

00:36:47

from a generation that uses smartphones.You said you searched for it, right?

00:36:50

Maybe we all searched for it, right?That's the

00:36:53

longest one at the end. Is it true that I

00:36:59

can't watch the DVD I bought in America in Japan? Yes, that's right. That's right, that's

00:37:02

right. It

00:37:04

seems that the disc design is different, so

00:37:07

sometimes you can't play it. And it's true that you wo

00:37:11

n't know unless you experience it. I

00:37:14

guess that's true because I didn't know about it either,

00:37:17

but I thought it was an experience that could happen on a trip, so

00:37:23

yeah, it's definitely suspicious.

00:37:25

Well, I guess I can get another one.

00:37:27

Next question, please. Yes, it's a long sentence. It's a long

00:37:32

sentence.

00:37:36

What? Here it is.

00:37:51

I'll say exactly what I said. It's the

00:37:54

same as before, but you

00:37:55

can act freely. I've

00:38:45

been reading it,

00:38:47

so

00:38:49

I guess that's a good question. Oh

00:38:59

my, I heard there was one. It doesn't matter if it's a stingray or a stingray. It doesn't matter

00:39:08

if you don't learn it. Stingrays won't become like that.

00:39:11

Now, let me ask you number 6. That's

00:39:21

right. It's cheap for one person, or rather, it's

00:39:24

done by Japanese people, right? So please, No. 7, Mr.

00:39:29

Maruhiro. Oh my gosh, a little.

00:39:32

Yes, yes. Why is

00:39:34

this so

00:39:36

strange? It's true that this is

00:39:38

difficult to achieve with Japanese education alone,

00:39:42

right? Mr. No. 8,

00:39:48

please. So you were laughing at the beginning,

00:39:55

right? [Music] You can see it in the conversation too.

00:40:01

In overseas dramas and movies,

00:40:03

girls say things like,

00:40:05

[Music]

00:40:06

Please, do

00:40:13

n't panic.

00:40:15

It's difficult. Please.

00:40:31

I think it's cute that she must have spent her youth in an English-speaking country. That

00:40:34

's the kind of feeling. Yes,

00:40:38

please. The

00:41:12

person who definitely thinks I'm not a werewolf is Rikako No. 8, and that hasn't changed. I don't think it's a wolf, but there are times when it

00:41:16

attacks dangerous places around here.What do you

00:41:20

think?

00:41:23

I've

00:41:26

been watching Anna a lot on Suspicious Yori, and I

00:41:31

might be able to understand the episode on the DVD just now, even if it's only for a short period of time. That's why I thought that I couldn't

00:41:34

see it,

00:41:37

but what should I do? I seriously

00:41:41

don't understand this,

00:41:44

but I seriously don't understand, but I'm here to

00:41:52

attack you and think it's a photograph of Mr. Shaw. It's you, right? You

00:42:15

were lying. Are

00:42:16

you a

00:42:18

returnee?

00:42:45

When I was little [Music] I was 9 years old, and then when I became an adult, I thought,

00:42:48

Which country is America?

00:43:24

[Laughter] [

00:43:39

Applause]

00:43:40

[Laughter] It's a

00:43:52

definite loss for us. Yes, that's right. I can't

00:43:54

say we won.

00:43:57

Yes,

00:43:59

please.

00:44:04

[Music] Please

00:44:10

read the next sentence.

00:44:17

[Laughter]

00:44:23

[Music] You're

00:45:02

saying it in Japanese. I

00:45:05

understand. You did your best.

00:45:09

This means that this doll

00:45:16

can clean my apartment. What do you mean? It's

00:45:23

like an automatic cleaning robot, but I think it's a doll. The

00:45:27

key is that the apartment has a

00:45:30

light. I'd like you to pay attention to R and so on.

00:45:42

[Laughter]

00:45:49

Please.

