Q&A
What kind of cafe is this?
()()()()().
It is a robot cafe.
Here, ( ) robots ( ) ( ).
Here, (humanoid) robots (serve) (customers).
I ( done / have / already ) my homework.
I have already done my homework.
A type of sweetener made from the sap of a tree. Often put on pancakes and waffles.
Maple Syrup
a small restaurant where you can buy drinks and simple meals
cafe
What do humanoid robots do at the cafe?
()()().
They serve customers.
I’m ( ) ( ) ( ) because ( ) ( )( )outside ( ).
I’m (a) (little) (nervous) because (I’ve) (never)(worked)outside (before).
( have / panda / a / I / seen / twice ).
I have seen a panda twice.
What is it called when you carve a pumpkin?
Jack-O-Lantern
a machine that can move and do some of the work of a person, and is usually controlled by a computer
robot
How long has one robot operator been in bed?
The operator has been in bed ()()()()().
The operator has been in bed since he/she got seriously injured.
This robot ( ) ( ) ( ) Yoshifuji Kentaro.
This robot (was) (created) (by) Yoshifuji Kentaro.
I（ written / in English / a letter / have ）.
I have written a letter in English
A fruit grown in the Fall. The color is red.
Apples
someone who buys goods or services from a shop, company etc
customer
What can the robots do?
()()()()()and()()().
They can take your orders and bring your drinks.
Actually, ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) operates this robot.
Actually, (a) (man) (with) (severe) (physical) (disabilities) operates this robot.
( finished / Mana / her / has / already / homework ).
Mana has already finished her homework.
What starts to fall to the ground in the fall?
leaves
a small amount, not much
a little
Why can people participate more in society even if they cannot go outside?
They can do it ()()()().
They can do it because of Yoshifuji’s project.
I ( ) ( ) because I ( ) ( ) out.
I (felt) (isolated) because I (couldn’t) (go) out.
( have / the / ever / played / you / guitar )?
Have you ever played the guitar?
This animal starts to bury acorns in autumn for retrieving later in the winter.
squirrel
worried or frightened about something, and unable to relax
nervous