A: Hello!
B: Oh, hello! This is KSU student Podcast.
A: My name is Norikiyo. Nice to meet you.
B: My name is Daichi. Nice to meet you too. How old are you?
A: I’m nineteen years old. How about you?
B: Me too.
A: Where are you from?
B: I’m from Miyazu city, Kyoto. How about you?
A: I’m from Okayama.
B: Okayama? Okayama is very famous for Momotaro.
A: By the way, did you watch the news about baseball last night?
B: Yes, I did. Ichiro is the best player. I respect him.
A: Oh, really? I like him, too.
B: His position is right field, isn’t it?
A: That’s right. When I was a junior high school student, my position was right field, too.
B: Oh, were you a baseball player?
A: Yes, I was. What sports did you do?
B: I have played baseball since I was nine years old.
A: Perhaps, were you a pitcher?
B: Yes, I was.
A: Oh, by the way, Ichiro was a pitcher as a high school student.
B: I have respected him, so I was a pitcher.
A: That’s great. I think that being a pitcher is very difficult.
B: I had trouble practicing.
A: I think that communication with catcher is important.
B: That’s right. It is more important than any other thing.
A: Ichiro has a very strong heart.
B: I wanted to have his spirit.
A: By the way, he has pressure from his fan.
B: Against that background, he marked his 1000th hits in the majors when he was fourty years old.
A: Those hits were really amazing.
B: He is striving.
A: Also he is achieved another record.
B: He is trying to get 3000th hits his career/
A: He made the impossible possible.
B: It is a phrase totally for him.
A: Baseball is loved by everyone.
B: Japanese baseball players are great.
A: I want to play baseball in college.
B: Can you join the baseball club with me?
A: That’s good!
B: Could you play catch with me every Wednesday?
A: Yes, I could. Let’s go shopping at a sports shop!
B: I would like to buy a new glove.
A: What color glove do you like?
B: I like red, because Ichiro’s glove is red, too.
A: You never change, do you?
B: Well, I must admit it.
A: Thanks for listening. We hope you learned something.
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