【待望の第2弾!】ネイティブは超使うけど日本では知られてない英語

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  • ネイティブならめちゃくちゃよく使う英語なのに日本では知られてない英語がたくさんあります。今回は、8つの英語をゲットしてしまいましょう!
    中には辞書に載っている意味と違う意味の単語もあります。
    今回も、その英語を使ったストーリーを話すので感覚が掴みやすいです!

Komentáře • 106

  • @suda1067
    @suda1067 Před rokem +5

    このシリーズ勉強になるのですごく助かります。
    第1000弾くらいまでずっと続けてほしいです!😆

  • @ChanChanco39
    @ChanChanco39 Před rokem +10

    タッキーがちらついて笑いました😂
    難しい、馴染みのない、ネガティブな意味合いの言葉達でしたが、日本語でのニックさんの例えが面白すぎて、覚えてみようと思えました😂

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +4

      I'm glad you liked it!
      確かに、言われてみればネガティブな表現が多いですね!💦
      自分では気づかなかったのが怖い💦
      Next time I'll do more positive ones! 😉🍀

    • @user-qv2fx3zw1e
      @user-qv2fx3zw1e Před rokem

      ​@@nicwilliamson、

  • @rickito999
    @rickito999 Před rokem +22

    0:08 petty
    1:20 forward
    2:15 tacky
    2:50 complacent
    3:30 obnoxious
    4:25 nonchalant
    5:48 possessive
    7:38 mediocre
    I’m wondering if I’m being a bit too forward.😅

  • @user-pv8lc3yt6y
    @user-pv8lc3yt6y Před rokem +5

    やっぱりニックさんの動画は楽しく学べる。モチベになります。

  • @mayumiyamamuro5567
    @mayumiyamamuro5567 Před rokem +3

    今回の単語、そして使い方の説明はとても端的でIt's motivate me to memorize all of them and be prepared to use then during the conversations without hesitating.全て暗記してみようと思います。Thank you again making such an amazing video!!

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem

      Awesome! I'm so glad to hear that!🍀😃
      Good luck

  • @user-bg6om8fi2q
    @user-bg6om8fi2q Před rokem +2

    ニックさんの「怖いですね~」ここで毎回笑ってます。

  • @dmchoshi4149
    @dmchoshi4149 Před rokem +2

    毎回知らないワード覚えれて嬉しいです!😊
    Sometimes being nonchalant helps people keep away from stressful life. 😮

  • @Ryouki1206
    @Ryouki1206 Před rokem +5

    hello nikku your channel is very helpful! thankyou very much😊

  • @Qoo62
    @Qoo62 Před rokem

    このシリーズ最高です!すべてノートに書き取ってます。解説や例文の日本語がこれ以上ないレベルの分かりやすさ&ドンピシャです!

  • @emma-sj2rc
    @emma-sj2rc Před rokem +2

    ずっと発音を「みでぃおくれ」、「のんちゃらんと」で覚えてました(笑) petty cashやforward looking statements以外での使い方を知らなかったので本当にためになりました!ありがとうございます😆

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +1

      I'm impressed you knew those words, and I'm glad you learned something new!

  • @Yo-id6hc
    @Yo-id6hc Před rokem +15

    ノンシャランって昔日本でも言う人いました。「あの人はノンシャランだから…」とか昔の文化人がよく使ってたし、昔の小説にも出てきます。もしかしてそれ??

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +4

      面白いですね!同じ単語だと思います^^
      もしかしてフランス語をそのまま使っているかもしれないしね^^

  • @user-wz8rh8hn1z
    @user-wz8rh8hn1z Před rokem

    いつも素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます。
    名詞を説明する際に関係詞や関係副詞、不定詞などを使い、色々な方法があると思うのですが、それらがいつもこんがらがってしまい、会話の際になかなかスムーズに表現できません。
    是非、ニック先生に教えていただきたいです!

