TAPESCRIPTS & vocabulary▲

Unit 1 Getting to know each other

Tapescript—p. 1
Do you like karaoke?
Do you like SMAP?
Do you like Mino Monta?
Do you have a pet?
Do you have an expensive mobile phone?
Do you have a boyfriend?
Do you have a girlfriend?
Do you have a part-time job?
Do you read comics?
Do you do homework every day?
Do you go to juku?
Do you belong to any club?
Do you play computer games?
Do your parents give you an allowance?
What do you do in your free time?
Where do you like to go shopping?
Where do you live?
What is something you want to buy?
What sports do you like?
What kind of music do you like?
Who's your best friend?
Who's your favorite actor or actress?
How old are you?
How many hours of TV do you watch a day?
How long does it take you to get to school?

Tapescript—p. 4(Begins at 2:00 on Track 1)

What is your name?
Jackie Yee.
Where are you from?

I'm from Vancouver, Canada.
Why did you come to Japan?
I came to teach English... and my husband's Japanese.
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I've been here for almost 3 years.
Can you speak Japanese?
Yeah, I can speak some, but not very well.
What do you like best about Japan?
I would have to say the food!  I really love Japanese food!
What do you like the least?
Um...  sometimes it's difficult to make good friends.
Are you married?
Yes, I am.
Do you have any children?
No, not yet.
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
Yes.  I have two brothers and one sister.
What do you do in your free time?
Well, I love cooking, and I like eating out, too.
Do you have a car?
No, I don't.  I pretty much take the train wherever I go.
What's your future dream?
Hm... someday I'd like to open up my own restaurant.

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Unit 1

Getting to know each other

Difficult Vocabularyalmost (3 years) (hotondo)
difficult (muzukashii)"I would have to say..." (Zettai...)I'd like to... (=more formal "I want to...")
my own (restaurant) (jibun no)

not very well (joozu ja nai)
not yet (mada)pretty much (taitei; hotondo)
Well... (Eeto...)Yeah (=Yes)▲

Unit 2 Dates & Ordinal Numbers

Tapescript—p. 5
January 1st			
January 15th			February 3rd			
February 4th			March 3rd			April 29th			
May 5th			July 7th			September 15th		October 10th		November 3rd		
December 23rd		
December 31st

Sports Day
Green Day
The Doll Festival
New Year's Day
Coming of Age Day
Culture Day
The Star Festival
Children's Day
The Emperor's Birthday
The Last Day of the Year
Respect for the Elderly Day
The Bean Throwing Ceremony
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Tapescript—p. 8(Begins at 1:48 on Track 2)

Place 1
Where did you go?
I went to Shanghai.
China—cool! How long did you stay in Shanghai?

Eight days.
Eight days... okay. What was the weather like in Shanghai?
Well, I went in August so it was really hot and really humid.  But the heat didn't bother me—
it was sunny almost every day—not a cloud in the sky.
So, did you have a good time there?
Yeah, I had a great time!
Place 2
Where did you go?
I went to Bali.
Bali—wow! I wanna go to Bali! How long did you stay there?

Oh, just for three days... not very long.
What was the weather like?
The weather was horrible!  Just my luck—there was a typhoon. It rained every day.  
And it was very very windy.
Sounds like you DID have bad luck! So... I guess you didn't have a good time then.
You know, despite the weather, I DID have a good time.  I met some really nice people,
and I really enjoyed the food.
Place 3
Where did you go?
Alaska.
Alaska?! Oo—gives me goosebumps! How long did you stay there?

I was there for a week.
A week? That's enough time to freeze to death! Hmm... what was the weather like?
Well, it was cold, but not as cold as I thought it would be.  The daytime temperature wasaround 0, and at night it got down to about –20.
20 below zero?! Yikes! Um... did you have a good time there?
I sure did!  I got to see the northern lights for the first time.  It was awesome!

