英語(yǔ)趣味課堂：碰見(jiàn)他-Meet Him
Nanju: Hello!
Todd: Hi, what's your name?
Nanju: Yeah, my name is Nanju.
Todd: Nanju. Nanju, how do you spell you name?
Nanju: Yeah, my name is like N-A-N-J-U.
Todd: Oh, OK. That's a nice name. Nanju. And where are you from?
Nanju: I'm from Madras.
Todd: Madras!
Nanju: It's in India.
Todd: Madras. What part of India?
Nanju: It's in the South India.
Todd: South India.
Nanju: South India.
Todd: And how long have you been in Japan?
Nanju: The past four months I am here and working in somewhere, working.
Todd: OK, and what do you do in Japan?
Nanju: It's normal, a software engineer.
Todd: Software engineer. Oh, you can help me with my computer.
Nanju: No, nothing. Just I know how to program and that's it.
Todd: Were you always good at computers when you were young?
Nanju: Yeah, I might be, from the 12th standard. like 18th years. From 18 years I am working with the computer.
學(xué)習(xí)內(nèi)容：
Learn Vocabulary from the lesson
spell
How do you spell your name?
To "spell" a word is to say the letters in the correct order. Notice the following:
Can you spell the name of the company?
I'm not very good at spelling.
past
The past four months.
The "past four months" is the most recent four months, starting now and going into the past. Notice the following:
In the past I worked in a post office.
He has lived in Ireland for the past four years.
What do you do?
What do you do in Japan?
"What do you do?" is like asking "What is your job?" Notice the following:
What does she do now?
What did you do for your first job?
that's it
I know how to program and that's it.
"That's it" is another way to say "that's all" or "nothing more." In the example, the speaker is only good at programming computers, not fixing them. Notice the following:
Just push the button to start the machine and that's it.
I ate apple and some crackers and that's it.
good at computers
Were you always good at computers?
If you are "good at something" you have excellent abilities in that area. In this example, the person is good at programming computers. Notice the following:
He was very good with numbers when he was a child.
She is good at public speaking.