  • @noriki-ki7116
    @noriki-ki7116 Před 11 měsíci

    とってもためになりました!ありがとうございます😊

  • @tyokuko72
    @tyokuko72 Před rokem +2

    I love this series!! Among the words, I only knew "possessive". I would love to learn positive expressions as well. I'm looking forward to the noun version😊✨

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +3

      Yes, I didn't realize there were so many negative words this time! 💦
      Next time, I want to make a "positive words" episode 😉👍

  • @user-lm4gn6ys6h
    @user-lm4gn6ys6h Před rokem

    このシリーズとても好きです!
    楽しく勉強できます!

  • @user-ex5or9ou1j
    @user-ex5or9ou1j Před rokem +1

    pettyとは「ペティ・ナイフ」 のペティのことかと思って調べたら、日本で言うペティ・ナイフは「petit〈仏語〉+knife〈英語〉」 の 和製英語で 全く違うんですね。
    勉強になりました。
    因みに私はかなりpettyな人です😅

  • @user-fm6cv7ok2k
    @user-fm6cv7ok2k Před rokem +1

    Thank you
    for teaching very useful adjective words!I always use dull when I explain food..drama or something.but I wanna use mediocre instead of dull!

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem

      It's a great word for describing all those things 😉👍
      I hope the video helped!

  • @maiikeda413
    @maiikeda413 Před rokem +4

    One of my coworker is nonchalant during work. Even when everyone is busy around her, she doesn't show any of her emotions and be cool. Sometimes I wish I could being nonchalant like her😂

  • @masami7365
    @masami7365 Před rokem

    タッキーさん可愛いそう😂 but he is not tacky at all. He is so cool. ☺️

  • @user-px9bx7em7c
    @user-px9bx7em7c Před rokem

    めっちゃ勉強になります

  • @aozyashin
    @aozyashin Před rokem

    実用的で面白かったです。Mediocre は Mad Max: Fury Roadを思い出しました。

  • @user-dp9ym3dl8r
    @user-dp9ym3dl8r Před rokem

    "complacent"は満足した状態と辞書にはありますが、ニック先生の説明では満足しすぎて油断した状態という事ですね。「天狗になる」「調子に乗りすぎる」とはまた違うニュアンスなのでしょうか?

  • @Spookeyyyyyyyy
    @Spookeyyyyyyyy Před rokem +3

    ニックは最強!

  • @Weavepppp
    @Weavepppp Před 11 měsíci

    いつもありがとうございます。
    Our team had been won the game 2 years in a row, but we got complacent and finally lost this year.

  • @ukbakedpotato7647
    @ukbakedpotato7647 Před 8 měsíci

    Thank you very much for this video. I enjoyed it very much. Could you kindly add the following words that I hear very often in TV shows and conversation with British people in your future video, please ? I would like to know when and how to use them.
    1. Pathetic 2. to screw 3. to piss someone off 4. to blow ( how to use this word in this meaning: blow something (informal) to waste an opportunity) 5. to get on with it
    6. just the way it is
    Also does '' to upset someone '' mean '' to make someone angry or uncomfortable '' ? The meaning of '' To upset'' is ambiguous to me . Thanks!

  • @user-lb2fh4vz8m
    @user-lb2fh4vz8m Před rokem +5

    My husband is petty and tacky.
    But I'm nonchalant about it so we are getting along with each other.

  • @user-mm9cw8oo7n
    @user-mm9cw8oo7n Před rokem +2

    元ジャニヲタなのでタッキー出してくれたおかげでtackyは速攻で覚えられました笑!
    【possessiveの体験談】
    My ex-boyfriend wasn't possessive, but he was coming to my apartment and work without an appointment. I was a little appalled at the time.
    My ex-boyfriend wasn't tie me down〜でも同様でしょうか?