00:46:03

[Music]

00:46:05

Okay,

00:46:06

number 8, Rikako-san, please. She

00:46:13

looks like Gustoken Cream,

00:46:16

but I kind of feel that too. I

00:46:20

mean, it's a little bit, I mean, it's that kind

00:46:25

of meaning, but I feel like it's easy in the tongue twister sense.It's

00:46:30

amazing.I'm already

00:46:32

laughing while watching it because it's relaxing.But

00:46:43

somehow

00:46:44

[Music] ]

00:46:52

[Music] I felt

00:46:56

like I was watching this as if I was wondering

00:46:59

if someone would find out.

00:47:15

[Laughs]

00:47:18

Please.

00:47:27

Same feeling as before. Same feeling as before. I'm

00:47:31

listening to English properly. Yes, I'm

00:47:33

listening, I've been listening. There are

00:47:45

people like this. They're

00:47:49

too far-

00:47:53

fetched. They're doing too much. I can

00:48:03

feel overseas in every nook and cranny. I

00:48:05

'd like to ask you one last thing. That's how

00:48:14

good your

00:48:16

pronunciation

00:48:18

was. I do

00:48:20

n't understand anything

00:48:22

else. It

00:48:28

's not Best King Coin, it's something like this. It's

00:48:39

better to take the picture from there. I guess it doesn't matter because it's around the one at the bottom.

00:48:51

By the way, assuming you can make it to that next final round,

00:48:55

what's next? There's one more question that I don't have, right? This one is

00:48:57

tough because I'm probably not going to be able to go there. It's

00:49:03

expensive because I'm asking you to read four words and then say them. Yes, it's four. I'm

00:49:19

sure I'm

00:49:20

used to it. Yes, I think it's intergenerational

00:49:23

as well. I'm

00:49:24

sure Mr. Iri would like to hear

00:49:42

that. [Laughs] Everyone was confused by that.

00:49:47

Please.

00:50:02

On the other hand, when it comes to Japanese people, it's

00:50:06

dark. It's

00:50:08

true. Okay,

00:50:09

so let's move on to number 5.

00:50:11

Bob, please.

00:50:19

[Laughs] I think it's the

00:50:51

one that feels the most English to me.

00:50:56

Number 8, Rikari, please. It's

00:50:58

YouTube. It

00:51:02

was normal. I'm

00:51:04

sure it's Japanese.

00:51:06

Is there a certain style of pronunciation?

00:51:08

Instagramtiktok

00:51:09

seems foreign to me, but when it comes to YouTube, is it

00:51:12

okay to use either?

00:51:20

I think it's the same American pronunciation or foreign pronunciation that you see on both YouTube.

00:51:24

Next is the third question.Okay,

00:51:27

please.Here we

00:51:28

go.Okay, this is it.What was my

00:51:35

favorite food while living abroad?I came here in Japanese.Please

00:51:40

answer this from number 6,

00:51:42

Mr. Paul. What

00:51:45

I liked most about living abroad was

00:51:47

Indian curry. That's amazing.

00:51:51

Well, that's because I

00:51:53

liked Indian curry. Well, after all,

00:51:55

there is a relationship between England and India.

00:51:57

Next time, Mr. Maruhiro from No. 7, please. My

00:52:00

favorite food was

00:52:01

spice

00:52:03

donuts,

00:52:06

donuts with spices in them that you could buy at farms, and I

00:52:08

liked drinking things like apple juice.

00:52:17

Okay, let's

00:52:22

go to number 8, Rikako-san. It says that the food I liked the most while living overseas was

00:52:39

written in Japanese that was very waist-nized. It's called ``

00:52:51

I think,'' and it's a roll with a built-in

00:52:56

western style. Well, it was a hidden

00:52:58

gem, or rather, I've never had it in Japan before,

00:53:00

but I'm

00:53:02

sure it's more popular and

00:53:04

delicious,

00:53:05

right? Yes, there's something called California rolls that are always available at sushi restaurants in America. Isn't that

00:53:15

rice

00:53:17

usually surrounded by that kind of seaweed?

