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今週は2017年度アカデミー作品賞、脚本賞、助演男優賞を受賞した「Moonlight」(映画）脚本と、「朝鮮半島情勢」（社説）より。
Moonlight
本作のセリフは黒人英語African American Vernacular English （AAVE）が使われており、発音、文法、語彙などが異なります。ingをin'、三単現のsやbe動詞が
KEVIN: Hey, Little! Wassup man.
LITTLE: Hey Kevin.
KEVIN: Why'd you leave?
LITTLE: I don't know ...
KEVIN: Yeah, it get borin' after a while. (Little staring at Kevin's face)
KEVIN: What? Is it bleedin'? (Kevin chuckles)
LITTLE: What?
KEVIN: You funny, man.
LITTLE: Why you say that?
KEVIN: You just is, that's all. Why do you always let people pick on you, man?
LITTLE: What you mean?
KEVIN: You always letting them pick on you.
LITTLE: So what I gotta do?
KEVIN: All you gotta do is show these nigga's you ain't soft.
LITTLE: But I ain't soft.
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JUAN: No place you can go in the world ain't got no black people. We was the first ones on this planet. I've been here a long time. I'm from Cuba. Lotta black folks in Cuba but you wouldn't know it from being here. I was a wild lil' shorty, man. Just like you. Run around with no shoes on when the moon was out. This one time ... I ran by this old, old lady, I was runnin' and hollerin' and cuttin' a fool, boy. This old lady ... se stopped me . She said "running around catching up all this light. In moonlight ... black boys look blue. You blue. That's what I'm gone call you: Blue."
LITTLE: So your name is Blue?
JUAN: Nah, At some point you gotta decide for yourself who you gonna be. Can't let nobody make that decision for you.
Growing tension on Korean Peninsula calls for strong trilateral cooperation
〜に固執する adhere to ...
懲罰的（な） punitive
〜は看過できない it cannot be overlooked that ...
空中爆発（する） explode in midair
〜として浮上する emerge as ...
〜に融和的 conciliatory toward...
（〜と）対照的 (be) in contrast to ...
If North Korea adheres to its confrontational stance toward the United States, it will only deepen the current crisis on the Korean Peninsula. It is indispensable for Japan, the United States and South Korea to closely cooperate to increase vigilance against the North.
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence has held talks with South Korean Acting President and Prime Minister Hwang Kyo Ahn in Seoul. They agreed on a policy of implementing “intensive punitive measures” if North Korea goes ahead with further military provocations.
It cannot be overlooked that the North launched a ballistic missile immediately before Pence’s visit to South Korea. Although the launch ended in failure when the missile exploded in midair, North Korea’s action was undeniably a violation of the U.N. Security Council resolutions adopted against that country.
The North is set to observe the 85th anniversary of its army on April 25. There are concerns that the country will conduct a nuclear test, which would be its sixth, and also launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.
(The Yomiuri Shimbunより)
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