LESSON 3
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You probably know that the modern Japanese language has hundreds of English
1oan words一words that Japanese have ( 1 ) from English and adapted to fit into
their own language. For English speakers, tracing these words back totheir ( 2 ) ijS
not very dificult。 For example, “sukejuuru" is the ( 3 ) ofthe English “schedule." and
"intaanetto" is “Internet.” Since loan words like these have become part of native
Japanese speakers'everyday vocabulary, there is( 4 )chance that they will stop using
them, However。 there are many loan words that have remained unfamiliar to Japanese.
To help ( 5 ) with this problem, one national institute drew up a list of Japanese
terms for difficult loan words. One of the loan words on the list is "yunibaasaru
dezain'(universal design)。 Since this word has not ( 6 ) root,the institute came up
with another expression in Japanese with the same meaning: “bannin-muke sekkei"
(⑪) a. borrowed b. found c. imitated d. studied
(⑫ aconcept b. idea c. origin d. reason
⑬ a. equal b equality cequation dequivalent
(0 a. few b. little Cc. several d. some
(⑮) a. concern b. deal c. handle d. treat
(6) a. grown b. got Cc. made dtaken
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