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ビデオ聞(き)き取(と)り練習(れんしゅう)１３: Authentic - medium

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Kusaka-san was talking about speech styles.
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    • ま、相手(あいて)、やっぱ言葉(ことば)って、この、会話(かいわ)って言(い)うのは、相手によりけりだと思(お も)うんです、そのときの話(はな)し方(かた)っていうのは。、、一番(いちばん)うちの得意(とくい)の先生(せんせい)が，あの、お客 (きゃく)さんで，あの先生が、立派(りっぱ)な先生がおられるんですけどね、書道(しょどう)の。そらやっぱり行(い)ったらちゃんと正座(せ いざ)して話もするし、失礼(しつれい)のないような話し方せ んといかん (Grammar 3) とも思うし。

＊相手(あいて) the other party
＊会話(かいわ) conversation
＊〜けり(classical Japanese) =よ、なあ、ものだ
＊得意(とくい)＝得意先(とくいさき) customer, patron
＊正座(せいざ) sit uptight (with one’s legs folded under one)
＊書道(しょどう) calligraphy
クサカさん (Shiga/Kyoto)

Q: What is his opinion regarding speech styles?
  • It depends on the speaker, e.g. his best patron always sits uptight and speaks in a way that is not rude to the addressee.
  • It depends on the addressee. But he thinks speaking too politely with uptight sitting posture would be rather rude to his best patron.
  • It depends on the addressee. If he speaks with his best patron he should sit uptight and speak in a way that is not rude to the patron.
  • It depends on the speaker, e.g. his best patron speaks to him really rudely, no matter how polite he is, sitting uptight.
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