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Part 3 _ Japanese culture

 

 JAPANESE'S CULTURE-PART 3




New words:

- Host [houst] (v): dẫn (chương trình), đăng cai tổ chức (hội nghị, cuộc tranh tài thể thao,...)
- Consecutivve  [kən'sekjutiv] (adj): liên tục, liên tiếp, tiếp liền nhau
- Priority [prai'ɔrəti] (n) : (priority over somebody / someone) sự ưu thế (về cấp bậc), quyền ưu tiên (quyền có hoặc làm cái gì trước người khác)
EX: Japan's priority (over other countries) in the fields of microelectronics.
- I have priority over you in the claim for damages. 
- Sort of: hơi, phần nào thôi
Ex: i'm sort of tired
- Sort (n) : loại, thứ, hạng
- Measure (n) sự đo lường, đơn vị đo lường, hệ đo lường.
                 (n): hạn độ, phạm vi, giới hạn


SUMMARY:
1. How many percent has the Japan inbound tourism grown in three consecutive years?
2. How many factors help achieve this result?
3. Where were recommended a tourist should visit at the first time to Japan?






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