Name: ボキャブラリー・ショースーパーマーケット - 37の英単語とフレーズを15分で覚えよう！? (The Vocabulary Show: Supermarkets - Learn 37 English words and phrases in 15 minutes! ?)
Uploaded: 2024-02-18T14:50:29.000Z
Duration: 15 min 12 s

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Going to the supermarket can be a fun and enjoyable experience, especially for those who are new to a foreign country.

スーパーマーケットに行くのは、楽しくて楽しい経験になる、

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However, it can be a bit overwhelming, particularly if you're not familiar with the vocabulary that you need in this video, we'll take you on a virtual tour of a supermarket and teach you all the words phrases and idioms that you need.

特に外国に来たばかりの人にとっては。

So let's grab our shopping trolley and get started.

しかし、少し圧倒されることもある、

A shopping trolley is a wheeled cart that you use to carry items while you are shopping.

特に、必要な語彙に慣れていない場合は。

You usually find them at the entrance of the store and you push them around while you are doing your shopping in British English.

このビデオでは、スーパーマーケットのバーチャルツアーにご案内します。

We call them trolleys or shopping trolleys.

そして、必要な単語、フレーズ、イディオムをすべて教えてくれる。

While in American English, they are more likely to say cart or shopping cart.

さあ、買い物カゴを持って、始めよう。

But what if you only have a few items and you don't want to push around a big cart then grab yourself a shopping basket.

ショッピング・トロリー」は車輪付きのカートである。

A basket is the handheld container that you use to carry around your shopping.

買い物中に商品を運ぶのに使うもの。

They are smaller than shopping carts and easier to maneuver.

Deciding on whether to use a shopping basket or a shopping trolley.

買い物をしている間、それを押して歩くのだ。

Depends on how much shopping you are planning to do, maybe you are planning to do a big shop.

イギリス英語では「トロリー」や「ショッピング・トロリー」と呼ぶ、

This is a British and Australian slang phrase which means that you do a big purchase, you buy many things at the same time so that you have enough food or groceries to last you for maybe a week or maybe a month.

一方、アメリカ英語では'cart'や'shopping cart'と言うことが多い。

And this means you don't have to keep on returning to the store multiple times.

しかし、荷物が少なくて、大きなカートを押したくない場合はどうすればいいのだろう？

For example, there's not much food left in the cupboards.

そして「買い物かご」を手にする。

Other people do a weekly shop and this is where you go usually on a set day once a week to get your shopping for that seven day period.

So you don't have to continually go to the store again and again, for example, Clint's family do a weekly shop every Sunday.

ショッピングカートよりも小さく、操作も簡単だ。

買い物かごを使うか、買い物カゴを使うかを決める

どの程度買い物をするかにもよる。

もしかしたら、あなたは『大きな買い物をする』つもりかもしれない。

Let's consult our shopping list and find out a shopping list is a list of items that somebody wants to purchase at the supermarket or grocery store.

これはイギリスとオーストラリアのスラングである。

I don't know about you, but I tend to be very forgetful and disorganized.

つまり、大きな買い物をするということだ、

So a shopping list really helps me with focusing on getting the things I need and making sure that I don't forget anything.

同時に多くのものを購入し、十分な食料を確保する。

A shopping list can be written down physically on paper or it can be stored on your phone or tablet to take with you to the store as we navigate the supermarket you'll notice that the store is organized into long narrow spaces called aisles and aisle is a pathway where customers can browse and select products.

For example, you can find the pasta in aisle four next to the canned vegetables.

つまり、何度も店に足を運ぶ必要がないのだ。

例えば、食器棚にはあまり食べ物が残っていない。

The A is silent and so is the s so it sounds a lot like the aisle in.

I'll go to the park tomorrow aisle, but we also talk about aisles as the walkways between rows of seats.

他の人々は「毎週買い物をする

So you can find aisles on planes, in cinemas and in churches.

通常は週に一度、決まった日に行く、

And this is why we sometimes call getting married, walking down the aisle.

をクリックすると、その7日間の買い物ができる、

だから、何度も店に通い続ける必要はない。

Back to the supermarket as we walk down each aisle, you'll see the products arranged on shelves.

例えば、クリントの家族は毎週日曜日に買い物をする。

A shelf is a long flat horizontal surface used for displaying and storing products.

さぁ、買い物かごを手に入れたぞ。まず何を買う？

買い物リストと相談しながら探してみよう。

This means when there is more than one of them, we say shelves, there's an extra v sound one shelf, two shelves.

買い物リスト」とは、誰かが買いたい品物のリストのことである。

So be careful with the spelling and the pronunciation.

スーパーマーケットや食料品店で。

Remember aisles help you navigate the store while shelves hold the products that you are looking for as well as being organized by aisles.

あなたはどうか知らないが、私はとても忘れっぽく、整理整頓ができない傾向がある、

Supermarkets are also organized by section.

だから買い物リストは、必要なものを手に入れることに集中するのにとても役立つ。

These are areas where specific types of products are grouped together.

そして忘れ物がないようにする。

So let's take a look at some of the different sections of a typical supermarket.

買い物リストは、物理的に紙に書き出すことができる。

または、携帯電話やタブレットに保存して店舗に持ち込むこともできる。

スーパーマーケットをナビゲートしながら、

The bakery section is where you find freshly baked bread, pastries and other baked goods and they usually put at the front of the store.

店内が「通路」と呼ばれる細長いスペースに整理されていることに気づくだろう。

So that, that nice, lovely aroma entices you in and makes you nice and hungry so that you want to spend a lot of money in the supermarket.

通路」とは、顧客が商品を見たり選んだりできる通路のこと。

Most supermarkets will have a fruit and veg section.

例えばパスタは4番通路の野菜缶の隣にあります。

This is where you find fresh fruit and vegetables.

