Al Slagle

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Business Tip: When you greet a visitor who has come from overseas, you can ask, "How was your flight?" "Is this your first visit to Japan?

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Pronunciation Tip: When saying “V”, put your bottom lip under your two front teeth. Practice with “DVD”,”very”, and “travel”

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Global Tip: To talk about your daily routine you can say, “I ALWAYS check my e-mail”,”I SOMETIMES cook dinner”,”I NEVER read the newspaper.”

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Business Tip: When you meet someone, instead of saying "Nice to meet you", use, "It's a PLEASURE to meet you." You will stand out more.

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“Life's a gift and I don't intend on wasting it. You learn to take life as it comes at you... to make each day count.” ~ Jack “Titanic”

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What song are you REALLY INTO at the moment?

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Speaking Tip: When talking about hobbies, say "I like to...in my free time." "My hobby is..." is very robotic and unnatural.

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Phrasal Verb: "Hold Back"

✔ Meanings:
To stop yourself or someone from doing something.
To hide or not express feelings or information.
To prevent progress or development.

Examples:
📌 "She wanted to speak up, but she held back out of fear." (Stopped herself)
📌 "Don’t hold back—tell me how you really feel!" (Hide emotions)
📌 "Lack of funding is holding back the project." (Preventing progress)

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Actions speak ______ than words.

A) stronger
B) greater
C) louder
D) truer

💡This is an idiom which means that what people do is more important than what they say.

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☆ネイティブな表現☆

I love everything about Hawaii. It just has a great vibe there.

（私はハワイのすべてが好きです。とにかく雰囲気が最高です）

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