Hey, what's going on everyone? Jun here with Happa Eikaiwa.
Speaking of Autumn, it's a season where you can eat a lot of delicious food such as sweet potatoes and grapes,
but what kind of food do you like in Autumn?
Today, two Americans, Micah and Keira, will be talking about their favorite food in Autumn.
First, we'll play a conversation without subtitles,
so try to figure out how much you can understand.
After that, we'll explain the content of the conversation.
Deluxe. Fancy. I like it. I like it.
What is your favorite Fall food or activity?
I know a lot of different ones in America.
Okay, well, I'm going to answer first and then I'm going to shoot it back to you.
I'll start out with food.
I'll have to go with pumpkin pie.
I'm a big fan of the pumpkin pie, especially with whipped cream.
I do not do pumpkin pie without whipped cream.
I don't know. What about you? Where are you at with that?
I'm a vanilla ice cream on the side.
Some Alamo.
Deluxe. Fancy. I like it. I like it.
This is a quiz.
What does Micah say here?
Okay, well, I'm going to answer first and then I'm going to shoot it back to you.
Here, I pronounce I'm going to like I'm a.
This is called linking.
It means that words and words are connected and the sound is connected.
For example,
I'm going to study English.
I'm a study English.
I'm going to go to work.
I'm a go to work.
I'm a.
Okay, well, I'm going to answer first and then I'm going to shoot it back to you.
I'm gonna.
Okay, well, I'm going to answer first and then I'm going to shoot it back to you.
I'm a.
I'm a big fan of the pumpkin pie.
I'm a big fan of Italian food.
I'm a big fan of anime.
I tried out Vegemite in Australia, but I wasn't a big fan of it.
I do not do pumpkin pie without whipped cream.
I do not do is used instead of I do not eat or I do not enjoy.
This expression means that you don't eat something, you don't like something, or you don't enjoy something.
It's a casual and colloquial way of saying it.
In general, it is used as an emphasis.
Maika says that she doesn't eat pumpkin pie without whipped cream.
In short, I don't eat pumpkin pie unless I put whipped cream on it.
It means that I strongly prefer whipped cream.
For example, I don't eat sashimi.
I don't do raw fish.
I hate karaoke.
I don't do karaoke.
I'm not good at the morning.
I don't do early mornings.
I'm a vanilla ice cream on the side.
First of all, the pronunciation of vanilla is pronounced as vanilla.
Even if you pronounce it as vanilla, there are many things that don't work, so when you want to say it as vanilla, make sure to pronounce it as vanilla.
On the side means that it is separated from the center, so it means a separate attachment.
So vanilla ice on the side doesn't mean vanilla ice cream on top of pumpkin pie.
It means that pumpkin pie and vanilla ice cream are separate.
It means that I like to eat pumpkin pie with vanilla ice cream.
On the side is a very convenient phrase to use when ordering at a restaurant.
For example, when you order,
you can say,
Kind of person is used to describe a person's personality or character.
I'm a vanilla ice cream on the side kind of person means I'm the type of person who puts vanilla ice cream on the side.
In addition, I'm the type of person who likes outdoors.
He's a happy-go-lucky kind of person.
Deluxe. Fancy. I like it.
Awesome job today, guys. I hope you guys enjoyed today's lesson.
I am not a big fan of pumpkin-flavored food or drinks,
but
It's really good. You gotta give it a try.
I'm a vanilla ice cream on the side.
