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Hi my cutie patooties!
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Welcome back to my channel or welcome to my channel.
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My name is Tania and today I'm making this video
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because I have lots of DMs from you guys wanting to know about cabin crew interviews and what you should do,
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not do, say, not say and all that stuff.
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I've been to two cabin crew interviews so far and I got through both of them.
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It was really simple because I just understood what they were looking for.
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So I'm here to share those tips with you so that you have an easy breezy time giving your interview.
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Let's just get into the video.
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Here are all the tips you need to ace your cabin crew interview.
客室乗務員の面接を突破するために必要なコツをすべてご紹介します。
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Number one and so so so important that you understand this that there are thousands and
一番、そしてこれを理解することが本当に、本当に、本当に重要なのですが、何千もの
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thousands of girls giving that particular cabin crew interview on
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that day and there are thousand more the next day and thousand more the next day.
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Now I'm not saying this to intimidate you, I'm saying this so that you understand this concept that you have to stand out.
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Do understand that the person who's taking the interview has been taking these interviews for years
面接官は何年もこうした面接を担当してきたことを理解しておいてください。
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and they have met god knows how many individuals wanting
そして彼らは、数えきれないほど多くの、それを望む人々と会ってきた。
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that position when I went to give my first ever cabin crew interview of course I was nervous
初めてキャビンクルーの面接に行ったとき、もちろん緊張していました。
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but I was vigilant trying to process everything
でも、私はすべてを理解しようとして、警戒を怠らなかった。
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that was going on the first round in most companies is the introduction round
ほとんどの企業の最初の選考で行われているのは、自己紹介の回です。
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so there were two interviewers and 15 about 15 girls sitting
インタビュアーが2人いて、あと15人くらいの女の子が座っていました。
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and I was towards the end so it started from that side and and they began their introduction and I,
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kid you not, I was bored I was so bored so everybody was like My name is XYZ,
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I'm from this place and I like singing and dancing the next person was like My name is XYZ,
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I'm from this place, I too like singing and dancing next person My name is XYZ, I'm from this place, I like singing and dancing I went to this place for my schooling
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and by the time 4-5 of them were done I was bored.
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I don't know about the interviewers, but I was bored.
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Imagine the person you're interviewing with is bored.
面接官が退屈しているところを想像してみてください。
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Imagine the interviewers.
面接官たちのことを想像してみてください。
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You have to say things that make you stand out.
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Even if, even if at that point your hobbies are singing and dancing and everybody's saying singing and dancing, please don't say singing and dancing.
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Please.
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By the time it was my turn, I said good morning everyone.
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My name is Tanya Bedi.
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I am from this place.
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My hobbies are playing football, gaming and digital art.
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And also fun fact about me, I am half Chinese half Punjabi.
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Boom!
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Instantly memorable instantly.
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And the interviewers began to have a conversation with me
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so please say something
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that makes you stand out it doesn't even have to be
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something extravagant you can just say I love baking desserts it's
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one of my favorite things to do I love playing the
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guitar I love playing the ukulele I love binge watching sci-fi shows something something different number two
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and also very very important again try to step into the interviewer's shoes they've been taking these interviews for
それから、これも非常に重要なことですが、もう一度面接官の立場になって考えてみてください。彼らはこれまでずっと面接を担当してきています。
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so long they're kind of bored listening to you talk about you
あなたの話を聞いているうちに、彼らはだんだん飽きてきてしまうのです。
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so try to break the ice try to ask them some
だから、まずはアイスブレイクをして、何か質問してみてください。
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questions it doesn't even have to be like a question question it can be a rhetorical question
質問、別にちゃんとした「質問」っぽくなくてもいいんです、修辞的な疑問でも大丈夫です。
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but try to have a conversation with them why does an interview always have to be this okay
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and what do you do and they'll answer and then they'll question
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and then they'll answer and then they'll question no it doesn't have to be like
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that especially not in a cabin crew interview your job is to make conversation with passengers
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so if you go there confident and you sit
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and you turn the interview questions into a conversation
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that is going to be such a bonus for you just
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involve them grab their focus okay sometimes they might just zone out
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because they're like okay they're listening to this for the millionth time be like some say something
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that will grab their attention something like okay my name is
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Tanya I'm from Deiradoon have you been to Deiradoon it's actually quite a beautiful place
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if you're a fan of the hill stations I totally recommend
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that you go there something like that so if they weren't paying attention they are now.
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Oh okay something different.
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Okay this girl might ask me something again so I have to be attentive I have to listen to her.