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Unit 2

Dates & Ordinal Numbers

Difficult Vocabularyalmost (hotondo)
awesome (sugoi)(didn't) bother (me) (kini naranakatta)
cloud (kumo)
cool! (sugoi!; iina!)
despite (the weather) (nimo kakawarazu)
enough (juubun)
freeze to death (=die from cold)
goosebumps (torihada)
heat (atsusa)
horrible (saiaku)"I got to see..." (=I could see...)I guess... (...to omou)"It got down to..." (...made sagatta)"just my luck" (un ga warui)
northern lights (=aurora borealis)"not as cold as I thought it would be"(omotta hodo samuku nakatta)
sounds like (...mitai dane)
temperature (ondo)
20 below zero (= -20º)
Well... (Eeto...)Yikes! (=Wow!)
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Unit 3 Personal Information

Tapescript—p. 9, Activity 1
What's your name?
Where do you live?
What's your address?
What's your phone number?
When's your birthday?
Where were you born?
What year were you born in?
How old are you?
How tall are you?
What's your blood type?

Tapescript—p. 9, Activity 2(Begins at 00:45 on Track 3)

What's your name?
Kenta Watanabe.
Where do you live?

I live in Funabashi.
What's your address?
4–1–1 Ichiba, Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture.
What's your phone number?
My cell number is 090-3715-0860.
When's your birthday?
April 7th.
Where were you born?
I was born in Osaka.
What year were you born in?
I was born in 1993.
How old are you?
I'm seventeen.
How tall are you?
I'm 191 centimeters tall.
What's your blood type?
B positive.

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Unit 3

Personal Information

Difficult Vocabularycell (phone) (keitai denwa)

prefecture (-ken)

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Unit 4 Likes & Dislikes

Tapescript—p. 12#1
Kenta, what are some things you like or dislike?
Things I like or dislike?  Well, I really love basketball. That's my favorite sport.  And... let'ssee... I like playing golf, too, but not as much as basketball.  And things I dislike... um...
I don't like spicy food very much.  And I hate... hate peas.

#2Jackie, what are some things you like or dislike?
Hmm... Well, I love dancing and... I like to go out and sing karaoke, too, sometimes.
But I'm not a very good singer. And things I don't like... I don't really care for classicalmusic.  And I HATE rap.  I can't stand it!

#3John, what are some things you like or dislike?
Oh, I love pizza!  I could eat pizza every day and never get tired of it.  And... like... I like
Japanese food... like sushi... I eat a lot of sushi.  And don't like... I don't like my high school
history teacher.  She's really boring.  And I hate history, too!

#4
Tina, what are some things you like or dislike?
Hmm... Things I like or don't like... Um... I love dogs; they're so cute.  And I like cats a lot,too. I don't... I don't like flying.  I'm always afraid the plane's going to crash.  And I hateriding on buses.

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Unit 4

Likes & Dislikes

Difficult Vocabulary
history (rekishi)
Let's see... (Unto...; Eeto...)not as much as (...hodo...dewa nai)ride (riding on buses) (noru)
very much (don't like X very much) (amari)Well... (Eeto...)afraid (kowai)boring (tsumaranai; taikutsu)
can't stand (gaman naranai)crash (tsuiraku suru)
don't care for (X) (=formal "don't like")
get tired of (akiru)▲

Unit 5 Counters & Singular/Plural

Tapescript—p. 14
1. How many bowls of rice did you eat yesterday?
2. How many eggs did you eat this morning?
3. Did you drink a bottle of cola last night?
4. How many cans of juice do you drink a week?
5. How many glasses of milk do you drink a week?
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6. How many bags of senbei does your family eat a week?
7. How many pieces of cake do you eat a month?
8. How many boxes of Pocky do you eat a month?
9. Do you usually have a bowl of miso soup with dinner?
10. Do you usually have a cup of green tea after dinner?

Tapescript—p. 15(Begins at 2:36 on Track 5)

		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

apples			
avocados		
bananas		bread			broccoli		butter			carrots		
celery			cheese		chicken		▲

Unit 5chocolate		
coffee			corn			eggs			fish			garlic			grapes			
ice cream		jam			
juice			lemons		milkmushrooms
onionsoranges
peanut butter
potatoesstrawberries
tomatoestuna

Counters & Singular/Plural

Difficult Vocabulary
a month (tsuki ni)
a week (shuu ni)

have (a cup of tea) (=drink)
usually (taitei; itsumo)▲

Unit 6 Wh- Questions

Tapescript—p. 18
Do you like sports?
Yeah, I love sports.
What sports do you like?

