やさしい英語会話 (223) A Safe Place at Night
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暗い夜道の一人歩きには、危険が潜んでいることも。大学のような安全な場所でも、ひったくりなどの被害に遭わないよう気をつけたいものです。
今回の会話は、キャンパス内でのひったくり事件(※架空の事件です)を話題にしています。アルバイトが夜遅くに終わる会話の男性が、犯罪から身を守るために寄ろうとしている場所とは…?
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(15:17 7.6MB 初級〜中級)*** It's a Good Expression ***
(今回の重要表現)
to be robbed
盗まれる
the Faculty of Engineering
工学部
to hurt
けがをする
to arrest
逮捕する
We better not come home late at night.
= We had better not come home late at night.
口語ではhad betterのhadがたびたび省略される。
Ehem
エヘン(咳払い)
※Ahem.ともいう。
You gotta really miss me.
= You have got to miss me.
※ここでのgotta (have got to)は「〜に違いない」
If I'm not mistaken
もし私の間違いでなければ
I should have known
わかっておくべきだった
※should have + [過去分詞]の形。
*** Script ***
A Safe Place at Night?
W: Hey, did you hear the news on TV? A student from school was robbed on his way home at about 10 last night.
M: Oh, no. Where did it happen?
W: In front of the Faculty of Engineering. Luckily, he only hurt his arm a little when the guy pushed him down to get his bag. Unfortunately, he lost his laptop, and all of his data inside it.
M: Oh, too bad! Have the police arrested the guy who did it?
W: Not yet. They're still looking for him. I hope they can get him soon.
M: Yeah. Wow, maybe we better not come home late at night from campus.
W: Ehem... when exactly did you ever come home late at night from campus? You're always the FIRST person who runs home after class finishes!
M: Ha ha… You know me so well, Asoka! You gotta really miss me then....
W: Not for a thousand years, Ben... I understand why you're always in such a hurry after class... It's because you have to go to your part-time job, right? What time do you usually go home from work?
M: I finish my job around 10:30 each night.
W: Wow. That's pretty late... Hey, you better be careful. And if I'm not mistaken, you usually go home in front of the Faculty of Engineering, right?
M: Relax, Asoka... I've already got a solution for that.
W: Oh? What is it?
M: If it's very late from my part-time job, I'm going to stay in a very comfortable and warm place with homemade delicious food. And most important, it's very close to my part-time job place!
W: Hmm... It sounds like a very nice place. Where is it?
M: Your home, of course!
W: Ha... I should have known where this conversation was going. Well, we'll see what happens when you face my father then!
(Written by Annisa)