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The whole thing of being a cabin crew is being a very confident person somebody who's very confident in themselves
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so you have to go to these interviews being confident like even
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if you are not confident try to do something
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that will make you more comfortable in the interview
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or like Rihanna said What do you do on those days
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that you don't feel that confident or fearless or powerful like you did out there?
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Uh, pretend.
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Fake it?
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Yeah.
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Until we make it?
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I mean why not?
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It's either that or cry myself to sleep.
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Who wants to do that?
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Just fake it.
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Just fake your confidence.
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Nobody there knows you.
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Nobody knows if you're the shy little girl.
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You can create an alter ego and just go there and be this confident person for me.
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I am honestly somebody who was very very nervous for this interview when I went for the first time.
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I knew that there would be a lot of people for the interview
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but there were like thousands of girls in the waiting room.
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The way I made myself comfortable was I went and I made a few friends.
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Started talking to them, we went to grab a few snacks, we were nervous together and that made us confident.
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And by the second interview I just faked it because by that time I knew the process, I knew everything, I knew the kind of questions they would ask me
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and nobody there knew me so I went in and I faked my confidence.
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You guys you have to open your mouth and talk.
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It can be gibberish if you want it to be but just talk.
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The whole point of why they're having these interviews is to see
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if you are capable of having a one-on-one conversation with passengers, if you are quick on your feet
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if you can just think of something to say even
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when you have nothing to say
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so guys you have to get out of your comfort zone
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and talk now it doesn't necessarily even have to be the right answer
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or anything there is usually no particular right answer to the questions asked at a cabin crew interview even
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if they ask something like okay how many fleets do we have
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and stuff like that or what is the difference between a full service airline
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and a low cost airline and you are not aware
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because you don't know anything about the airline community you don't
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have to be like um no you can be confident
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that you don't know the answer you can say i'm really sorry i i'm not sure
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that i know about this however i will look it up
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that is it you said something you were confident and you said
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that you didn't know about it that is so much better than ahhh.
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Be confident and be like I don't have enough information about this topic to state an opinion at the moment.
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And that is it.
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That is all you have to say.
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And even though you didn't answer the question and give the right answer or whatever, they saw that you were confident enough to say that you didn't know it.
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During the round of the group discussion, you are going to get a topic, a very easy topic.
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Topics like they give to elementary school children this round you
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have to talk you can talk whatever they want to see
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that you are confidently making eye contact
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and talking about it you can be talking gibberish about it
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but just talk about it i remember i got the topic
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public transport versus private transport these are very basic things you
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can say whatever comes to your mind whatever comes to your mind These are very subjective, easy, fourth-grader topics.
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So don't be nervous.
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Nobody is looking at whether you're saying the right thing or not.
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People are trying to see whether you can talk at any random topic at any given time.
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Very major, very important part of any cabin crew interview is your grooming.
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Your grooming and your basic hygiene have to be top notch.
身だしなみと基本的な衛生管理は、完璧でなければなりません。
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Make sure you carry your comb, your makeup kit, your perfumes, carry mints, carry extra stockings,
くし、メイクポーチ、香水、ミント、予備のストッキングを必ず持っていきましょう。
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whatever, whatever you think that are essential for the day of your interview.
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Make sure that you are dressed in the dress code that they have provided for you.
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You can go to their site and go to the cabin crew interview page
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and see whether they've mentioned skirts or pants or stockings, shirt, bun, pony, whatever they mentioned.
そして彼らがスカートやパンツ、ストッキング、シャツ、お団子ヘア、ポニーテールなど、何か言及していないか確認してください。
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Make sure you go according to that.
それに従って進めるようにしてください。
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Make sure you stay away from really flashy colors like neon or magenta or something very striking to the eye.
ネオンやマゼンタのような派手な色、あるいは目に強く映る色は絶対に避けてください。
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Make sure you stay away from those because you want the interview's attention to be on what you're saying,
面接官の注意があなたの話している内容に向くようにするために、そういったものは避けるようにしてください。
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your personality rather than maybe really flashy nail paints or like a flashy top that you're wearing.
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Try to stay away from negative statements.
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It makes you come off as a somewhat arrogant and ungrateful person.
それだと、どこか傲慢で恩知らずな人だと思われてしまいますよ。
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Try to frame all your sentences in a positive way.
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So if you have something bad to say about your company, like they wouldn't promote me no matter what I did, no matter how hard I worked,
だから、もしあなたが自分の会社について悪いことを言いたい場合、例えば「どんなに頑張っても、どんなに努力しても、会社は私を昇進させてくれなかった」といったことを言いたいなら、
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you could frame it like I'm at the point in my life where I'm looking for growth
「今、自分は人生の中で成長を求めている時期なんだ」というような言い方もできます。
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and what better company to grow with than your company.