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +2

      PERFECT example!💯😃
      tie me downの方は動詞なので、Me ex-boyfriend didn't tie me down. なら大丈夫ですね

  • @huwgmw6932
    @huwgmw6932 Před rokem

    i' surprised that those words i dunno r in this movie!!
    i appreciate for him uploading it!

  • @msora4059
    @msora4059 Před rokem

    look forward to …. は、心待ちにしているという肯定的なニュアンスで覚えていましたが、今日のforward は、行き過ぎた感のイメージのように思えました。どうなのでしょうか?

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +1

      今回の「forward」は「look forward to」とは完全に別の表現ですね😉
      「look forward to」はもちろん肯定的な意味ですね👍

    • @msora4059
      @msora4059 Před rokem

      Thank you for your clear answer ‼️

  • @tatmiy
    @tatmiy Před rokem

    He amazed me by spontaneously using words that native English speakers would, and in a nonchalant manner, just after a year of his effort to leave his comfort zone of being a mediocre English speaker. Does this make sense?

  • @fujiojerrynakamura6277
    @fujiojerrynakamura6277 Před rokem +2

    ①He sounds petty! I don't want to be like him!
    ②I know this is kind of forward, but is there any way you could teach me English? Actually, I want to speak English like you. If you can't, I totally understand.

  • @ifsomedaycomes
    @ifsomedaycomes Před rokem +1

    Whenever I 'm working on PC at home, like trying to answer my boss's e-mail, my cat always steps on the key board to interrupt me. It's so obnoxious.

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +2

      PERFECT example!💯😃
      お疲れ様です!💦

  • @shoy.n
    @shoy.n Před rokem +1

    when I put in the pen turned upside down in the pen stand, every time my husband puts it back.He is so petty. It doesn't interedted in for me.😂

  • @fujiojerrynakamura6277
    @fujiojerrynakamura6277 Před rokem +2

    ③I'm getting sick of his tacky performance!
    ④I'm not here to be complacent.
    I have to go the extra mile!

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    It is obnoxious to wear strong perfume to a restaurant where people enjoy wine.
    Because wine is to be enjoyed not only for its taste but also for its aroma.🍷

  • @yukio_saito
    @yukio_saito Před rokem +5

    My ex-friends were obnoxious. They hijacked a conversation and gave me unsolicited advice.

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +2

      Perfect English!😃💯
      "unsolicited advice" is such a natural expression 👍🍀

  • @user-zr9hj5we9q
    @user-zr9hj5we9q Před rokem

    こんにちは、関係ない質問スミマセン。英単語を爆速で何回も回して覚えるのに、そもそも発音自体が聞いても忘れます。この場合また1回、1回、聞きながら繰り返す必要がありますか?本当に英単語が頭に入りません
    宜しくお願い致します

  • @fujiojerrynakamura6277
    @fujiojerrynakamura6277 Před rokem +2

    ⑤I hate it when she is obnoxious!
    ⑥Frankly, he looked more nonchalant than terrified.

  • @user-jt7sw1qm5f
    @user-jt7sw1qm5f Před rokem +1

    My father was really possesive when I was a junior high school student.thanks.

  • @mayuk1377
    @mayuk1377 Před rokem

    More please👍

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    When I parked my car in Azabu Juban and was about to go to an English lesson, One woman said to me, "I know this is a bit forword, but I'm in a hurry and need to give up my parking spot there.🚗
    However, since I was also late for the lesson, I declined the woman's request and headed to the lesson.💨

  • @hiroteruyoshihara1370
    @hiroteruyoshihara1370 Před rokem +1

    Forward とmediocre はBack to the future に出て来ますね。
    Lorraine: Marty, this may seem a little forward, but I was wondering if you would...
    Doc: The family photograph with Dave fading away. Pretty mediocre photographic fakery, they cut off your brother's hair.

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem

      Wow! You have a good memory!! Thanks for letting me know!

