You're watching a video. My name's Ronnie. I'm going to teach you one trick. Finally,

ビデオを見ています僕の名前はロニー一つのトリックを教えよう。最後に

you will understand why in English, we say "I'm going to school" or "I'm going to work."

あなたは、英語では、私たちは＆quot;I'm going to school"または＆quot;I'm going to work.&quot.と言う理由を理解するでしょう。

But when we talk about our beautiful, warm, and cozy home we don't say "to".

しかし、私たちは私たちの美しい、暖かい、居心地の良い家の話をするとき、私たちはドン'tを言う＆quot;to"。

Why, why, why, I don't know. It's just English, isn't it? I can give you some clues. I'll

なぜか、なぜか、なぜか、わからない。ただの英語ですよね。何かヒントをあげようかな。私は

give you some words. You will get this right away. It will be easy for you to do. So if

言葉をかけてあげてください。すぐに手に入れることができます。簡単にできるようになります。なので、もし

you look at this sentence, "Are you going home?" A very, very big mistake that everyone

あなたはこの文章を見て、"Are you going home?

says will be, "Are you going to home?" And I go, "No, no 'to'. Don't say 'to'.

says will be, "Are you going to home? " And I go, "No, no 'to'.Don't say 'to'。

Don't say 'to', no!"

Don't say 'to', no!

Okay, okay, okay, "Are you going home?" Yes, don't say "to", but why? You learned that

オーケー、オーケー、オーケー、"Are you going home? "Yes, don't say "to" but why?あなたはそれを学んだ

when you are going someplace, you say "to". For example, "Are you going to bed?" We don't

when you are going somewhere, you say "to".例えば、"Are you going to bed?

say "to the bed", by the way. We just say bed. "Are you going to bed?" "Are you going to work?"

say "to the bed", by the way.we just say bed. "Are you going to bed? " "Are you going to work?

Or you can use the past tense, "Did you go to work?" "Did you go to school?" "Did you

または、過去形、"Did you go to work? " "Did you go to school? " "Did you

go to engvid.com today, and check out a new lesson?" But when you say "home", you do not

今日はengvid.comに行って、新しいレッスンをチェックアウトしてみてはいかがでしょうか？

use "to". So you know the rule, maybe that this is a noun.

は"to"を使います。というルールがあるんですね、たぶんこれは名詞だと思います。

This is a noun, so when you use going to a place which is a noun, you have to say "to",

これは名詞なので、名詞であるgoing to placeを使うときは、"to"と言います。

and then you come along, and you find this beautiful home, and Ronnie freaks out, because

そして、あなたは美しい家を見つけて、ロニーはパニックになる。

you say "to" and then you don't understand why. I don't know but I will give you a list

あなたは"to"と言うと、あなたは理由を理解していません。私は知りませんが、私はあなたにリストを与えます。

of words that are places.

場所である言葉の

But all of these words on this board, you cannot use with "to". So "are you going abroad?"

しかし、この掲示板のこれらの言葉のすべては、あなたが"to"で使用することはできません。だから"re you going abroad?

You cannot ask someone, "Are you going to abroad?" If you look in the dictionary; the

あなたは誰かに尋ねることはできません、"Are you going to abroad? "If you look in dictionary; the

dictionary, one of those books. If you look at an online dictionary it'll tell you that

辞書、それらの本の一つです。オンライン辞書を見れば、以下のことがわかります。

these are adverbs of location, whereas the other ones you've learned are nouns.

これらは場所の副詞ですが、他の副詞は名詞です。

But hold on, "home" is a noun. Home is just this big exception going, "No, I am a noun.

でも、ちょっと待って、"home"は名詞です。homeはこの大きな例外が行くだけで、"No, I am a noun.

I don't want to have "to". All of these ones are not proper nouns, they're adverbs of location.

I don't want to have "to".これらのものはすべて固有名詞ではなく、場所の副詞です。

Let's go through underground, underneath the surface of the land.

地表の下、地下を通り抜けよう。

If you have ever been to London, there's a big system called the Tube. It's also called

あなたが今までにロンドンに行ったことがある場合は、チューブと呼ばれる大きなシステムがあります。とも呼ばれています。

the "underground". Most places in the world call it the "underground". In Canada, we call

the "underground"。世界のほとんどの場所では、それを"underground"と呼んでいます。カナダでは、我々は

it the subway -- "sub" means "under".

it the subway -- "sub" means "under"。

So you can say, "I'm going underground. I'm going underground." If you know The Jam -- "Wow,

だから、あなたはこう言うことができます。I'm going underground." If you know The Jam -- "Wow.

what an amazing band, Ronnie," I know. You will know this song called "I'm Going Underground."

何て素晴らしいバンドなんだろう、ロニー、私は知っている。I'm Going Underground."という曲を知っているでしょう。

Maybe by the magic of video, we'll put on that video for you.

たぶんビデオの魔法で、あなたのためにビデオを作ることができます。

"I'm going underground." "I'm going downtown," or you can say "uptown". I would just sing

"I'm going underground." "I'm going downtown," or you can say "uptown".私はちょうど歌うだろう

songs for everything, "Uptown Girls" -- little bit of Billy Joel for you. Uptown, downtown

すべてのもののための曲、"Uptown Girls" -- あなたのための少しのビリー・ジョエル。アップタウン、ダウンタウン

-- you don't need the "to".

-- you don't have the "to"を必要としない。

There, here, anywhere, nowhere, somewhere -- you don't need "to". In, inside, out, outside,

There, here, anywhere, nowhere, somewhere -- you don't need "to".In, inside, out, outside.

upstairs, downstairs don't use "to". They're not nouns. They're places.

upstairs, downstairs don't use "to"。彼らは名詞ではありません。彼らは場所です。

One other thing to be very careful about, please, when you say this you want to say

もう一つ、非常に気をつけなければならないことがあります。

"upstairs" and "downstairs." Too many times I hear people say, "I went down-stair."

"upstairs" and "downstairs." Too many times I hear people say, "I went down-stair.&quot.

Only one, just one stair, I made it.

たった1つだけ、たった1つの階段、私はそれを作った。

"I went up-stair." And then what did you do? You just stood there? Wow, don't say "down-stair,

そして、あなたは何をしましたか？You just stood there?Wow, don't say "down-stair.

up-stair". Please use all of the stairs. Go up, okay? That'll be fun, more exciting. You

up-stair"。階段は全部使ってください。上に行ってくださいね。そうすれば楽しくて、もっとワクワクしますよ。あなたは

can fall down the stairs too, that's fun. But again, we don't say "to". "I'm going downstairs."

can fall down the stairs too, that's fun.しかし、またしても、私たちは't say "to"。

"I'm coming upstairs."

"I'm coming upstairs.&quot.

If you are confused, or if you have ever been confused about when to use "to",

混乱している場合や、今までに"to"を使用するタイミングについて混乱したことがある場合。

the only advice I can give you is please remember this list of words. Once you have remembered this

私があなたにできる唯一のアドバイスは この言葉のリストを覚えてくださいこれを覚えたら

list, you'll go, "Oh that was easy."

リスト、あなたは'll go, "Oh that was easy.&quot.

[That was easy.]" Yes, it was. Thank you, goodbye.

簡単だったね]" はい、そうでした。ありがとう、さようなら。