00:53:19

America has a

00:53:22

unique type of sushi, and that's true. It's

00:53:25

pretty Westernized sushi,

00:53:28

tuna and salmon.

00:53:37

On the contrary, it's not sushi. I'd say I loved it, but number 3 is Ili-san.

00:53:41

What I loved most about living abroad

00:53:46

was the sauce.

00:53:52

There's a spicy sauce called Sriracha sauce that's very popular in America. I think it was in Thailand. The

00:53:55

original one is meh. Yes, it

00:53:59

has an Asian flavor, but it's popular in the United States.

00:54:01

However, I think we've introduced this Sulatina sauce in one of our videos.

00:54:07

[Laughs] That's

00:54:10

suspicious. Next time, show number 4,

00:54:12

please. My favorite food while living abroad was a

00:54:29

sweet called Turkeys, a purple sweet potato.It's a Mexican sweet, but

00:54:33

it's a spicy snack that's very popular in America.It

00:54:34

tasted like chips, so I

00:54:36

thought it was chicken.It

00:54:39

was delicious earlier. Yes, it's delicious.It

00:54:42

fits.It looks like this.And it's

00:54:49

hard to find.It has to be available in Japan.I don't think I can find it even if I look it up.This is the next one,

00:54:52

Bob, please.What was

00:54:53

my favorite food? I

00:54:58

loved Yellowtail and especially California Breed. My

00:55:15

current reaction is to the ones that have meat, sour cream, lettuce, ham, cheese, and especially California, maybe something like that, or French slay inside.

00:55:30

All the food is a bit on the curveball side.

00:55:32

So, really, I

00:55:34

thought about the pronunciation a little bit.Japanese

00:55:35

people just

00:55:38

can't help but be conscious of R like

00:55:46

this, right?I think they try to pronounce it in a strong way. I feel like I felt it strongly, and it was too

00:55:49

good to be true for me, and on the contrary, I felt like I was aware of it somehow, and I asked

00:55:54

Iri-san,

00:55:56

Sho-san, and

00:55:59

HIKAKIN-san, is it

00:56:00

me?Is that how you feel?

00:56:01

I also asked Anna-san and Iyo-san a little bit.

00:56:05

What do you think? Is there really a

00:56:08

rule like that? We're friends now. No, but from my point of view, it's

00:56:21

easiest for me to adopt

00:56:23

Ili and

00:56:24

Paul, so it's either of them, but they're both

00:56:26

British and Indian curry. I wonder if there is

00:56:29

land for these two people even before I say that.Well, I've been

00:56:31

looking over there for a long time,

00:56:34

but I want to get some clues.From my

00:56:37

husband's sensor, I think it's a good place.Everyone has mentioned

00:56:41

that.

00:56:45

You're a human, right? I was

00:56:47

acting a little crazy earlier, so

00:56:50

Kevin Dai-sensei, there's a lot of things going on, but I think it's

00:56:55

okay.But I think it's

00:57:02

okay, because there's really not much left to do.Yes, you

00:57:10

've done your best to get this far.But,

00:57:14

after all, If you lie, they'll find out. Hey, you were lying, right? Are

00:57:25

you on medication right now?

00:57:33

[Applause]

00:57:48

[Music] [

00:58:09

Music] You were in Guam until you graduated [Music] You

00:58:10

did it. You did it.

00:58:11

[Music]

00:58:14

Ours. Yes, that's true.If

00:58:20

we go there and both of us get it, we'll

00:58:24

definitely win.I

00:58:26

heard that it's allowed overseas, so this

00:58:28

rule is OK.It's OK from above.If we

00:58:35

decide and

00:58:36

both get it right,

00:58:37

we're complete. I understand.1

00:58:39

[Applause] You

00:58:41

can only ask questions once, right?

00:58:42

The time has come. Only one family

00:58:46

can ask a question.

00:58:47

[Music] Please

00:58:51

come with a very long sentence.

