イングリッシュサロン Topic
12月 金曜日クラス
Jane's class
"Manners"
What are some examples of bad manners on the bus or train?
Do you think peole are more polite or less polite than in the past?
Can you think of examples of how manners have changed in your country?
How are manners different in other countries?
How would you like foreigners behave in Japan when they are visiting?
Damien's class
"aging"
How long do you want to live?
What are some of the benefits of getting older?
Is aging more difficult for men or women? Why?
Are older people actually wiser?
How are older people viewed in Japan?
Do you expect your children to support you as age?
What kind of support should children give their aging parents?
Who is the oldest person you know? How is their view of the world different than yours?
How well do you relate to people who are 5 years younger than you? How about 10 years younger?
12月 火曜日クラス
Jane's class
"Environmental Problems"
What are some of the most serious environmental problems now?
What are some things we can do to help the environment?
Do you think the Japanese government is helping the environment?
What is your opinion on climate change?
Damien's class
"aging"
How long do you want to live?
What are some of the benefits of getting older?
Is aging more difficult for men or women? Why?
Are older people actually wiser?
How are older people viewed in Japan?
Do you expect your children to support you as age?
What kind of support should children give their aging parents?
Who is the oldest person you know? How is their view of the world different than yours?
How well do you relate to people who are 5 years younger than you? How about 10 years younger?
2016年2月 金曜日クラス
Jane's class
Free topics set by participants
Participants set their own topic to talk about, if they have something to talk or tell other participants about.
They can set a topic-5mins. or so a participant.
It is not compulsory.
Damien's class
”Living in your city"
With more and more international travelers visiting Japan, it is important to be able to talk about the good and bad points of the city in which you live.
Foreign visitors usually stay a short time in Japan, mostly in hotels in big cities like Tokyo or Osaka.
I think they would like to know what it's like to live in your city.
Do you like living in your city? Give your reasons. What are the positive and negative points. This could include things like transportation, costs, noise, pollution, safety, the friendliness of the local people, public facilities and so on...
What would you like to change about your city?
What made you decide to live where you live?
Have you lived in other cities in Japan or in the world? What sort of differences did you find?
Here are some other related topics:
Have you experienced living in a rural area or would you like to in the future?
What international city would you like to live in and why?
If you meet a foreigner, what questions would you like to ask him about living in his city?
2016年2月 火曜日クラス
Jane's class
Free topics set by participants
Participants set their own topic to talk about, if they have something to talk or tell other participants about.
They can set a topic-5mins. or so a participant.
It is not compulsory.
Damien's class
”Living in your city"
With more and more international travelers visiting Japan, it is important to be able to talk about the good and bad points of the city in which you live.
Foreign visitors usually stay a short time in Japan, mostly in hotels in big cities like Tokyo or Osaka.
I think they would like to know what it's like to live in your city.
Do you like living in your city? Give your reasons. What are the positive and negative points. This could include things like transportation, costs, noise, pollution, safety, the friendliness of the local people, public facilities and so on...
What would you like to change about your city?
What made you decide to live where you live?
Have you lived in other cities in Japan or in the world? What sort of differences did you find?
Here are some other related topics:
Have you experienced living in a rural area or would you like to in the future?
What international city would you like to live in and why?
If you meet a foreigner, what questions would you like to ask him about living in his city?
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