PART 2 · LESSON 17 OF 30 · 40 MINUTES
The Typhoon
Saturday the eighteenth of September. A typhoon stops the bullet trains on the morning Ben and Yui were to go to Kyoto to see reception venues with Miss Morita. Learn the uses of wake. So that's why, no wonder (wake da). It's not that (wake ja nai). There's no way (wake ga nai). Talk about a typhoon, getting ready, a power cut, and an evening by candlelight.
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THE STORY
Saturday, the eighteenth of September. Ben and Yui were to take the eight o'clock bullet train to Kyoto, to see three reception venues with Miss Morita, but a typhoon has come up from the south and the bullet trains have stopped. They tape the windows and fill the bath, Kenta phones from the Hanaya, and Maple goes under the bed and won't come out. That evening the lights go off, and by candlelight, with no phone and no TV, they really talk. This is the conversation you'll be able to say by the end of the lesson.
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