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料理を習うことについてのポッドキャスト
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ゲストの男性が、台所での最初の一歩と、いちばん役に立ったアドバイスについて話すポッドキャストです。
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会話を理解する
ポッドキャストを聞いて、最も適切な答えを選びましょう。
- Why has Lena invited Tomás onto the podcast?
- Why did Tomás decide to start cooking?
- How did his grandmother teach him?
- Why did the first dish go wrong?
- According to his grandmother, what happens the second time you cook a dish?
- What did Tomás do when his soup was too salty?
- How does Tomás feel about cooking now?
細かい点を聞き取る
もう一度聞いて、抜けている単語または数字を入力しましょう。数字は単語でも算用数字でも書けます。
- Tomás lived with his parents until he was ___.
- After he moved into his flat, he ate ___ for about a month.
- His grandmother gave him a lesson every ___ evening.
- The first dish they made together was rice with ___.
- His grandmother's advice is to cook the same dish ___ times in one week.
- Tomás tells nervous beginners to start ___ and not try to impress anyone.
解答
会話を理解する
- b) He learned to cook from almost nothing in about two yearsレナは、2年前のトマスはゆで卵さえ作れなかったと言っています。会話全体が、彼がどうやって料理を覚えたかについてです。
- c) He was bored, and buying all his meals cost too much彼は、飽きてしまったことと、毎日昼食と夕食を買うのはお金がかかったことを話しています。
- a) On video calls, one evening a week彼女は、毎週1回の夜にビデオ通話で、スマートフォン越しに彼を見ながら教えることに同意しました。
- d) He went out of the kitchen to answer a message彼はメッセージに返信するために台所を離れたので、ごはんを焦がしてしまいました。
- a) You understand it1回目はレシピのとおりに作り、2回目はそれを理解し、そのあとは少し変えてみることができます。
- c) He added potatoes and more water彼はじゃがいもと水を足しました。完璧ではありませんでしたが、友だちは食べてくれました。
- d) It is the part of his day that relaxes him most彼は、料理が1日のなかでいちばんくつろげる時間になったと言っています。
細かい点を聞き取る
- twenty-six / twenty six / 26彼は26歳(twenty-six)まで両親と暮らしていたと言っています。
- sandwiches彼は飽きるまで、約1か月間サンドイッチを食べていました。
- Wednesday / Wednesdays彼女は毎週水曜日の夜にビデオ通話で彼に教えました。
- vegetables / veg最初の料理は野菜入りのごはんで、彼はそれを焦がしてしまいました。
- three / 3彼女のアドバイスは、同じ料理を1週間に3回作ることです。
- small彼のアドバイスは、start small, and don't try to impress anyone(小さくはじめて、だれかを感心させようとしない)です。
スクリプト
Lena: Welcome back to The Everyday Table, the podcast for people who are new to the kitchen. My guest today is Tomás, who says that two years ago he couldn't even boil an egg. Tomás, is that really true?
Tomás: Honestly, it is. I lived with my parents until I was twenty-six, and my dad did all the cooking. When I moved into my own flat, I ate sandwiches for about a month.
Lena: So what changed?
Tomás: I got bored, and buying lunch and dinner every day was expensive. So I called my grandmother, and she agreed to teach me on video calls every Wednesday evening. She'd watch me through the phone and tell me what to do.
Lena: That's lovely. What was the first thing you made together?
Tomás: Rice with vegetables. And I burned it, because I left the kitchen to answer a message. She still laughs about that.
Lena: What's the most useful advice she's given you?
Tomás: Cook the same dish three times in one week. The first time, you follow the recipe. The second time, you understand it. And the third time, you can change it a little.
Lena: I like that. Do you still make mistakes?
Tomás: All the time. Last month I put far too much salt in a soup, so I added some potatoes and more water. It wasn't perfect, but my friends ate it.
Lena: And what would you say to listeners who feel nervous about cooking?
Tomás: Start small, and don't try to impress anyone. For me, cooking has become the most relaxing part of my day.