| Saki: |
Nice to meet you. I’m Saki. |
| Peter: |
【 a 】 I’m Peter from Australia. Have you ever been to Australia? |
| Saki: |
Yes. Two years ago, I studied at our sister school in Melbourne for two
weeks. |
| Peter: |
I’m from Sydney, but I went there with my family to watch the Australian Open. |
| Saki: |
【 b 】 My host sister, Emily, told me about its history and Melbourne.
The city was full of many smiles, and I learned a lot from their culture. |
| Peter: |
Well, I want to learn something from Japanese culture, too.
①When I was in Sydney, I watched Japanese anime on TV for the first ( )
and started to read Japanese comic books written in English.
But comic books in English were very expensive,
so I bought original comics written in Japanese, and studied the language
to enjoy the stories.
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| Saki: |
【 c 】 The pictures in the books will be a great help. |
| Peter: |
That’s true. I was attracted by the characters.
②They were my first Japanese ( ) who taught me Japanese conversation very well.
Then I started to become more interested in Japanese pop culture. |
| Saki: |
【 d 】 Japanese people should learn its good points.
When I came back to Japan from Melbourne, I found some good points of Japan
myself. |
| Peter: |
Could you tell me one of the ( A )? |
| Saki: |
Let me see… the trains.
When I took a train in Melbourne, there were just a few announcements at
stations or in the trains.
I didn’t understand the announcements, so I missed my station several times! |
| Peter: |
【 e 】 |
| Saki: |
How about trains in Japan? I think they give us good service. |
| Peter: |
I think that they’re also a part of Japanese culture.
You were able to discover the good points of Japan through your experience in Australia. |
| Saki: |
Exactly.
I’m sure that you’ll broaden your horizons here and also find good points
about Australia! |