そして、御社ほど成長できる企業は他にありません。
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So that is what I mean by taking all your negative comments
だから、あなたの否定的なコメントをすべて受け止めるというのは、そういう意味なんです。
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and frame it into positive statements that make you come off as somebody very mature,
そして、自分がとても成熟した人間だと思わせるような前向きな言葉に言い換えてください。
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very grounded and the kind of employee that that company is looking for.
非常に地に足がついていて、まさにその会社が求めている人材だ。
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Sometimes when you're nervous without knowing it you tend to stammer on and on about one topic for a very long time.
時々、自分では気づかないうちに緊張していると、同じ話題について長々と話し続けてしまうことがある。
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So try to keep this in your mind that every answer just try to to keep it short.
ですので、すべての回答はできるだけ簡潔にするよう心がけてください。
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If you start noticing that you have begun to like fumble with your answers or with your sentences, you can just end it there.
もし答えや文章を口ごもるようになってきたと感じたら、そこで話を終えてしまって構いません。
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Keep some very basic sentences ready in your head.
頭の中に、非常に基本的な文章をいくつか用意しておきましょう。
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Say those and just keep it short and to the point
それらを言って、短く要点だけを伝えてください。
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so that you don't stammer and fumble and go on and on and make yourself more nervous than you already are.
そうすれば、どもったり、言葉を探したり、だらだら話し続けたりして、今以上に緊張することがなくなります。
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So that is all for today.
今日はこれで以上です。
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I hope this video helped you guys.
この動画が皆さんの役に立てば嬉しいです。
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If there's anything else that you want to know, do let me know in the comments and I hope that you apply these tips in your next interview.
他に何か知りたいことがあれば、コメント欄で教えてください。次回の面接でこれらのヒントを活かせることを願っています。
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So until next time, bye bye!
では、また次回お会いしましょう。バイバイ！
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この動画でスピーキング練習する理由
キャビンクルー面接の実践的な会話が学べるこの動画は、YouTubeで英語学習する上で最適な教材です。日常的な会話だけでなく、面接での「印象づける表現」「相手を引き込む話し方」など、実用的なスキルが身につきます。特に英語シャドーイングに最適で、ネイティブのトーンやリズムを真似ながら、自然な発音と流暢さを養えます。IELTS スピーキング対策にも役立つ、「自分をアピールする方法」が満載です。
文脈の中の文法と表現
- 「I've been to two cabin crew interviews so far」：現在完了形を使って経験を述べる表現。面接で自分の経歴を話す時に頻繁に使われます。
- 「Do understand that...」：強調のために助動詞を前に出す構文。相手に重要なことを伝える時の決まり文句です。
- 「try to step into the interviewer's shoes」：「相手の立场に立つ」という慣用句。人間関係の話でよく使われ、shadowspeakで覚えると実践的です。
発音の注意点
動画の中ではいくつか発音が難しい単語があります。「vigilant」（警戒する）は「ヴィジラント」ではなく「ヴィジラント」と発音し、「extravagant」（派手な）は「エクストラヴァガント」ではなく「エクストラヴァガント」となります。また、「binge watching」（バインジー・ウォッチング）のリズムを捉えることが重要で、shadow speakで何度も繰り返し練習すると自然に発音できるようになります。
この動画の文法
話し手がよく使っている文型を、動画の実際の表現とともに紹介します。
| 文型 | 動画での表現 |
|---|---|
| 現在完了進行形 have/has been + -ing — 以前に始まり今も続いている動作 | has been taking · they've been taking |
| 現在完了形 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去の出来事が今も関係している | I've been · have met · have provided |
| 受動態 be + 過去分詞 — 誰がするかより、何が起きるかに焦点を当てる | were done · are dressed |
シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由
シャドーイング（Shadowing）は、もともとプロの通訳者養成プログラムで開発された言語学習法で、多言語習得者として知られるDr. Alexander Arguelles によって広く普及されました。方法はシンプルですが非常に効果的：ネイティブスピーカーの英語を聞きながら、1〜2秒の遅延で声に出してすぐに繰り返す——まるで「影（shadow）」のように話者を追いかけます。文法ドリルや受動的なリスニングと異なり、シャドーイングは脳と口の筋肉が同時にリアルタイムで英語を処理・再現することを強制します。研究により、発音精度、抑揚、リズム、連音、リスニング力、そして会話の流暢さが大幅に向上することが確認されています。IELTSスピーキング対策や自然な英語コミュニケーションを目指す方に特におすすめです。