受講生11 男性
試験の様子
試験官は2名。1人はおそらく米国人の男性。もう一人は女性のガイドらしい。両者とも好意的であったが、男性の試験官はややくだけた感じ。
質問内容
(以下、J:日本人試験官、N:ネイティブ試験官、A:受験者)
N: Please tell us your name, your birth date and the language.
A: My name is .... I was born on ... I took the English exam.
N: Are you a little nervous?
A: I am energized.
N: OK. Let’s start. What should I do if an earthquake happens while I stay with my parents in Japan?
A: You should stay calm until the tremor is settled. And then you go outside and go to a refugee site. Typically, the nearest junior high school’s ground is designated as a refugee site.
N: Is that all? Isn’t there any danger in a refugee site? Ground is maybe safe, but are we safe if we rush there?
A: If you rush to the site, you will be collapsed by someone. So please don’t rush.
N: Please explain how a typical statue of Buddha is like?
A: A typically statue of Buddha sit in a silent meditation with his eyes closed. The style is called zazen.
N: I will take my friend to Akihabara. I’m not familiar with computers. Where should I take him?
A: Akihabara is famous for electric appliance stores. The area has 250 appliances stores.
N: What building?
A: The name of the biggest one is “Onoden”…(確信なし)
(両試験官ともしばらく答を待って)
N: Other features?
A: These days Akiabara is also famous “otaku”, people fascinated with something too much, for example, anime, game or idols.
N: A maid caf?. I haven’t been there, but it surely seems nice.
A: Yes, it must be.(助け舟の質問だと思われるが、自分も行ったことがないため、これ以上話せず。)
N: Where would you take your guest?
A: I would take them to Kawagoe. Actually, I live in Saitama. Kawagoe is the best place to visit and it is near Tokyo. “Kurazukuri-no-machinami” or a row of merchants’ houses made of black plaster walls and decorative tiled roofing is beautiful.
N: What do people call the city?
A: The city is called “Ko-Edo” or Little Edo, because it was made by imitating Edo, the former Tokyo.
N: Well, thank you for coming today.
A: I had a fun time with all of you. Thank you very much. 「ありがとうございました。」
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