- Audio Lessons 51 - 100
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Chicago
Views #100 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Vending Machines
Views #99 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Soccer in Kenya
Views #98 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Japanese Salad
Views #97 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Horses
Views #96 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Ireland
Views #95 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Guitar
Views #94 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Tokyo Nights
Views #93 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Wine
Views #92 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Dear Old Dad
Views #91 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Day at the Beach
Views #90 | Low Intermediate 4 -
School Life
Views #87 | High Beginner 3 -
The Commute
Views #86 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Apples
Views #85 | High Beginner 3 -
Good Dog!
Views #84 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Japanese Festival
Views #83 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Healthy Diet
Views #82 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Teens and Computers
Views #81 | High Beginner 3 -
Guitar
Views #80 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Boyfriend
Views #79 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Ice Hockey
Views #78 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
The Gym
Views #77 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Weather
Views #76 | High Beginner 3 -
The Band
Views #75 | High Beginner 3 -
Canadian Cities
Views #74 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Adjectives - Opposites
Views #73 | High Beginner 3 -
Driving
Views #72 | High Beginner 3 -
Bread
Views #71 | High Beginner 3 -
Abilities
Views #70 | High Beginner 3 -
Japan
Views #69 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Pasta Dish
Views #68 | High Beginner 3 -
Money
Views #67 | Low Intermediate 4 -
American Life
Views #66 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Breakfast
Views #65 | High Beginner 3 -
English Life
Views #64 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Driving
Views #63 | High Beginner 3 -
Weather
Views #62 | High Beginner 3 -
Tokyo
Views #61 | High Beginner 3 -
TV
Views #60 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Sisters
Views #59 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Canada
Views #58 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Photography
Views #57 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Offer
Views #55 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Fish Market
Views #54 | High Beginner 3 -
Globalization
Views #53 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
The Camera
Views #52 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Home away from Home
Views #51 | Low Intermediate 4
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Japan

Todd: Hello! What is your name?
Kentaro: My name is Kentaro.
Todd: Kentaro. And what is your full name?
Kentaro: My full name is Kentaro Sugimori.
Todd: Sugimori.
Kentaro: Mm-hm.
Todd: OK. And where are you from?
Kentaro: I'm originally from Hamamatsu city. Which is in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.
Todd: Oh, really. Shizuoka is a nice place.
Kentaro: Oh, really!
Todd: Yeah!
Kentaro: Have you been there?
Todd: Yeah, I used to live there.
Kentaro: Oh..Great!
Todd: Tell me about Japan.
Kentaro: Well, Japan is, compared to the states, it's small, homogeneous, however and it's also has it's own culture.
Todd: OK. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. Japanese culture is very, very unique.
Kentaro: Mm-hm.
Todd: What is the capital city of Japan?
Kentaro: Tokyo.
Todd: Tokyo
Kentaro: I believe so.
Todd: OK! Yeah, and who is the leader of the country?
Kentaro: Well, our political leader is Mr. Prime Minister Koizumi Junichiro.
Todd: OK.
Kentaro: But our psychological leader will be our Emperor.
Todd: OK. Nice, and do you like the Prime Minister?
Kentaro: Yes, I like him.
Todd: OK. Yeah, me too. Alright. Thanks a lot.
Kentaro: Thank you.
full name
What is your full name?
Your 'full name' generally includes your first, middle and last name. In some cases, people may not have middle names, or may have more than one last name. This is your legal name, as it would be written in a passport. Notice the following:
- My full name is really long.
- Please write your full name on the line.
used to
I used to live in Japan.
We use 'used to' for something that was true in the past, but isn't true anymore. We can use this to talk about repeated actions in past or physical states. Notice the following:
- You used to eat meat.
- She used to be very fat in college.
homogeneous
Japan is homogeneous and has its own culture.
'Homogeneous' things are very similar or have something in common. Notice the following:
- In a very homogeneous population it was easy to see that he was a foreigner.
- My high school was very homogeneous.
political leader
Our political leader is the Prime Minister.
A 'political leader' is someone who is a government official. This person is responsible for the people of the country and has some ability to make changes in the country. Notice the following:
- He was one of the most respected political leaders of our country.
- We will elect a new political leader next year.
psychological leader
Our psychological leader will be our Emperor.
A 'psychological leader' is someone who leads people by bringing them together and motivating them towards a goal. Notice the following:
- We need a strong psychological leader for this country.
- Our teacher was a good psychological leader for our class.
Vocabulary Quiz
political • psychological
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