Well, I like basketball and football and... I like lots of sports.
Okay... what's your favorite sport?
Uh... I'd have to say basketball.  I really like basketball.
Basketball. What sports do you dislike?
I don't like soccer.
Okay. What sports did you do in elementary school?
In elementary school... I played football.
Really? And what sports did you do in junior high school?
In junior high school I did karate.
Wow! Um... what sports do you like to watch on TV?
I like to watch basketball, of course... and football.
Which do you prefer, baseball or soccer?
Oh, I prefer baseball.  I really don't like soccer.
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Okay... what's your favorite baseball team?
I like the Seattle Mariners.
And who's your favorite player? Ichiro Suzuki?
That's right!
What's your favorite soccer team?
I don't have a favorite team.  I don't like soccer.
Oh, yeah. What's your favorite basketball team?
The Los Angeles Lakers... because I'm from LA!
The Lakers. All right. And who's your favorite player?
Oh, that would be LeBron James.
Who's your favorite sumo wrestler?
Sumo?!  I don't have a favorite.  I don't know.
Okay... who's your favorite tennis player?
Um... what's her name?  Serena... Serena Williams.  I like her.
Yeah, she and her sister are really awesome! Okay—last question.
Who's your favorite pro wrestler?
Oh, I don't like pro wrestling so I don't have a favorite.

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Unit 6Wh- Questions

Difficult Vocabulary
awesome (sugoi)
I'd have to say... (=I think probably...)That's right! (Atari!)

Well... (Eeto...)Yeah (=Yes)▲

Unit 7 Can & Can't

Tapescript—p. 20, Activity 1
Can you dance?
Yes, I can.
No, I can't.
I can dance.
I can't dance.

Tapescript—p. 20, Activity 3(Begins at 00:33 on Track 7)

Can you dance?
Yes, I can dance... but not very well.
Can you swim?

Yes, I can.
Can you play shogi?
Shogi?  That's like Japanese chess, right?  No, I can't.
Okay... Can you play soccer?
Yeah, I can play soccer... a little.
Can you bowl?
Yes, I can!  I love to bowl!
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Oh, yeah? Are you any good?
I'm pretty good.  I once scored 270.
Wow—you're better than me! Can you sew?
No, I can't sew at all.
Me, neither! Can you sing?
I think I would have to say 'no.'  I'm not a very good singer.
Can you ice-skate?
Oh, yeah.  I can skate.  I used to play hockey.
Hockey? Cool! Can you draw?
No, I can't draw at all.  No talent!
Okay... can you play golf?
No, I can't.  I've never played, but I'd like to.
Can you drive a bus?
No, I can't.  I think that would be pretty hard.
Yeah, I agree. Can you skateboard?
Yes, I can.  I used to skateboard to work, to school... just about everywhere I went.
Can you... ?

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Can & Can't

Difficult Vocabulary
at all (zenzen)
Cool! (kakkoii!; sugoi!)
I agree (Watashi mo soo omou.)I once... (Ichido...shita koto ga aru)
"I think I would have to say..." (=I think probably...)I'd like to... (=I want to...)I've never (played) (Ichidomo...shita koto ga nai)

not very well (amari umakunai)
pretty hard (kekkoo muzukashii)used to (izen wa...shita)
Yeah (=Yes)"you're better than me!"(Watashi yori umai janai!)▲

Unit 8 Simple Present & Describing Things

Tapescript—p. 23
GAME 1
1. It lives in the ocean and is very big.
It can stay underwater for a long time.

6. It's very strong. It has a cute face.
It eats nuts, berries, and meat.

2. It's usually black and white. It eats fishand swims very well.

7. It's light brown. It can jump very well.
It lives in Australia.
8. It's usually green or grey. It lives nearwater and moves very slowly.

3. It lives in the ocean. It swims very fastand sometimes eats people.

9. It usually flies at night. It eats fruits
or insects.

4. It's usually brown. It has a long tail.
It loves to climb trees and play around.

10. It runs very fast and is very strong.
It has black and yellow stripes.

5. It lives in the ocean. It has eight arms.
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GAME 2
1. It lives near water. It can jump welland likes to 'talk' at night.

