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1. Short Presentation
in
Foreign Languages
∼ Let s become the Next Steve Jobs (・ ・)♪ ∼
Produced by
English Slide
(英語 Ver.)

2.
A presentation where…
Japanese speakers present in English,
English speakers present in Japanese
あ A
So, what exactly is this event??

3. A
presenta*on
in
Japanese?!
(ヾﾉ･∀･`)No
way!!

4. A
presenta*on
in
Japanese?!
(ヾﾉ･∀･`)No
way!!
That’s
too
difficult
for
me!!
I’ve
Never
done
that
before…
(;・ ・)

5. That’s
too
difficult
for
me!!
I’ve
Never
done
that
before…
(;・ ・)
A
presenta*on
in
Japanese?!
(ヾﾉ･∀･`)No
way!!

6. Hehehe…
I thought you would
think that…

7. This
eventaims to bring out
the Next
Steve Jobsin all of us.
(￣ー￣)ﾆﾔﾘ

8. All
righty
then!
＼(╹◡╹)／

9. Why
Not
Give
it
a
?!
Shot
in
Japanese

10. Hm… three minutes sounds short,
but when I think about preparing for
it, I don t know where to start…

11. Well, I suppose if I
just sat down and
prepared for it,
I d be able to at least
talk for the full three
minutes.

12. You re fine!
Everyone s here to learn,
so everyone will be kind and courteous.
Wonderful!!
For those who can fill three minutes.
You will probably get a standing ovation!
Let s do it!!
Can I do it?!
For those people who say:
For those people who say:

13. And besides,
Then practice and practice.
Practice makes perfect.
you
NEVERknow
until you
TRY!!

14. There
are
three
main
points
to
this
event…

15. There
are
three
main
points
to
this
event…

16. １

17. Firstly, the purpose of
a presentation is to…
Communicate an idea

18. Such a skill might come in handy later,
like in the following situations…

19. Communicating
your own thoughts
in everyday life.

20. Communicating
your own thoughts
in everyday life.
Conveying
your planning and strategy
in business situations.

21. Conveying
your planning and strategy
in business situations.
Communicating
your own thoughts
in everyday life.
Expressing
thoughts and love and passion
in love.
*Keep
it
PG.

22. Expressing
Conveying
CommunicatingNo matter the situation,
the power to spur the heart
with words is alluring,
is it not?
And as long as you practice,
the opportunities are limitless!
(・ ・)

23. So,
with
competent
communica*on,
you
can…
(・∀・)

24. Be
understood!?
Be
popular?!
With
the
opposite
sexJ
人前+プレゼン

25. ２

26. You can't be
fluent without
real practice,
can you?

27. In order to improve,
you might go to...

28. Parties

29. NOBA、Gava、Kokusai
Gaikokugo
School、
ELX
Language
Centers、Miuerva、Kaba、
Language
Ins*tute、POCO塾、YAMAHHA
English
School、Berlizt、NOBA、Gava、COPO、
Kokusai
Gaikokugo
School、ELSS
Language
Centers、Miuerva
Language
Ins*tute、
YAMAHHA
English
School、Berlizt、
NOBA、Gava、POCO塾、EAON、
YANAHA
English
School、
セインカミュのファニエスト外語学院(笑)
ELSs,NOBA、Gava、YAMAHHA,Kokusai
Gaikokugo
School、
EAON、ESL
、POCO塾,
Language Schools

30. The INTERNET

31.
Wherever the location,
(Parties) (Language Schools) (on internet)
opportunities for Learning are
EVERYWHERE.

32. There aren t many opportunities
to SPEAK to an AUDIENCE
However,

33. In the age of globalization,
a multilingual perspective
is invaluable

34. Wouldn t you want to become a person who can
deliver their ideas or messages
in their own words?

35. Even so,
addressing an audience can be…
(゜o゜)

36. 人前に立つなんて…
Scary？!
人前+外国語!?
ちょっと力抜いたら
Piss
yourself
frightening!?

37. ３

38. Do you want to walk on a
track the other person set up?
Do you want to create
your own lives?
Or

39. You want to chose the latter, right?

41. It sounds great,
But I don’t know
where to start (∵)

42. Ok. We have three proposals for you!

43. ideas
into words
Why don t you put your

44. ideas
into words
Why don t you put your
dreams
Why don t you put your
into words

45. dreams
Why don t you put your
into words
ideas
into words
Why don t you put your
ambitions
Why don t you put your
into words
人生金だろ。

46. Idea
Ambi*on
Dream
It can have life-altering impact
if you put it out there.
閃き
夢
野望
Your thoughts have a lot of potential.

47. By
countless
forefathers
from
all
over
the
world
Your
words
become
your
ac*ons.
Your
ac*ons
become
your
habits.
Your
habits
become
your
values.
Your
values
become
your
des*ny.

48. Let s put your lurking thoughts into words.

49. But if you have to speak
in front of an audience…

50. どうしよ!
どうしよ…ひたすら
Freeze
Up!?
俺はイイっすよ!とか言って
Run
Away?!
人前×自分の考え

51. not

52.
In
summary,
the
three
main
points
are:

53. Point (1) Point (2) Point (3)
In
summary,
the
three
main
points
are:

54. But it doesn t have to be all
straight-laced and fancy and stuff

55. We
were
thinking
something
more
casual…

56. What s more, we d like to implement
a Feedback System
to let presenters realize how they sound better in Japanese
Your
vowel
length
and
rhythm
were
very
good
It
would
have
been
nice
if
you
had
“〜て
form”
in
that
part.
Try
to
work
on
your
awareness
of
pitch
accent!
Audience
1
Audience
2
Audience
3

57. One of the quickest ways to improve your Japanese language skill is to work on your
shortcomings that you did not realized until you got feedbacks from other people!
Why don t you...
based on the feedbacks
from your previous one?
REDO PRESENTATION

58. So, all that s left to do
is raise your hand!

59. We re looking forward to
hearing your presentations.

60. Thank
you!

61. Short Presentation
in
Foreign Languages
∼ Let s become the Next Steve Jobs (・ ・)♪ ∼
Produced by
English Slide
(英語 Ver.)