While we're in the fruit and veg section, let's take a look at the pronunciation of the word vegetable.

a'はサイレントであり、's'もサイレントである、

Now, there are two common ways of pronouncing it and both are equally correct.

ということは、「I'll go to the park tomorrow」の「I'll」によく似ている。

You can say it with four syllables, vegetable or you can say it with three syllables, vegetable, vegetable, vegetable, both of them are fine and are commonly used throughout the UK.

However, it is also common to shorten it to just three letters veg veg.

しかし、座席の列と列の間の通路を通路と呼ぶこともある、

Now you might also hear this part of a supermarket referred to as the produce section, produce or fresh produce is another way to collectively refer to the fruits and vegetables that you might find in a supermarket or grocery store.

そのため、飛行機や映画館、教会で通路を見つけることができます。

So we finished up in the fruit and veg section.

結婚することを「バージンロードを歩く」と呼ぶことがあるのはこのためだ。

よし、スーパーマーケットに戻ろう。

This is where you find dairy products, dairy, which is an uncountable noun is any food or drink, which contains milk.

各通路を歩いていくと、棚に並べられた商品が見えてくる。

So this includes milk, obviously, butter, cheese, cream or yogurt.

棚」とは、長くて平らな水平面のことである。

For example, as we continue our journey through the supermarket, let's make our way over to the frozen food section.

商品の陳列や保管に使われる。

This area of the store is dedicated to food items which have been preserved by freezing them so that they can last longer and that you can enjoy them at your convenience.

Shelf」は不規則な複数名詞である。

In this section, you'll find a wide variety of foods such as frozen fruits, frozen vegetables, ready meals, ice creams, desserts, and more.

つまり、複数の選手がいる場合だ、

In addition to the various sections of a supermarket, you can also find various counters.

Now, a counter is a long flat surface where specific products are displayed.

These counters usually have employees who can help you with your selection, answer questions and prepare or package your food for you personally.

だから、スペルと発音には気をつけて。

My favorite part of the supermarket is the deli counter.

通路は店内を移動するのに役立つ、

The deli counter is weigh by freshly prepared or sliced meats, cheeses or other delicious products such as olives, salads or fresh sandwiches.

棚には探している商品が並んでいる。

Now, you might notice that deli has quite an unusual spelling, not many words in English and in an I do they.

And this is because deli is a shortened form of the full word delicatessen.

スーパーマーケットも「セクション」ごとに組織されている。

So you can call it the deli, which is very, very common or a delicatessen, which is the full form but less commonly used.

これらは、特定の種類の製品がグループ化されているエリアである。

The deli counter, you usually ask for items by weight or by number of slices.

それでは、いくつかのセクションを見てみよう。

So you might say I'll have three slices of ham and 200 g of black olives.

一般的なスーパーマーケットの。

通常、スーパーマーケットの正面近くにはベーカリー・コーナーがある。

In a nearby section of the supermarket, you will usually find the meat counter.

ベーカリー・コーナー」には焼きたてのパンが並んでいる、

This is where you find your raw uncooked meats.

So if you're looking to cook up some rib eyes or t bone steaks, be sure to head over to the meat counter.

そして、その素敵な香りを店内に漂わせるために、通常は店の前に置かれる。

Similarly, you are also likely to find the fish counter here.

誘い込まれ、いい具合にお腹が空いてくる、

スーパーマーケットでたくさんお金を使いたくなるように。

But this is the area where we sell all cooked fish and seafood while shopping.

たいていのスーパーには青果コーナーがある。

ここには新鮮な果物や野菜がある。

This indicates when your food should be consumed by for the best quality.

よし、野菜と果物のコーナーにいる間に、

It shows us that after this date, the food is likely to start deteriorating and will not taste as nice as it did previously.

では、「ベジタブル」の発音を見てみよう。

The expiration date or expiry date is different.

さて、この発音には2つの一般的な方法がある。

This is the date after which you should definitely not eat this food.

This is the date after which the food should not be consumed for safety reasons.

ヴェグ・エ・トゥ・ブル（veg-eh-tuh-bull）」と4音節で言うことができる。

We also have an expression where we say something is past its expiration date.

または3音節で言うこともできる-weg-tuh-bull。

If something is past its expiration date, then it is no longer effective, useful or relevant.

ヴェグ・エ・トゥ・ブル、ヴェグ・トゥ・ブル。

Now, we can use it about food in the supermarket that is past its expiration date, but we can also use it in a more metaphorical way.

どちらも問題なく、英国全土で一般的に使用されている。

For example, my manager's ideas are past the expiration date.

しかし、3文字に短縮することも一般的である、

It's time to bring in someone new with fresh ideas.

Now you might hear a very similar expression with a very similar meaning past its sell by date.

さて、スーパーマーケットのこの部分は、こう呼ばれることもある。

For example, the computer software they're using is past its sell by date.

It's time to upgrade when you've completed your shopping and are ready to pay.

農産物」または「生鮮食品」は、総称する別の言い方である。

It's time to head over to the check out counter.

スーパーマーケットや食料品店で見かけるような野菜や果物だ。

Check out counter is the full expression.

というわけで、青果売り場を終えた。

But a lot of people will just say check out this is where cashier will scan your items, bag your items and ask for payment.

乳製品のセクションに移ろう。

These are located near the exit and where the customer pays for their shopping.

So we can say the full expression check out counter or we can just say the check out in British English.

We also call the check out counter or the check out the till.

とは、牛乳を含む食べ物や飲み物のことである。

So till is the actual machine that the cashier uses where they put in the details and where the money comes in and out.

だから、これには当然牛乳も含まれる、

But we also use it in a more general term to mean check out.

バター、チーズ、クリーム、ヨーグルトなど。

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