6. It has a very long neck and big ears.
It eats leaves.

2. It lives in the ocean. It's very intelligent
and likes to play.

7. It eats meat. It's friendly and usually
lives with people.

3. It has four legs and a long tail. It's verylazy and sleeps a lot.

8. It's very big and very heavy. It has
small, cute ears. It likes sleeping in
the water.

4. It can fly. It usually sleeps in the day.
It eats small animals.

9. It has long ears and a short tail andis very cute. It jumps well.

5. It's very long and doesn't have any legs.
It's sometimes dangerous.

10. It's very big and very strong. It has along 'nose'. It usually lives in Africa.

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Unit 8

Simple Present & Describing Things

Difficult Vocabulary
move (ugoku)
play around (asobu)

underwater (suichuu)(very) well (umai; tokui)▲

Unit 9 Family

Tapescript—p. 27
wife—husband			

aunt—uncle

mother—father			

niece—nephew

daughter—son			

sister—brothergrandmother—grandfather

Tapescript—p. 28(Begins at 00:42 on Track 9)

1. My dad's name is David. He's 65 years old. He lives in Seattle. He's been married for 45 		
years and has four children. He doesn't work anymore­; he's retired, but he used to be a banker.
2. My son's name is Jack. He's 19. He lives in Boston where he's going to college at Harvard.
He's still single, but he's getting married next year.
3. My sister's name is Laurie. She's 43 years old. She lives with her husband and theirdaughter in Portland, Oregon. She's a housewife.
4. My niece's name is Rosie. She's 7 years old and is really cute. She lives in Portland andshe's in the second grade of elementary school.
5. My uncle's name is Darrel. He's 60 years old... I think. Uh...he lives in San Francisco.
He's married and has 2 kids. Uh...he's a pilot for Northwest Airlines.
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Unit 9

FamilyDifficult Vocabulary
anymore (moo...shinai)banker (ginkoo'in)college (=university)
elementary school (shoogakkoo)

housewife (shufu)
retired (taishoku shita)
second grade (ninensei)
still (single) (mada)▲

Unit 10 Simple Past: Questions and Stories

Tapescript—p. 30
play—played					stay at home—stayed at home		
check email—checked email		
wash—washed				work out—worked out			
do laundry—did laundry			
get up—got up				
go to bed—went to bed

go to a movie—went to a movie
go to juku—went to juku
go for a walk—went for a walkbuy—bought
eat lunch—ate lunchtake a nap—took a nap
read—read

Tapescript—p. 31(Begins at 1:22 on Track 10)

Did you get up before 9:00 yesterday?
Yesterday?  Yesterday was Sunday... No, I didn't!  I got up at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
Did you eat breakfast?
Nooo... I never eat breakfast.
Did you check your email?
Yep.  I always check my email, every day.
Did you do laundry?
Oh... No, I didn't.  My mom does my laundry.
Did you wash your car?

Yes, I did!
Did you work out at the gym?
Yeah, I was at the gym for over 3 hours.  I had a really good workout.
Did you play basketball?
No, I didn't.  I was too tired after working out at the gym.
Did you go shopping?
Yes... I did.  I bought a birthday present for my girlfriend.
Did you go see a movie?
No, I didn't.
Did you go to bed before midnight?
Yes, I did because I had to get up really early this morning to go to work.
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Tapescript—p. 32(Begins at 2:35 on Track 10)

look—looked				arrive—arrived			
decide— decided 			laugh at—laughed at		
try on—tried on			
get angry—got angry		get excited—got excited		
see—saw▲

Unit 10

have—had
throw—threw
tell—told
take off—took off
wake up—woke up
be—was or were
put—put

Simple Past: Questions and Stories

Difficult Vocabulary
never (kesshite...nai)
tired (tsukareta)yep (=informal "yes")▲

Unit 11 Jobs

Tapescript—p. 34
a doctor 		a pilot 		
a writer 		
an artist 		a plumbera carpenter 		
a student

a salesclerk 				an office worker
				a bank clerk 										a taxi driver 						an engineer					a computer programmer

Tapescript—p. 35(Begins at 00:52 on Track 11)

Dialog 1
So, what do you do?
I'm a waitress.
Oh, really? Where do you work?

At Hard Rock Cafe in Roppongi.
That sounds interesting. Do you like it?
Yeah, I like it a lot. It's fun and I get to meet a lot of people.
Is there anything you don't like about working there?
Well, it's tiring because I have to stand up all day.

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Dialog 2
So, what does your father do?
He's a doctor.
Oh, really? Where does he work?

