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市川紗椰

ハワイ

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3 Months Topic English Conversation

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Full Experience Hawaiian LOHAS Instructor Yaguchi

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is my friend

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Today, let's continue to learn practical

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English while traveling to the Big Island of Hawaii, which has a rich natural environment and unique culture

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whatwegoingtoday You

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can reach the majestic volcano in about an hour's drive from Hilo, the capital city of Twistech.

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[Music] It

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was very impressive to see Harumauma being processed up close and you could even smell the sulfur.The

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area around Kilauea Volcano

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is designated as a national park in the United States as Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

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In 1987, it was the first place in Hawaii to be registered as a World Heritage Site.When

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I went there, there were

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many people visiting.Let's

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learn about Hawaii through expolaryenglish.Look at

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this expression that appeared on the video.

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Iki Let's see

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here we'll look at expressions using Hawaiian words.

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[Music] Is it true that

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someone lives there? The

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question "Is it true at all?"

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is used to confirm the fact. This is an expression.Here we

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are confirming something that is hard to believe, that someone is living in the processing of volcanoes.This

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is an expression that means that the release system is said to be something like this.Most of the

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place names in Hawaii are Hawaiian.

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Since it is a Japanese language, expressions that mix Hawaiian place names in English

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often appear.Let

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's get used to the sound of that sound.Now,

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please take a look at btr, which is another expression.Answer

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to the previous question. Right

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live here.The answer is "Yes, I do live here," but it's a

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strong process of saying, "Yes, that's true."

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Off course is a common expression for the same thing, but it's

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uploaded. You can really feel the strong feelings of the locals when they explain that it is absolutely true that

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God lives at the mouth of a volcano,

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and then they go on to answer:

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Grandmother or fire.

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TOTO is a Hawaiian

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word meaning grandmother or aunt, and is used to address elderly women in a friendly manner.

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Pele, the fearsome goddess of fire who causes volcanoes to erupt, is also known to the Hawaiian people. It

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is very common to mix Hawaiian words into regular English conversation.To understand English in Hawaii, it is

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helpful to know some commonly used Hawaiian words.

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Let's look at an example.

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Thank you for your help.Mahalo

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is a word that means thank you.Hawaiian people

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often say mahalo.On the other hand,

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if we say mahalo and slave, we

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may feel closer to each other.Woman The

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hand washing area is on the left side.Hime is the

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word for women, and

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men are called carne.You will

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often see them in the bathrooms, so please remember them.Next is the

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second half of the VTR: Kita Hut.We

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will take you to another highlight of the volcano.

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Take a look at the magnificent scenery

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