00:59:03

I'll read it. Yes, the

00:59:05

next two. Please continue reading the tongue twisters.

00:59:08

Let me give you an example.

00:59:23

[Music] Isn't that

00:59:55

amazing? If you

00:59:58

say C, it means

01:00:00

stopping at the heel pipe. It's a bit

01:00:01

slow, isn't it? It's

01:00:06

not fast enough. It was pretty good, even though I was

01:00:10

used to it, so it didn't bother me at all, and

01:00:18

I thought it would catch me because there were a lot of R's and things like that, but it turned out to be okay.

01:00:23

[Music]

01:00:25

Please.

01:00:35

That's right.

01:00:43

[Laughter]

01:00:55

Rikako-san, number 8, please.

01:01:03

[Applause] How the

01:01:05

returnees made the mistake.

01:01:07

Also, the text is a little far away, so

01:01:13

number 4, please.

01:01:33

[Music] That's it.

01:01:47

Seriously,

01:01:48

two and two people.

01:01:52

Rikako-san is that person. I guess it's not a wolf, right?

01:01:58

[Music]

01:02:00

Mr. Maruhiro also

01:02:01

had a good time.The

01:02:08

other three are the ones who are suspicious.But Bob has

01:02:11

come this far, so on the contrary, he is the most suspicious.What

01:02:15

if Bob

01:02:17

returned home? Otherwise, we would

01:02:20

n't have been able to do that.

01:02:22

Well, I'm

01:02:24

going to praise Mr. Hall.

01:02:37

Well, Yama-chan, you're a

01:02:40

serious guy.

01:02:42

Even I, seriously, really

01:02:44

participated. Seriously, I'm

01:02:47

starting to think that Bob might be a bit suspicious.

01:02:51

If I were to say that, I'd start by praising him. I think the other one

01:02:56

is Bob.

01:03:00

What do you think? HIKAKIN

01:03:05

wears a hat, so I think everyone

01:03:09

agrees that I'm Sho.

01:03:13

From the beginning,

01:03:25

Mr. Maruhiro, with

01:03:34

the way we are now, we

01:03:36

really want to win and make a proper handprint

01:03:40

[Music] ]

01:03:50

Me too, but to be honest,

01:03:52

when I took a look at Seoul, the

01:03:53

latter three

01:03:55

were too rich in theories about the history of their return to Japan, so that's

01:04:04

important.As for Paul, since he's British, I honestly can't help much. I'm

01:04:08

not confident, but I feel

01:04:16

like I'm in the wild in the end.

01:04:19

The research has already pretty much agreed with everyone,

01:04:22

but there are times when I'm wrong.

01:04:54

Seriously, when I think it's Paul, it's

01:04:55

divided into 22 parts.

01:04:58

[Music]

01:05:01

But

01:05:03

I'm going to choose

01:05:04

Paul. I

01:05:07

wonder if I should believe it or not.

01:05:10

But those eyes don't look like they're lying.

01:05:13

If you're

01:05:15

missing something,

01:05:19

I think it's a part of British music, so I

01:05:31

guess I should make it sound like that. [Music] Okay, let's go. It

01:05:50

's the two of us who have managed to get away so far and are smiling in our hearts.

01:05:54

[Music] That's not it.

01:06:02

All right, all right, all right, all right, all right, all right,

01:06:05

all right, all

01:06:06

right, then, Last

01:06:09

Falls. You're lying.

01:06:12

I'm going to be

01:06:14

late.

01:06:50

Next, you're right. [

01:07:12

Laughter] [

01:07:18

Music] It

01:07:19

's called 321 Fire. So you

01:07:23

deceived werewolf,

01:07:25

please stand up.

01:07:26

We're serious. You are the werewolf who deceived me all the way to the end!

01:07:32

[Music]

01:07:54

[Music] [Applause] I was the

01:08:09

first to realize that this was wrong.

01:08:15

I'm going to watch the video again.

