PART 2 · LESSON 14 OF 30 · 40 MINUTES
Fishing
At five in the morning after the Daimonji, Yui's father takes Ben fishing on a river in the hills north of Kyoto, and talks about Yui as a little girl. Learn to say what used to happen, with yoku and the past, and with -te ita. Talk about fishing, rods, bait and a bite, ask what someone was like as a child, say what you were like, and bring dinner home.
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THE STORY
Tuesday, the seventeenth of August, five in the morning. Mr. Yamamoto's secret turns out to be two fishing rods and a flask of tea. He drives Ben to a river in the hills north of Kyoto, where he used to take Yui when she was small. For an hour nothing bites, and slowly he starts to talk. Back at the house there's a fish to grill, and that night, the last dinner before Ben and Yui go back to Tokyo. This is the conversation you'll be able to say by the end of the lesson.
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