中学生の基礎英語 レベル2 今週の復習・英訳練習

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Lesson 171 2度目のおめでとう!

Michelle calls Kota and Angie into the living room.

Today`s Story

Angie, Kota, come in here!
What is it, Mum?
Here, these are for you!
Red envelopes?
Happy New Year!
Oh, yes! Today is Chinese New Year, Kota! This year it’s at the end of January.
Oh, Happy New Year!
Thanks, Mum!
And what are these envelopes?
On Chinese New Year, we give kids red envelopes. They contain some money. It’s a Chinese custom.
Thank you! We have a similar tradition in Japan.
Mum is a woman who is very proud of her Chinese background.
Of course I am!

Lesson 172 いろんな国から来てるんだ

In the living room, Kota asks Michelle about her background.

Today`s Story

Michelle, you were born in China, right?
Yes. My family and I immigrated to Australia when I was five.
There are many immigrant communities in Sydney.
Sydney is a city which is known for its diversity.
And the Chinese community is especially large.
At my school here, there are students with lots of different backgrounds. I’m interested in learning about different cultures.
Well, today is the start of Chinese New Year. Why don’t we go to Sydney’s Chinatown? You can see the celebrations there!!
Great!

Lesson 173 お祝いはにぎやかに

Kota and the Millers arrive at Chinatown in Sydney.

Today`s Story

This is Sydney’s Chinatown, Kota!
It’s the biggest Chinatown in Australia.
Wow, it’s so festive!
The Chinese New Year celebrations here last for two weeks.
There are so many Chinese lanterns everywhere! And I see Chinese-style gates. Oh, and the street signs are written in English and Chinese.
There are lots of delicious Chinese restaurants here. But there are also restaurants from many different Asian countries. For example, Vietnam, Thailand, and, of course, Japan.
Are you guys hungry? I know the perfect place! It’s a Chinese restaurant which my aunt runs. The noodles are delicious, for instance.

Lesson 174 もうすぐ始まるよ!

Kota and the Millers continue to walk around and enjoy the Chinese New Year’s festival.

Today`s Story

I see a lot of pictures and statues of rabbits everywhere.
I know why! In China, it’s the Year of the Rabbit. It’s the same in Japan.
Oh, that’s interesting.
There are a lot of street performances. Oh! I can hear some lively music.
A performance that we all enjoy is starting now.
What’s that?
It’s the lion dance!
Wow, people are dressed in Chinese lion costumes. They look similar to the Japanese shishimai. But these costumes have much more vivid colors!
The lion dance brings good luck in the new year.
That’s nice!
tora taro