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Culture Vulture * This is a speech script. This is a vulture. (I show the picture) Vulture is hagetaka in Japanese. Do you like vultures? Maybe most people don’t like them. Because, they are unfriendly, have sharp eyes, eat dead animals. I would like to introduce an idiom today using vulture. “Culture Vulture”. When I was a junior high school student, I heard this idiom for the first time. I still memorize it. Culture vulture is a person who is very keen to see and experience art, theatre, literature, music, etc. I think a culture vulture is not so bad. They have a lot of curiosity. This year, we decided to study English very hard. Let’s be an “English Vulture” for one year.

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Culture Vulture

* This is a speech script.

This is a vulture. (I show the picture)
Vulture is hagetaka  a large bird in Japanese.
Do you like vultures? Maybe most people don’t like them.
Because, they are unfriendly, they have sharp eyes and eat dead animals.
I would like to introduce an idiom today using vulture.
“Culture Vulture”.
When I was a junior high school student, I heard this idiom for the first time.
I still memorize it.
Culture vulture is a person who is very keen to see and experience art, theatre, literature, music, etc. I think a culture vulture is not so bad. They have a lot of curiosity.
This year, we I decided to study English very hard.
Let’s be an “English Vulture” for one year.

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