At Keio University Hospital in Shinjuku.
That sounds interesting. Does he like it?
Yeah, he likes it a lot.  It's interesting and he gets to help a lot of people.
Is there anything he doesn't like about working there?
Well, it's hard because he has to work long hours.

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Unit 11 Jobs

Difficult Vocabulary
NO NEW VOCABULARY.

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Unit 12 Making ComparisonsTapescript—p. 37
small—smaller		
short—shorter		light—lighter			young—younger		strong—stronger		slow—slower			cool—cooler			
cold—colder			quiet—quieter		safe—safer			cheap—cheaper		easy—easier			ugly—uglier			good—better			

big—bigger
tall—taller		heavy—heavier
old—olderweak—weaker
fast—faster
warm—warmer
hot—hotter
loud—louder
dangerous—more dangerous
expensive—more expensive
difficult—more difficult
handsome—more handsome
bad—worse

Tapescript—p. 40(Begins at 2:02 on Track 12)

1. Who's shorter, your mom or your dad?
2. Who's taller, you or your mom?
3. Who's older, you or your best friend?
4. Who's thinner, you or your best friend?
5. Who's more athletic, you or your best friend?
6. Which subject is more difficult for you, English or math?
7. Which room at your home is messier, your room or the living room?
8. Who's better at speaking English, you or your teacher?
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Unit 12Making ComparisonsDifficult Vocabulary
subject (kamoku)
thin (yaseteiru)

athletic ('sports' zuki)
messy (chirakatte iru)▲

Unit 13 Numbers

Tapescript—p. 41
twelve		thirteen		
fourteen		
fifteen 		sixteen		seventeeneighteen		nineteen		

twentythirty		forty		fifty		sixty		seventyeighty		ninety		one hundred
one hundred fifty
one thousand
one thousand one hundred fifty
ten thousand
fifteen thousand
fifty thousand
fifty-five thousand

Tapescript—p. 43(Begins at 1:30 on Track 13)

1. It's seven twenty. 		
2. It's eleven fifty.
3. It's noon.
4. It's quarter past four.
5. It's ten thirty.
6. It's seven forty-five.
7. It's five to eleven.
8. It's three forty.

Tapescript—p. 43(Begins at 2:24 on Track 13)

On weekdays I usually get up at 6:00. I get up early because it takes me a long time
to wake up!
I usually have a small breakfast around 7:30.
Normally, I try to catch the 8:15 train, so I leave home at 8:05.
I get to school around 9:15.
I usually go home about half past 4:00, and I get home around a quarter after 5:00.
My family doesn't usually have dinner until around 7:30 because we wait for my dad toget home from work.
If I don't have a lot of homework to do, I go to bed around midnight.
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Numbers

Difficult Vocabulary
wake up (me o samasu)
weekday (heijitsu)
until (7:30) (made)around (=about)early (hayaku)"it takes (me) a long time (jikan ga kakaru)
normally (futsuu wa; taitei)▲

Unit 14 Present & Past Progressive

Tapescript—p. 44
What are you doing?		
What's he doing?			
What's she doing? 		
What are they doing?		
Are you playing soccer?		
Is he playing soccer? 		

I'm... (= I am)
You're... (= you are)He's... (= he is)She's... (= she is)We're... (= we are)
They're... (= they are)Tapescript—p. 45(Begins at 1:11 on Track 14)

1. What are you doing?
I'm watching TV.

4. What are you doing?
I'm just relaxing.

2. What are you doing?
I'm checking my email.

5. What are you doing?
I'm playing a computer game.

3. What are you doing?
I'm listening to music.

6. What are you doing?
I'm cleaning my room.

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Unit 14

Present & Past Progressive

Difficult Vocabulary
NO NEW VOCABULARY.

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Unit 15 Present Perfect

Tapescript—p. 47
Dialog 1
Have you seen ‘Frankenstein's Secret’ yet?
Yeah, I've seen it already.  I saw it last Sunday.
Oh, yeah? How was it?

I thought it was great.

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Dialog 2
Have you been to Tokyo DisneySea yet?

No, I've never been there.
You should go! It's really fun.
Yeah, I've heard it's a lot of fun.

