When do you turn your cell phone off?
- Learn about the importance of turning off your cell phone and the embarrassment that can result from not doing so.
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- Discover why it is important to be mindful of turning off your cell phone in certain situations to avoid disruption and embarrassment.
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When do you turn your cell phone off? Now I am more careful about it, but my phone was always on until I (have) an embarrassing experience last summer. I went on a vacation with my friends. It was just my (two) time on a plane, and I was so(exciting). We got to our seats and waited for takeoff. The flight attendants came through the aisles, making sure no one was using their phones or other electronics. The pilot said we were ready to take off. The plane was quiet and everyone was settling in when all of a sudden someone's phone rang. It was so (loudly). I felt upset because I knew cell phone users were supposed to turn their phones off at that moment. Then I heard the second ring. It was then that I realized the ringing was coming from my bag. It was my phone! I went into a panic, and it took me a minute to find and stop the ringing. Everyone looked at me, and I felt small. I slept for the rest of the flight. Since then, I have been more (care) with my cell phone. カッコ内は文法的に正しい形じゃありません。お願いします。
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When do you turn your cell phone off? いつ携帯の電源を切ったの？ (携帯の電源は切った？) Now I am more careful about it, but my phone was always on until I (had) an embarrassing experience last summer. 今は電源のことは結構注意してるけど、去年の夏に恥ずかしい経験をするまではずっと携帯の電源は付けてたわ。 I went on a vacation with my friends.? 友達と休暇をとったとき、 It was just my (second) time on a plane, and I was so(excited). We got to our seats and waited for takeoff.? 私はまだ二回しか飛行機に乗ったことがなくて、とてもわくわくしていたの。 席に座って離陸するのをまっていたわ。 The flight attendants came through the aisles, making sure no one was using their phones or other electronics.? 通路側にCAが携帯とか電子機器とかを使っていないか確認しに来たの。 The pilot said we were ready to take off.? パイロットが離陸準備完了のアナウンスをしたわ。 The plane was quiet and everyone was settling in when all of a sudden someone's phone rang. 機内は静かで、皆が座っていたときに、突然、誰かの携帯が鳴ったの。 It was so (loud).? とってもうるさかったわ。 I felt upset because I knew cell phone users were supposed to turn their phones off at that moment.? 私は、携帯を持っている人は電源を切らなきゃいけないって知ってたから、その時は怒ってたの。 Then I heard the second ring.? そしたら、二回目の呼び出し音が鳴ったの。 It was then that I realized the ringing was coming from my bag. その時、私はその呼び出し音がわたしの鞄からだって気付いたわ。 It was my phone! 私の携帯だったのよ！ I went into a panic, and it took me a minute to find and stop the ringing. もうパニックになっちゃって、携帯を見つけて音を止めるのに数分かかっちゃったわよ。 Everyone looked at me, and I felt small. 皆が私を見ていて、小さくなったわ。 I slept for the rest of the flight. 残りのフライトではずっと寝てたわ。 Since then, I have been more (careful) with my cell phone. その時から私は、携帯にもっと注意を払うようになったのよ。  は気にしないでください( ´ ・ω・ ` )
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どんなときに携帯電話の電源を切りますか。 いまのわたしは人一倍気をつけていますが、この前の夏に恥ずかしい目に遭うまではいつも電源を入れっぱなしでした。 あれは友人たちと旅行に行ったときのことです。 飛行機に乗るのはまだ二度目だったので、わたしはとてもはしゃいだ気分でした。 席に着いて離陸を待っていました。 客室乗務員たちが通路を歩きながら、携帯電話や電子機器を使用中の乗客がいないことを確かめていました。 離陸の準備ができたと機長がアナウンスしました。 機内が静まりかえり、乗客はみなおとなしくていましたが、そのとき突然、だれかの携帯電話のベルが鳴りました。 ものすごく大きな音でした。 離陸時には携帯電話の電源を切っておく決まりだったので、わたしはびっくりしました。 ほどなく、またしてもベルが鳴りました。 そのときになって、ベルの音がわたしの鞄の中から聞こえてくることに気づきました。 鳴っているのは、わたしの電話だ！ 動揺したわたしは、携帯電話を見つけて停めるまで一分かかりました。みなの視線が集まり、わたしは小さくなった気分になりました。そのあと搭乗中はずっと寝ていました。あれ以来、携帯電話にはいっそう注意するようになりました。
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携帯の電源いつ切る？ 今はすごく気をつけているが、去年の夏とんでもなく恥ずかしい経験をするまではいつもONだった。 友達とホリデーに出かけたときのこと。 飛行機に乗るのは2度目でとても興奮していた。 席について離陸をまった。 乗務員が、携帯やPCの電源を切ってくれるよう各席を確認して回った。 操縦士は、離陸体勢に入ると言った。 機内は静かで乗客も皆落ち着いていた。そのとき誰かの携帯がやかましい音で突然なった。 この時点で携帯の電源を切ってない誰かに私は非常に腹が立った。 二度目の呼び鈴が鳴った時、音が自分のかばんの中から聞こえると気づいた。 自分の電話だ！ 私はパニックになり、携帯を探して止めるのに1分かかった。皆私をみていたし私は小さくなった。 残りのフライトは寝て過ごした。それ以来、携帯にはとても気をつけている。 適当に想像して訳しましたがI felt smallは日本人の言う「小さくなる」と意味が同じかどうかは不明です。
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