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The Emperor and the Nightingale The Emperor of China was a very proud man.
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He always wanted the best of everything.
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His palace was made of fine white bricks.
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The roof was solid gold.
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The garden was full of bright flowers with silver bells.
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They tinkled in the wind.
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Music to my ears.
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The garden was very big.
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It was so big that even the emperor never saw it all.
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Oof!
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He never saw the little brown nightingale who lived in the trees.
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But other people saw the nightingale.
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The gardener saw her every day.
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He liked to listen to her singing.
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Her songs always made him smile.
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Cheer up!
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Cheer up!
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One day, the emperor was reading a book about his wonderful palace.
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The book said, the garden is full of bells that tinkle sweetly.
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The emperor smiled, but the next page made him frown.
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It went on, but the nightingale's song sounds sweeter than the bells.
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What's a nightingale?
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Why haven't I heard this nightingale?
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snapped the emperor Bring it to sing in the palace now!
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The palace servants never went into the garden They didn't know anything about the nightingale
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But they didn't dare to tell the emperor What's a nightingale?
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Where can we find it?
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They searched high and low.
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They looked under flowers and behind bushes.
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Spiders can't see.
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In the end, they had to ask the gardener.
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I can show you the nightingale, he said.
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Follow me.
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They walked and walked.
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Suddenly, they heard a croak.
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The nightingale! cried the servant.
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What music!
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The gardener smiled.
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No, that's a frog in the pond.
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He replied.
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A little later, they heard a loud moo.
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The nightingale! shouted the servant.
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What a voice!
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No, that's a cow in the field.
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The gardener told them he was trying not to laugh.
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In the end, they came to a tree.
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Just then, the nightingale began to sing.
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Cheer up!
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Cheer up!
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Such sweet music!
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When she finished, the servants collapsed.
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Little bird, the emperor wants you to sing in his palace, they said.
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My songs sound best out here.
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among the trees, said the bird, but I'll come.
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As she flew back to the palace with them,
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the emperor was surprised to see such a little browned bird.
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She's not very pretty, But when she sang,
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he was entranted by her voice.
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Cheer up, cheer up.
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The emperor liked her voice so much.
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He ordered her to stay and sing to him every day.
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The Emperor gave the Nightingale a silver cage,
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but she missed living outside, among the trees.
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Soon, the little brown bird was famous.
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Even the emperor of Japan came to hear her sing.
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Cheer up, cheer up.
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What a sweet voice.
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One day, a big box arrived at the palace.
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To the emperor of China.
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Here's an even better nightingale from the Emperor of Japan.
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Inside, there was another nightingale.
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This one had sparkling golden feathers.
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Its eyes were made of rubies.
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What a beautiful bird!
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When you turned a key, it sang like the little brown bird.
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Well, sort of.
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Tra la la!
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Although the tune was always exactly the same.
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Tra la la!
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The emperor was very happy.
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He was so happy, he forgot all about the little brown bird.
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She flew away and nobody noticed.
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The emperor played the golden nightingale every morning.
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Cha la la. And every evening.
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Cha la la.
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Until one day, instead of singing, it went and kerplunk!
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Something had broken inside.
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No one knew how to fix it.
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Now the emperor longed for the little brown bird But no one could find her,
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not even the gardener Then the emperor became sick He lay in bed,
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staring sadly at his broken bird.
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His room was full of silence and shadows.
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The doctors said he was close to death.
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Suddenly, the sound of birdsong filled the air.
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It was the real nightingale.
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Cheer up, cheer up.
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She had found out the emperor was sick.
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So she had come back to sing for him.
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She sang so sweetly that the shadows seemed to fade.
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The emperor smiled and he began to get better.
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Cheer up!
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Cheer up!
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Whistling Soon the emperor would swell again.
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I am sure the nightingale cured me, he thought.
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Please stay, he begged the little bird.
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You can have a golden cage and all the servants you want.
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I'll throw away the golden bird.
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I prefer to live outside among the trees,
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the nightingale replied, and she flew away.
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The emperor was very sad.
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He asked the gardener to plant a tree under his window.
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It will remind me of the nightingale, he said.
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The gardener watered the tree every day.
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It grew and grew.
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One day, the emperor heard something flutter past his window.
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He looked out.
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Cheer up!
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Cheer up!
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To his surprise, he saw two nightingales.
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They were building a nest in the tree.
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And when they sang, everyone in the palace smiled to hear them.
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The emperor most of awe.
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文脈と背景
「夜ingaleと皇帝」の物語は、中国の皇帝が自らの宮殿とその美しさを誇示する様子から始まります。皇帝は、完璧な宮殿と美しい庭を持ち、自らの優越性を誇示しています。しかし、庭の中には彼が知らない夜ingaleという小さな鳥が住んでおり、その美しい歌声は誰もが愛しています。この物語を通じて、他者の美しさや価値を見抜くことの重要性が語られています。この話は、雰囲気や感情を理解する上でも貴重な教材です。
日常コミュニケーションのためのトップ5フレーズ
- 「最高のものを手に入れたい」 - 物事への情熱と追求を表現します。
- 「美しい音楽」 - 何かの魅力を説明する良い表現です。
- 「心を明るくする」 - ポジティブな感情を伝えるフレーズ。
- 「探し回る」 - 物を探す時の行動を示します。
- 「歌声が美しい」 - 賞賛の意を示す表現です。
段階的シャドーイングガイド
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- ビデオを視聴: 最初に物語を通しで見ることで、全体の流れや雰囲気を把握します。
- セリフを繰り返す: 特に印象に残ったセリフを選び、音声を真似して発音練習をします。
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- 録音: 自分の声を録音して、実際の発音と比較します。改良点を見つける良い手段です。
- 反復練習: 繰り返し行うことで、言語能力を定着させ、英語スピーキング練習につなげましょう。
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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 |
|---|---|
| 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 | was made · was entranted · were made |
| 過去進行形 was/were + -ing — 過去のある時点で進行中だった動作 | was reading · was trying |
| 「will」の未来表現 will + 動詞 — その場の決定、約束、予測 | I'll come · I'll throw · will remind |
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