Tapescript—p. 49(Begins at 00:40 on Track 15)

Have you ever eaten Filipino food?
Filipino? I've eaten Thai, and I've eaten Vietnamese... but I don't think I've ever
had Filipino food.
Yeah, me neither. Have you ever been on TV?
Uh... no.  No, I haven't.
Okay. Have you ever been to a concert?
Yeah, I have.  I've been to many.
When was the last time you went to a concert?
The last time I went to a concert?  About a month ago.
Have you ever lied to your parents?
If I told you 'no', I'd be lying to you, right?  Yes, I have!
When was the last time?
Oh... that would be last summer when I told my parents I went to America with
my best friend.  I really went with my girlfriend!
That's funny... Okay, have you ever gotten food poisoning?
Unfortunately, yes.  Several times.
When was the last time you got food poisoning?
Last December me and my friends went to Malaysia, and the first day we were
there I ate something that made me very very sick.
Oo... Okay... Last question: Have you ever had an operation?
Fortunately—no.  No, I haven't.  I've been pretty lucky I guess.

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Unit 15 Present Perfect

Difficult Vocabulary
fortunately (un yoku; saiwai nimo)
I don't think I've ever...
(...shita koto wa nai to omou.)I guess... (...to omou)"If I told you 'no,' I'd be lying to you, right?
('Nai' to ittara uso o tsuiteru koto ni naru yone?)30

pretty lucky (sugoku un ga ii)
several (times) (=3 or 4 times)"that would be..." (="that was...")
unfortunately (un ga waruku)
Vietnamese (betonamu ryoori)
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Unit 16 Countries, Nationalities & Languages

Tapescript—p. 50–51
Japan—Japanese			
China—Chinese			
Taiwan—Taiwanese			
The U.S.—American			
Korea—Korean			
Mexico—Mexican			India—Indian				South Africa—South African
Colombia—Colombian		Egypt—Egyptian			
Italy—Italian				Germany—German
Australia—Australian
Russia—Russian			Canada—CanadianBrazil—Brazilian
England—British
Spain—Spanish
France—French
Thailand—Thai
The Philippines—Filipino
New Zealand—A New Zealander

Tapescript—p. 53(Begins at 1:52 on Track 16)

1. Are you Filipino?

8. Is Canada in Africa?

2. Are you Japanese?

9. Is Vietnam in Asia?

3. Is your mother Japanese?

10. Is Sydney in France?

4. Is Tom Cruise American?

11. Do Japanese speak Arabic?

5. Is your mother Russian?

12. Do Australians speak English?

6. Is Tiger Woods Italian?

13. Do Brazilians speak Portuguese?

7. Is Bangkok in Thailand?

14. Do Koreans speak Spanish?

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Unit 16

Countries, Nationalities & Languages

Difficult Vocabulary
NO NEW VOCABULARY.

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Unit 17 Future: going toTapescript—p. 56
So, where are you going to go?
I'm going to go to Australia!
Cool! When are you going to go there?

I'm going... I'm going to go there in January 'cause in January it's summer in Australia.
Yeah, that's right. So, how are you going to get there? Let me guess—you're going to fly,right?
Yep.  And it's a 13-hour flight!
Oo, bummer—that's a long one! How long are you going to be in Australia?
Um... I'm thinking I'm going to go for 3 months. Yeah, I think 3 months will be long enough.
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Yeah, I guess so! And who... who are you going to go with?
Oh, I'm going alone.  But I'm... I'm hoping I can find a super cute Australian surfer girl there
so that I won't be lonely.  
Well, good luck! So, what are you going to do there... besides try to find a girlfriend?
Besides that... just surf.
Aren't you going to do anything else?
Nah, I don't know... I don't really have any plans.
Oh, okay. Uh... what are you going to buy? Are you going to buy anything while you're
there?
Oh, yeah... a surfboard.  I'm going to buy a new surfboard.

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Unit 17

Future: going to

Difficult Vocabulary
anything else (hoka ni)
besides (X) (X no hokani; X igai)
bummer! (slang="That's too bad!")'cause (=informal 'because')cool! (sugoi!; iina!)(long) enough (juubun)"I don't really have any plans."(Tokubetsu 'plan' wa inai.)
I guess so. (=I think so.)I'm hoping I can find...
(...ga mitsukaru to iito omou.)
Let me guess... (Atete miyooka?)Nah (=informal 'no')"so that I won't be lonely"(sabishiku naranai yooni)
Well, good luck! (Ganbatte!)
Yeah (=Yes)32