01:08:25

What do you think of Rikako? The

01:08:28

first person to learn English was a

01:08:30

kindergarten student. At the time,

01:08:33

I went to an American school, like a kindergarten or a double school, but there I learned things

01:08:42

like listening, and after that I went to elementary school, where elementary school had a lot of English, and they

01:08:45

did a lot of things like reading aloud and reciting things.

01:08:47

Also, I graduated from university, did translation research in graduate school, and am

01:08:51

currently working, so

01:08:54

this is amazing.

01:08:56

Mr. Maruhiro: I

01:09:00

lived in Michigan in the United States for about five years when I was in elementary school, and then went to university. I

01:09:07

went to college near San Francisco in California for four years, and now I'm

01:09:10

working as an interpreter, translator, etc.

01:09:12

[Music] Were

01:09:15

those cinnamon donuts real? They're

01:09:17

spiced donuts.

01:09:18

They really exist. When I

01:09:20

go to Michigan,

01:09:21

everyone goes there

01:09:22

in the fall. So I

01:09:23

went to the farm,

01:09:24

picked apples, and then I ate them and

01:09:26

drank apple cider. I see. I've

01:09:33

lived in Okinawa for 10 years, and I've been living in

01:09:37

Texas for

01:09:41

10 months, or something like that.

01:09:44

And

01:09:45

Paul, who was sitting at the window, I've been stirring things up quite a bit,

01:09:47

you know.

01:09:49

I lived in the United States for about five years, and

01:09:51

then I moved back to Japan, but I

01:09:53

spent my undergraduate and graduate school years in England,

01:09:58

not in London, but for about three years, uh,

01:10:01

down there. I went there. I see.

01:10:04

So that's

01:10:11

what I mean. So what is my

01:10:23

background? So, I

01:10:28

first lived in the United States. My

01:10:31

first experience in the United States was when I went there to study abroad in high school.

01:10:38

I decided to go to college in the United States, so I

01:10:43

stayed at Berkeley in the same Bay Area as Hiro, and until September of this year, I

01:10:50

worked mainly in international relations and international politics in Washington, D.C., and then I

01:10:52

returned to Japan. That

01:10:59

means I'm communicating with

01:11:00

people from America, right? I'm not very American, but I've lived in the Midwest,

01:11:03

the West,

01:11:04

and the East, so that's something I'm

01:11:07

proud of. The members are amazing.

01:11:12

Even more than the members,

01:11:14

thank you to everyone who guessed. Thank

01:11:15

you very much. Thank you very much

01:11:34

for today.

01:11:37

[Applause] I was just trying to use a

01:11:49

tongue twister a little bit. Hmm. I finally said that this is a mistake made by native speakers,

01:11:53

but thank you for showing me how to make a

01:11:56

mistake in Fukoku Market.

01:12:01

Thank you very much. That's

01:12:12

it.

01:12:13

[Applause]

01:12:20

Well, it was a bit of a

01:12:24

force, but

01:12:26

I also thought that if my strength had

01:12:28

been a little higher, I

01:12:31

might have included it without the last two cards. However,

01:12:34

I think it's good that I studied a little bit.After the first round, I

01:12:37

studied a little but lost, but I'm going to

01:12:39

keep studying.So

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everyone, please download Duolingo, an app that I introduced in the middle of the game.

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Cooking is a

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language app used by over 500 million users.You

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01:13:05

can really learn it like a game, and it's a

01:13:09

smartphone app. You can just do a few questions while you're on the go, or even just

01:13:14

do a little bit of this before going to bed.You might

01:13:18

learn something easily, and you can even study in the bath. This is an

01:13:21

app, so if you

01:13:22

have time over the year-end and New Year holidays, this is your

01:13:25

chance to study, so if you're interested, please

01:13:27

download it and

01:13:28

study it.

01:13:29

Everyone, please

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click the "Good" button. Also, be

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sure to register for HikakinTV and Kei English. Thank you for

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watching.

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[Music]

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