Christmas food

 ・Suzue Ishikawa

She was talking about The History of Storem and how to eat. When I heard that it was born in 1329, I was surprised to find that it has a very long history.

・Rina Kawabata

She was talking about Christmas cakes in the world. I first learned about a cake called Ableskiver, but I wanted to try it because it resembles takoyaki.

・Maika Kawamura

She was introducing a Christmas takeaway menu. I learned that the cake is Chateraise and the chicken is Mos Burger.

・Yuiho Kawamoto

She was talking about Stollen, Pudding and Pavlova. Especially Pavlova has a lot of fruits such as kiwi and I found it attractive.

・Mutsumi Matsuda

She was talking about Storren.　I found that it contained rum, nuts, butter and dried fruit and was coated with powdered sugar. She also introduced a store that sells it close to her.

・Jui Maruyama

She was talking about Christmas sweets around the world, introducing Stollen and Gugelhupf.　I was surprised to hear that Gugelhupf was being eaten by Marie Antoinette.

・Hibiki Nakamura

She was talking about Bush Donoel and Stollen. She also told me that there was a countdown calendar for Christmas and I found it very attractive.

・Asuka Higo

She was talking about Christmas cakes in the world. Especially in the United States, I heard that potato, apple, and pumpkin pies are used as Christmas cakes, and I was surprised that they differ from country to country.

・Nao Arita

She was talking about Christmas cakes around the world, introducing Gingerbread House in the United States and Buche in France.







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  1. Suzue Ishikawa-BEⅢ2021年12月2日 22:05

    I think you have a problem with how to convey it. This is a problem because there are few gestures. One way to fix this problem is to Practice incorporating gestures consciously. If you do that, Your presentation will be understood by more people.

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  2. Jui Maruyama - BEⅢ2021年12月2日 22:18

    Your presentation was nice because it was easy to hear and eye contact. The introduction of sweets seemed to be very delicious. I think that it is possible to speak more smoothly if you remembered the sentence.

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  3. Nao Arita-BEⅢ2021年12月2日 22:25

    I think you should make facial expression. One way to fix this problem that you are conscious of making smile. If you do this, your presentation will be more fun.

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  4. Hibiki Nakamura-BEⅢ2021年12月2日 22:27

    You were able to remember the content. Therefore, i think you were able to make eye contact. I think that the content of your presentation will be well communicated if you add more gestures.

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  5. Mutsumi Matsuda-BEⅢ2021年12月2日 22:31

    You were smiling and giving a happy presentation, so it was a lot of fun to listen to. I thought it was very good to talk with the eyes of the audience without looking at the manuscript. I think it will be a better announcement if you speak a little louder.

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  6. Maika Kawamura2021年12月2日 22:40

    I think it is very good that you gave your speech with a smile on your face. However, there were not many gestures, so I think it would make your speech even better if you used gestures.

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  7. Yuiho2021年12月2日 22:44

    You showed us many pictures. And you made eye contact. So, I think your presentation was easy to understand. I think your presentation will improve if you use more gestures.

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  8. Asuka Higo-BeⅢ2021年12月2日 22:46

    Her presentation was very easy to understand as she was speaking while pointing to PowerPoint. In addition, I think her gaze when speaking was also very good.

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