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SAKURA TIPSは、日本語リスニングのPodcastです。
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今日のテーマは、異文化交流会についてです。
昨日、異文化交流会を開催しました。
第4回目で、これまで3回行ってきました。
結果は27人、27名参加してくれました。
で、日本人と日本語を勉強しているNon-Japaneseが参加して、いろいろお話しをしました。
とても楽しかったですね。
時間が足りないなぁと思ったくらいでした。
これは、準備がとても大変です。
人を集めて、色々と事務作業をして、そしてやっと当日という事ですね。
ほんとにいろいろすることがあって、ちょっと月一回が限界かなという感じです。
これ毎週やるっていうのは無理ですね。
まぁそこで話したのが、「なぜ日本人は長生きなのか」とか、あと「大阪人と東京人の違いはなんですか?」、そして他の国に住んでいる人は、「あなたの国で、首都、都市に住んでいる人と田舎に住んでいる人の違いはありますか」というお話をしました。
とても興味深かったのが、地方の人の方が比較的フレンドリーということです。
街を歩いていても、「こんにちは」とか「Hi」とか声をかけるそうです。
しかし、都市、大きな街ではみんな自分のことに集中していて積極的なコミュニケーションはとらないそうです。
これはもう東京が正しくそうですね。
東京は、知らない人と挨拶するとか絶対にしません。
バスで横に座った人とか、電車で横に座った人とか、絶対会話しないですね。
まぁいろいろなお話ができてとても楽しかったです。
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Hello, everyone.
SAKURA TIPS is a Japanese listening Podcast.
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Today’s theme is about a cultural exchange meetings.
Yesterday, we held a cultural exchange meeting.
This is the fourth time, and we have done it three times so far.
The result was 27 people participated.
So, Japanese people and non-Japanese who are studying Japanese participated and we talked a lot.
It was a lot of fun.
I thought we didn’t have enough time.
The preparation for this event is very hard.
I have to gather people, do a lot of work, and then finally the day of the event.
There are so many things to do, and I feel that once a month is the enough.
It’s impossible to do this every week.
What we talked about was “Why do Japanese people live longer?”, “What is the difference between Osaka people and Tokyo people? And for those who live in other countries, we talked about “the differences between people who live in the capital city and those who live in the countryside”.
What was very interesting was that people in the countryside are relatively more friendly.
They say they say “Hi” or “Hello” to people when they walk down the street.
However, in cities and large towns, people are more focused on themselves and do not actively communicate with others.
This seems to be true of Tokyo already.
In Tokyo, people never greet strangers.
We never talk to the person sitting next to us on the bus or the train.
Well, I had a lot of fun talking with them.
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