2015.05.15
Bizmates初級ビジネス英会話 Point 91 ”pass out.”
初級者向けビジネス英会話 Bizmates for beginners 第91弾は、”pass out.” です。
ついついお酒を飲みすぎて酔いつぶれてしまうことってありませんか。
今回はそんな場面で使える表現を紹介します。
例えば、ヒカは同僚のタロウとタケシとお酒を飲んでいます。ところが気付けばタケシの姿が見当たりません。
“Where’s Takeshi?”「タケシはどこ?」とヒカはタロウに聞きました。
「酔いつぶれちゃったよ。」と返答したい場合、あなたがタロウなら英語で何と言いますか?
“He is sleeping very deeply.”「深く眠っています。」
でも伝わるかもしれませんが、より自然な表現があります。
そこで、
“He’s passed out.”「酔いつぶれちゃったよ。」
と言ってみましょう。自然な表現です。
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ぜひこの表現を使ってみてください。
Hello and welcome to this Bizmates
for beginners video series
and today's idiom is "passed out."
Pass out. What does this mean? We will
find out
okay, let's first do our test.
So, I say to you: "Are you still
using that
app every morning? That smartphone app?"
And you say...
That's right! "I'm over it now."
Just like that. Okay let's go on
to today's idiom. Pass out. So
here's what I sometimes hear. Okay
so let's imagine that Taro, Takeshi
and I, the three of us are drinking
at an izakaya.
and we're all really drunk, okay.
And suddenly, Takeshi is missing. So
I say to Taro: "Where's Takeshi? Where
is he?"
And Taro says: "Yeah, he's
sleeping very deeply in the washroom."
Okay, or "in the corner." He's sleeping
very deeply.
Okay, it's a little bit strange. "Sleep
very deeply."
We don't really say that. Maybe a deep sleep,
we can say, but sleep deeply is a little
strange.
So a more natural way to say this
is like this -- so I say: "Where's Takeshi?"
And Taro says: "He's passed out in
the corner."
Passed out. Okay?
it doesn't... usually when they're drunk
and
they're sleeping like, you know,
very deep. They have a deep sleep. You
could say they're passed out.
Great idiom, okay. Very natural.
Passed out. Let's practice pronunciation.
He's
passed out. He's passedout.
You try.
Very good. With my question "Where's Takeshi?"
Oh!
Just like this. He's passed out in the
corner.
He's passed out in the washroom. Okay so for homework
next time I will ask you: "Hey where's Takeshi?"
You just say... "He's passed out."
...in the corner ...somewhere. Okay please remember this
and we will see you next time. Thank you
for beginners video series
and today's idiom is "passed out."
Pass out. What does this mean? We will
find out
okay, let's first do our test.
So, I say to you: "Are you still
using that
app every morning? That smartphone app?"
And you say...
That's right! "I'm over it now."
Just like that. Okay let's go on
to today's idiom. Pass out. So
here's what I sometimes hear. Okay
so let's imagine that Taro, Takeshi
and I, the three of us are drinking
at an izakaya.
and we're all really drunk, okay.
And suddenly, Takeshi is missing. So
I say to Taro: "Where's Takeshi? Where
is he?"
And Taro says: "Yeah, he's
sleeping very deeply in the washroom."
Okay, or "in the corner." He's sleeping
very deeply.
Okay, it's a little bit strange. "Sleep
very deeply."
We don't really say that. Maybe a deep sleep,
we can say, but sleep deeply is a little
strange.
So a more natural way to say this
is like this -- so I say: "Where's Takeshi?"
And Taro says: "He's passed out in
the corner."
Passed out. Okay?
it doesn't... usually when they're drunk
and
they're sleeping like, you know,
very deep. They have a deep sleep. You
could say they're passed out.
Great idiom, okay. Very natural.
Passed out. Let's practice pronunciation.
He's
passed out. He's passedout.
You try.
Very good. With my question "Where's Takeshi?"
Oh!
Just like this. He's passed out in the
corner.
He's passed out in the washroom. Okay so for homework
next time I will ask you: "Hey where's Takeshi?"
You just say... "He's passed out."
...in the corner ...somewhere. Okay please remember this
and we will see you next time. Thank you