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How smart people say leave me alone | English from movies
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各問題の答えを選んでから、解答を開いて確かめてください。
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問題1
Your friend asks about your bad day, but you need a short break before you talk. Which line fits best?
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問題2
Which line sounds the most serious and suggests a longer break?
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問題3
In "I need a little space," what does "space" mean?
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問題4
Which line says you might discuss a problem later, but not now?
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問題5
Hana says, "Can I have a minute? Then I'll tell you everything." Why does the second sentence help?
まず押さえたいこと
How smart people say 'Leave me alone'
"Leave me alone" can sound angry, so say what you need instead. Say "Can I have a minute?" for a short break, "I need a little space" for quiet time, and "I need some time alone" for a longer, more serious break. You can also add a reason or a promise, like "Then I'll tell you everything." That shows the other person you aren't upset with them.
この動画のキーワード
単語をタップすると意味が表示されます。下線が引かれた単語は、この動画のキーワードです。
表現ごとの解説
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I need a little space. Honest and gentle
Use it when you want quiet time away from someone, often after stress or an argument. Space here means quiet time alone. Between partners it can sound like a problem in the relationship, so add a reason or a time if you only mean tonight.
“Yeah. I need a little space.”
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Can I have a minute? Polite and quick
Use it when you need a short break to think, calm down, or finish something. Don't use it if you need the whole evening. To a busy coworker, the same words can also mean you want a minute of their time to talk, so context matters.
“Honey, can I have a minute?”
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I need some time alone. Clear and serious
Use it for a longer break, such as an evening or a weekend, when you need to think things over. It is clear and serious, so it fits personal situations better than a quick moment at work.
“I need some time alone.”
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I just need a moment. Soft and calm
Use it when you feel emotional or need a few seconds to collect your thoughts, for example after bad news. It sounds gentle, but it only covers a very short pause.
“I just need a moment.”
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Give me a few minutes, okay? Casual and friendly
Use it with friends, family, or roommates when you're tired or busy and want them to come back soon. The word "okay" makes it softer. With a manager, "Can I have a minute?" is safer.
“Give me a few minutes, okay?”
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I'm not ready to talk about it yet. Honest and private
Use it when someone asks about a problem and you don't want to discuss it now. The word "yet" tells the person you may talk later, so it sounds kinder than a simple no.
“I'm not ready to talk about it yet.”
よくある間違い
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惜しい表現
Leave me alone.より適切な表現 Can I have a minute? Then I'll tell you everything.
"Leave me alone" often sounds angry, even when you only feel tired. The second version asks for the same break and tells the person you'll talk soon.
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惜しい表現
I need some time lonely.より適切な表現 I need some time alone.
"Alone" means without other people. "Lonely" means sad because you're alone, and it doesn't work after "time" in this line.
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惜しい表現
Can I have a minute? (when you need the whole evening)より適切な表現 I need some time alone tonight.
"A minute" promises a short break. If you need hours, say so. Otherwise the other person may come back too soon and feel confused.
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