    • @hiroteruyoshihara1370
      @hiroteruyoshihara1370 Před rokem

      I don't cover all the movies ever created before. I vividly remember the word "mediocre " because "pretty mediocre photographic fakery" was
      translated like ピンぼけ写真. That's when I knew the japanese subtitles were not exact translations of the original English lines. They just give the audience some hint as to what is going on in the movie.

  • @tumtum4776
    @tumtum4776 Před 3 měsíci

    I feel like my workplace leaders are too nitpicky and petty, and it's making me want to quit my job.

  • @user-sn9lk8tj4r
    @user-sn9lk8tj4r Před rokem

    It might be obnoxious to laugh and clap your hands loudly when drinking. I can’t personally stand it.

  • @user-te4io2ey5d
    @user-te4io2ey5d Před rokem +3

    7月から留学に行くのですが、ニックさんの動画を見れば、ある程度聞き取れたりできるようになりますか?また、おすすめの勉強法などありますか?

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +1

      聞き取りはトレーニングしても時間はかかりますけど、このプレイリストで、リンキングなどの発音現象に慣れればかなり聞き取れるようになります:
      czcams.com/video/QPZJu5SE4l8/video.html
      ぜひご覧ください😉
      もちろん、構文や単語やフレーズの知識も大事ですね。
      細かい文法の理屈を意識せずに、しっかりした英語の「骨格」を作るなら「Speaking Map」がおすすめです。この紹介動画をぜひ観てみてください:czcams.com/video/0cfOVqhqVvo/video.html
      Good luck! I'm rooting for you!

  • @fujiojerrynakamura6277
    @fujiojerrynakamura6277 Před rokem +2

    ⑦I have an American friend whose girlfriend is super possessive.
    ⑧I find the Academy Award-winning movie so mediocre. The director might be complacent.

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +1

      PERFECT example!💯😃
      You're on fire today!!

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    My niece is possessive.
    When I am talking to another girl, she gets angry and interrupts me.
    When I pick flowers with all her friends, I have to give her all the flowers I pick.🌱

  • @cottonnavigator
    @cottonnavigator Před rokem

    In Japan, when we react to something nonchalantly, we’re said “salty -Shio Taiou-“.

  • @yuca2023
    @yuca2023 Před rokem +1

    One of my coworkers is so obnoxious to say that my favorite band is tacky during business dinner. But I tried to be nonchalant as I didn’t want to seem petty.

  • @user-jw1gc1vx3c
    @user-jw1gc1vx3c Před rokem +1

    I know a man who is petty. He is obsessed with being clean.
    He is nonchalant, he isn't laugh so much. I'm not a big fan of him, but he isn't a mediocre singer. He is very talented and fashionable. He has never worn tacky clothes.

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +2

      Great job!! 😃👍
      "He doesn't laugh so much" would be better because "laugh" is a verb 😉

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    My cat is nonchalant.🐈
    He didn't seem to mind when I got mad at him for breaking a fine glass, and he ate a lot of food and slept.💤

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    The quality of artificial flowers has improved, but they are tackier than fresh flowers.🍀
    For this reason, I try to use fresh flowers as much as possible in my florist work.💐
    If I have no choice but to use non-fresh flowers due to the need to reduce the frequency of maintenance, I use dried flower or driftwood instead of artificial flowers.🪵

  • @YN-wr4fm
    @YN-wr4fm Před rokem +1

    My friend's husband is really possessive. He always checks where my friend is and what she does.
    If she doesn't answer his texts or phone calls, he goes to her by using GPS 😱

  • @user-xc7wl4cw7e
    @user-xc7wl4cw7e Před rokem

    I'd be disappointed if his presents weren't tacky「お土産の趣味が悪くなければガッカリする」ってどういうことですか?!「悪ければ」ではなく?なんで否定形になってるのかわからなくなっちゃいました。。

