Work in pairs. Guess which of the following activities the Japanese often do on their New Year's Days. (Làm việc theo cặp. Đoán xem người Nhật thường làm hoạt động nào sau đây trong những ngày Tết của họ.)
What other things do you think the Japanese also do at the New Year? (Em nghĩ người Nhật còn làm việc gì khác nữa trong dịp năm mới?)
In my opinion, the Japanese also enjoy the special meals...
You will hear two people talking about how the New Year is celebrated in Japan. Listen and tick (v) the things you hear. (Bạn sẽ nghe hai người nói về cách Năm Mới được tổ chức ở Nhật. Nghe và đánh dấu (V) vào những gì bạn nghe được.)
1. They put on special clothes. V
2. Everyone cleans the house. V
3. Bells ring 108 times. V
4. Housewives prepare special foods. V
6. They go to a shrine. V
8. They drink rice wine. V
10. They watch television. V
11. They eat a special meal. V
Listen again and answer the following questions. (Nghe lại và trả lời các câu hỏi sau.)
Work in pairs. Compare the following aspects of the Vietnamese New Year with those of the Japan one. (Làm việc theo cặp. So sánh các khía cạnh sau của Tết Việt Nam với của Nhật.)
Japan:
Preparations : begin a few days before the New Year
Foods and clothes:
cooking special foods
wearing kimono or dress
Activities on New Year's Eve: clean up, watch the national singing contest on TV,...
People to celebrate with: among family only
Vietnam
Preparations : begin many days before the New Year
Food and clothes:
cooking traditional fooods
wearing dress, "ao dai"
Activities on New Year's Eve: clean up, go to pagodas, visit the relatives
People to celebrate with: every family and relatives
4. Tapescript Listening Unit 8 Lớp 11
Lan: You have lived in Japan for more than two years, could you tell me something about Japanese New Year, Mai? When is the New Year observed?
Mai: It's on 1st January, and it lasts three days through 3rd January.
Lan: Do people do the same things as we do in Vietnam?
Mai: Well, there are some similarities and also some differences.
Lan: Please, tell me about them.
Mai: The preparations begin a few days before the New Year when housewives start cooking special food for New Year's Day.
Lan: Do they clean and decorate their houses?
Mai: Sure, they do. On the New Year's Eve every household does a big cleaning up. The idea is to get rid of the dirt of the past year and welcome the new one.
Lan: Do they decorate the house with trees and flowers?
Mai: Yes. they usually decorate their houses with some small pine trees on both sides of the door, which represent longevity and constancy. People also exchange cards and gifts.
Lan: I see. And what do they usually do on the New Year's Eve?
Mai: Family members sit around and start watching the national singing contest on television. But the last notes must be sung before midnight. Then television or radio will broadcast 108 bells. As soon as the 108lh bell is rung, people all say "Happy New Year".
Lan: What do they usually do next?
Mai: Some families put on special kimonos or dress to go to visit their shrine. Then they come home and eat their special New Year Day's food and drink a lot of rice wine. New Years Day is mostly celebrated with family only.
Work in pairs. Guess which of the following activities the Japanese often do on their New Year's Days. (Làm việc theo cặp. Đoán xem người Nhật thường làm hoạt động nào sau đây trong những ngày Tết của họ.)
What other things do you think the Japanese also do at the New Year? (Em nghĩ người Nhật còn làm việc gì khác nữa trong dịp năm mới?)
In my opinion, the Japanese also enjoy the special meals...
You will hear two people talking about how the New Year is celebrated in Japan. Listen and tick (v) the things you hear. (Bạn sẽ nghe hai người nói về cách Năm Mới được tổ chức ở Nhật. Nghe và đánh dấu (V) vào những gì bạn nghe được.)
1. They put on special clothes. V
2. Everyone cleans the house. V
3. Bells ring 108 times. V
4. Housewives prepare special foods. V
6. They go to a shrine. V
8. They drink rice wine. V
10. They watch television. V
11. They eat a special meal. V
Listen again and answer the following questions. (Nghe lại và trả lời các câu hỏi sau.)
Work in pairs. Compare the following aspects of the Vietnamese New Year with those of the Japan one. (Làm việc theo cặp. So sánh các khía cạnh sau của Tết Việt Nam với của Nhật.)
Japan:
Preparations : begin a few days before the New Year
Foods and clothes:
cooking special foods
wearing kimono or dress
Activities on New Year's Eve: clean up, watch the national singing contest on TV,...
People to celebrate with: among family only
Vietnam
Preparations : begin many days before the New Year
Food and clothes:
cooking traditional fooods
wearing dress, "ao dai"
Activities on New Year's Eve: clean up, go to pagodas, visit the relatives
People to celebrate with: every family and relatives
4. Tapescript Listening Unit 8 Lớp 11
Lan: You have lived in Japan for more than two years, could you tell me something about Japanese New Year, Mai? When is the New Year observed?
Mai: It's on 1st January, and it lasts three days through 3rd January.
Lan: Do people do the same things as we do in Vietnam?
Mai: Well, there are some similarities and also some differences.
Lan: Please, tell me about them.
Mai: The preparations begin a few days before the New Year when housewives start cooking special food for New Year's Day.
Lan: Do they clean and decorate their houses?
Mai: Sure, they do. On the New Year's Eve every household does a big cleaning up. The idea is to get rid of the dirt of the past year and welcome the new one.
Lan: Do they decorate the house with trees and flowers?
Mai: Yes. they usually decorate their houses with some small pine trees on both sides of the door, which represent longevity and constancy. People also exchange cards and gifts.
Lan: I see. And what do they usually do on the New Year's Eve?
Mai: Family members sit around and start watching the national singing contest on television. But the last notes must be sung before midnight. Then television or radio will broadcast 108 bells. As soon as the 108lh bell is rung, people all say "Happy New Year".
Lan: What do they usually do next?
Mai: Some families put on special kimonos or dress to go to visit their shrine. Then they come home and eat their special New Year Day's food and drink a lot of rice wine. New Years Day is mostly celebrated with family only.