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2. About the national anthem. (This is a continuation of my previous post.)
"I will play a national anthem. and Please tell me to which country it belongs."
(The Star-Spangled Banner plays....)
"This is not difficult. where is the Whose national anthem is this?"
(For the right answer: )
"Bingo!! You are right."
(For the incorrect answer:)
"Error!! Sorry, you are incorrect. Anyone else?"
"This is the national anthem of America. It is called 'The Star-Spangled Banner.'" (Titles to songs, books, movies, etc. are always quoted or underlined.)
"where is this Whose national anthem from is the following?"
(Then Brazilian National anthem plays....)
"Answer?" (Looking around the classroom)
(For the right answer: )
"That's awesome!! You are right!!"
(For the incorrect answer:)
"Unfortunately, no. Anyone else?"
"The correct answer is the Brazilian National anthem. One last thing, we want you to play this song."
(The national anthem of Mexico plays....)
"This nation anthem is the national anthem of Mexico. Some people may have noticed, but the national anthems are much louder than Kimigayo. Consequently, we can understand why they say "Kimigayo is heard calm. Either also Both countries have a been invaded. (Show historical background slide)
"When we listened to the Mexican anthem and knew heard the lyrics for the first time, it sounded like a march. In addition, the lyrics are expressed Mexican history. This is very different from Kimigayo. The national anthem of Brazil. this is like a march too, but the lyrics are say talk about the nation and land of the country. So we thing be can to say, "NO MUSIC, NO NATION!!"
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