    • @klibancatAAA
      @klibancatAAA Před rokem

      「期待?が外れて残念」という気持を表現したものだと思います。皆んなで面白がっている様子が目に浮かびます。

    • @user-xc7wl4cw7e
      @user-xc7wl4cw7e Před rokem

      @@klibancatAAA 返信ありがとうございます!私もそのイメージなのですが、そうしたらI'd be disappointed if his presents ”were” tacky.にならないですかね?おかしいこと言ってますか?^^; いい人だけど、趣味が悪かったらがっかりだよね。ってことですよね。

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    When I was managing a restaurant in Toranomon Hills, there was a woman who complained that she did not want to pay 200 yen for more bread.🍞
    We banned the customers who said petty complaint.🚫

  • @user-yb8cl2se9s
    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    The Walking Dead started out very funny, but became mediocre as the seasons went on.
    Could they have won over the walkers?🧟

  • @masami7365
    @masami7365 Před rokem

    My ex-boss was so obnoxious that everyone disliked him.

  • @taroyamada6243
    @taroyamada6243 Před rokem

    「ネイティブが良く使う、皆が知らない単語」と聞くと、それ地元の隠語じゃねぇ と疑う。

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +2

      これは全部どの地域でも頻繁に使われる単語なのでご安心を😉👍

  • @masami7365
    @masami7365 Před rokem

    I am so petty. 😂

  • @user-zs8gx5vk7d
    @user-zs8gx5vk7d Před rokem +3

    I think I'm petty😥
    So I used to get angry when my kids were little.
    I think it would have been better grew freely.
    It was too late to be sorry 😢

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem +4

      Great English!!😃🍀
      Having kids is very stressful, it's not your fault😉

    • @user-zs8gx5vk7d
      @user-zs8gx5vk7d Před rokem

      @@nicwilliamson
      Thank you so much 🙏

  • @mattsong3975
    @mattsong3975 Před rokem

    仕事がバカ丁寧というのは、pettyというでしようか?
    あるいは、人のやった内容を細かくチェックする人。
    また、神経質で何回も手を洗う人とか。

  • @kentasugimura4076
    @kentasugimura4076 Před rokem +1

    I've been using matching apps. Some guys gave me advice as follows:
    Tacky selfie and mediocre profile look complacent. Don't ask about girls too much forward. Nonchalant reply looks obnoxious and petty. Pay attention to a possessive woman. Oops, I am married !

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem

      Oh no! Make sure your wife doesn't see this! 😂
      Great example!!! 😃🍀

  • @fukuyamahironobu
    @fukuyamahironobu Před rokem +1

    In these years,,,
    No.
    In these decades, peoples have been nonchalant about politics and their own government.
    Especially in Japan.
    Japanese people have become complacent after high economic growth, and majority of Japanese people become careless about government.
    So many Japanese politicians are forward to increase the money in their own bank account exploiting their position.
    Such politicians look not obnoxious but their mind is surely obnoxious as you can tell by LGBT law that is extremely harmful for our society will go into force.
    In so many countries include Japan and Australia, the governments have been possessive more and more against civilians.
    We the people have to wake up and quit to be nonchalant otherwise our corrupt governments kick us into the hell of communism.

    • @nicwilliamson
      @nicwilliamson  Před rokem

      Wow! Your English is so good!

    • @fukuyamahironobu
      @fukuyamahironobu Před rokem

      @@nicwilliamson 良かった😮、伝えたいことは伝わったんですね。😲
      っとは言っても、辞書とかDEEPLE翻訳使って、自分で添削しながら作った分なので、スラスラ言えるにはまだまだ努力が必要な状態ですけど。。😅
      I'm glad, you could understand what I wanted to tell you.
      Tell the truth, I used dictionary and DEEPLE Translation for correction by myself, so, I need much more effort to say what I want to tell fluently in English.

