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次の英文は咲 Saki) と貴 (Takashi) が 知人で来日中のスミス氏 (Mr.Smith) と
会話をしている場面と、その後に咲がスミス氏に送ったメールの一部である。
これらを読んで、後の各問に答えよ。
Saki:
Mr. Smith:
Takashi:
You started a Japanese cooking
Jug
class in London, right?
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radiom
Yes. I began to think about this
class when I was working as a chef
in Fukuoka. Look at this. It is a
picture of my class.
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Oh, "Washoku Cooking Class",
is that the name of your class?
℗¹) In London, I think it is ( you / better / to / name / for ) say “Japanese food
cooking class"
THOM
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Takashi:
Mr. Smith:
Washoku Cooking Class
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Mr. Smith: Well, that name was not enough for me. You know what Was
Saki:
Takashi:
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Washoku means, right?
XUDA
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woa loodo
Yes, it means traditional Japanese food culture. We learned about it in home
YSHIONY
economics class. 2 There is some special food (for /is/ you / eaten / which )
annual events,
Mr. Smith: Wow, you learned that at school. Many people in London like sushi or tempura,
but they don't know a lot about Washoku. AO LOY
TENT
Do you think people living in London can learn and enjoy Washoku?
I have seen that many times in my class. We understand more
about Washoku by cooking Japanese food and eating it. We also enjoy the
Szasla sousi
seasons through the colors and shapes
hapes of the food and dishes.
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Suoy two
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TIRSALT
I see. I haven't tried to show Washoku to other people before, but now I want to
introduce it to the foreign people around us and enjoy it together.
Saki:oo Good idea! Let's do it! We'll tell you about it later, Mr. Smith. T
