Good Evening!
サランヘヨ。
Saranghaeyo. (“I love you” in Korean)
YUIです。
It’s YUI.
サランヘヨは挨拶じゃないでしたね。。
“I love you” is not a greeting is it….
日本語がヘンですね。
It’s weird in Japanese huh.
皆さん、お元気ですか？
Everyone, how are you doing?
最近は寒かったり暑かったり、体調管理がなかなか難しい季節ですね。
Recently, it’s been getting cold and then warm; it’s a season where it’s hard to properly take care of your health huh.
5月も中旬ですが、五月病にはなっていないですか？
It’s already the 3rd week of May, but I hope none of you have the May blues?
(“May blues” are blues that are felt by new students and workers in Japan who have just started work/school again in April.)
この気温差だと体力も精神力も疲労すると思います。
With all the differences in temperature I think it must be both physically and mentally tiring.
たまに自分にご褒美をあげてくださいね！
Please give yourselves a treat every once in a while!
話は変わりますが、先日福島に行ってきました。
I’m changing the topic now, but the other day, I went to Fukushima.
NHKの番組の撮影で、中学生の合唱を見に行くという内容です。
It was for the shooting of an NHK TV program, and I was to go see a middle school choir.
突然の訪問にも関わらず、中学校の合唱部の皆さん、先生方、優しく迎えてくださって本当に嬉しかったな♪
Despite the fact that it was an unexpected visit, everyone in the middle school choir club and the teachers all welcomed us nicely, which made me very happy♪
合唱団の皆さんの素敵な歌声をチェックしていただけたらと思います！
It’d be really nice if you would check out the wonderful singing voices of all the members in the chorus group.
ぜひ！
By all means!
ではでは、アデュ団。
Well then, well then, Adieudan.
(“dan” is basically a group of people and she took it from “gasshoudan” which means “choir” (aka a group of people that sing))
YUI
P.S.
先日初めて「寄生虫館」に行ってきました。
I went to a “Parasite Museum” for the first time the other day.
周りの友達が行ったよと言っていたので。
My friends said that they went so…
衝撃の連続で刺激的でしたよ！
It was a bunch of shocking things one after another, and very stimulating!
ぜひいつもとは違う休日を過ごしたい方に☆
Definitely, if you’re looking to spend your day off in a different way than you normally do☆
ではでは！
Well then, well then!
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