  • @blueswan-co3mj
    @blueswan-co3mj Před rokem

    What a petty you are. I don't want to discuss this any further if you are going to split hairs.
    He's a kind of person that he has a calculator in his head and that is always functioning. He's petty.
    I don't want to be a bit forward but would you mind if I ask about your background.
    He doesn't care about whatever he has. Everything he has is tacky.
    I do one hour work out every single morning so that my back trouble won't be worse, but I got complacent this morning, and I got hurt on my back very much.
    Talking about your mom in front of someone who lost someone's mom recently is obnoxious.
    When I asked my son what he thinks about my new girlfriend, he gave me a nonchalant answer. No wonder why he was.
    When I was a kid, I was really possessive.
    Whatever toys my parents served us was monopolized me.
    I went to a steak house last week. That restaurant was really expensive but the taste was mediocre. I will never going back to the restaurant again.

  • @AAA-oz1dk
    @AAA-oz1dk Před rokem +1

    One of my friends is quite petty. One day, I offered him a ride in my car. During the journey, he asked me to lower the air flow because he felt the wind on his face was too strong. Considering the rainy weather and the fact that the air flow selector was already at its lowest level, I suggested adjusting the direction of the air conditioner vent. He changed the direction of the airflow, but he still complained that it wasn't enough. I mentioned that I didn't want the window to fog up. Then he expressed his disapproval with a groan.
    Some customers can be quite forward when they visit a shop. They often ask numerous inquiries about the products or seek detailed information while browsing in the shop. However, instead of making a purchase at the shop, they opt to buy the items online.
    Some CZcamsrs buy tacky products and express exaggerated dissatisfaction to attract attention. While I understand that this may be viewed as a type of entertainment, I personally believe it is a wasteful use of both time and resources. Often, purchasing products brings temporary happiness to individuals, but this excitement is short-lived, even when they purchase excellent products. Material possessions cannot fill the void within oneself. People seem to be either unaware or unconsciously resistant to acknowledging this, leading them to repeatedly purchase products and express dissatisfaction. Consequently, this kind of performance by CZcamsrs attracts attention from a large audience.
    TV show 'Shikujiri Sensei' offers many examples of mistakes made by famous people. However, most of the stories follow a similar pattern. Once individuals achieve remarkable success, many of them become complacent and lose their hunger and modesty. Subsequently, their stories of downfall begin. Most of us are familiar with this pattern, as it appears in numerous novels, fairy tales, and old tales. However, the majority of people cannot avoid falling into this pitfall. Why is that? It's because we cannot predict the emotions and sensations that arise when we find ourselves in such a situation. We think we can control our behavior but it is uncertain.
    It is culture-dependent to determine what is considered obnoxious. For instance, individuals living in Kyoto tend to express their needs in a more indirect manner. However, those from Tokyo often communicate more directly. Consequently, people in Kyoto may perceive the direct communication style of individuals from Tokyo as obnoxious, leading them to express their feelings indirectly. In turn, individuals from Tokyo might misinterpret this indirect expression as praise, reinforcing their inclination for direct communication.
    While watching the movie "The Great Escape," I came across a particularly interesting scene. In this scene, an American soldier, portrayed by Steve McQueen, and an English soldier, who is more formal in nature, engage in a discussion about their plan to escape from a prisoner of war camp. As expected, Steve McQueen's character maintains his typical nonchalant attitude throughout the conversation, leading to an awkward yet humorous interaction between the two soldiers.
    Young children often exhibit possessive behavior. Sharing toys can be challenging for them. They may engage in conflicts over a toy, but often lose interest in it shortly afterward.
    My friend took me to a ramen shop. He mentioned that he loved the place. However, I found the taste of the ramen to be mediocre. Despite this, I didn't want to disappoint him, so I had to pretend that I was satisfied with the taste. In reality, the ramen wasn't terrible; the issue was that my expectations were too high.

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    @user-yb8cl2se9s Před rokem

    I went twice to facial hair removal.
    I really needed to go it about 5 times, but I couldn't stand the pain and I got complacent because it was a little thinner.
    After a while, I went back to my original beard.🥸