2007-03-22
NHKラジオ ビジネス英会話 Writers' Workshop 3月号, 2007
前回お伝えした英文添削、送信して2時間後に添削されて帰ってきました。
多少添削されていましたが、原文がかなりそのまま残っていました。
私の英文が素晴らしすぎるからでしょうか。それとも。。。
3/31の「ビジネス英会話 リスナーの集い」のページです。
http://www.ethospathoslogos.com/what/2007talkshow.html
ビジ英リスナー全員集合！
では、Writers' Workshop ３月号です。
"Russia is enjoying economic renaissance now. Its export
grows twenty nine per cent a year and contributes the growth
of GDP. Its income level has risen threefold since 2002 and
the economy is likely to grow one trillion dollar."Grant
Felgenhauer who operates Russian stock fund loudly proclaims.
Speaking of Russia, it reminds me of the serious 1998 economic
crisis. What is the driving force of Russia's miracle economic
development?
"There really is no better way to say it than the jump
in oil prices. As Russia is the second largest oil-producing
country and there's no control by OPEC, exports have been expanding.
Domestic real estate prices are surging and you can see many
luxury imported cars in Moscow. It's like Japan in late 80s."
says Grant.
If Russia depends on oil so deep, can drop of oil prices cause
considerable damage to its economy?
"As long as oil prices do not below twenty dollars per barrel,
we keep trade surplus and foreign currency reserves does not
decrease. Russian government set up Oil Price Stabilization Fund
of eighty billion dollars by using money gained in export taxation.
Russian oil and gas companies assume lower oil prices. So, PER of
Russian stocks are still bargain." says Grant. （本多）
これが添削後の英文です。↓
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Grant Felgenhauer, who operates a Russian stock fund, proudly proclaims
that "Russia is enjoying an economic renaissance now. Its exports are
growing twenty nine per cent a year and contributes to the growth of
the GDP. Its income level has risen threefold since 2002 and the economy
is likely to grow by one trillion dollars."
Speaking of Russia, it reminds me of the serious 1998 economic crisis.
What is the driving force of Russia's miracle economic development?
"There really is no better way to say it than the jump in oil prices.
As Russia is the second largest oil-producing country and there's no
control by OPEC, exports have been expanding. Domestic real estate prices
are surging and you can see many luxury imported cars in Moscow. It's
like Japan in the late 80s." says Grant.
If Russia depends on oil so much, can a drop of oil prices cause considerable
damage to its economy?
"As long as oil prices do not drop below twenty dollars per barrel, we will
keep a trade surplus and foreign currency reserves will not decrease.
The Russian government set up an Oil Price Stabilization Fund of eighty
billion dollars by using money gained in export taxation. Russian oil and
gas companies assume lower oil prices. So, PER of Russian stocks are still
a bargain." says Grant.
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Better to start with Grant Felgenhauer. (peter)
peterが添削者でコメントは最初の文はGrant Felgenhauerで始めたほうが
ベターというものです。
http://mail.google.com/mail/?hl=ja
多少添削されていましたが、原文がかなりそのまま残っていました。
私の英文が素晴らしすぎるからでしょうか。それとも。。。
3/31の「ビジネス英会話 リスナーの集い」のページです。
http://www.ethospathoslogos.com/what/2007talkshow.html
ビジ英リスナー全員集合！
では、Writers' Workshop ３月号です。
"Russia is enjoying economic renaissance now. Its export
grows twenty nine per cent a year and contributes the growth
of GDP. Its income level has risen threefold since 2002 and
the economy is likely to grow one trillion dollar."Grant
Felgenhauer who operates Russian stock fund loudly proclaims.
Speaking of Russia, it reminds me of the serious 1998 economic
crisis. What is the driving force of Russia's miracle economic
development?
"There really is no better way to say it than the jump
in oil prices. As Russia is the second largest oil-producing
country and there's no control by OPEC, exports have been expanding.
Domestic real estate prices are surging and you can see many
luxury imported cars in Moscow. It's like Japan in late 80s."
says Grant.
If Russia depends on oil so deep, can drop of oil prices cause
considerable damage to its economy?
"As long as oil prices do not below twenty dollars per barrel,
we keep trade surplus and foreign currency reserves does not
decrease. Russian government set up Oil Price Stabilization Fund
of eighty billion dollars by using money gained in export taxation.
Russian oil and gas companies assume lower oil prices. So, PER of
Russian stocks are still bargain." says Grant. （本多）
これが添削後の英文です。↓
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Grant Felgenhauer, who operates a Russian stock fund, proudly proclaims
that "Russia is enjoying an economic renaissance now. Its exports are
growing twenty nine per cent a year and contributes to the growth of
the GDP. Its income level has risen threefold since 2002 and the economy
is likely to grow by one trillion dollars."
Speaking of Russia, it reminds me of the serious 1998 economic crisis.
What is the driving force of Russia's miracle economic development?
"There really is no better way to say it than the jump in oil prices.
As Russia is the second largest oil-producing country and there's no
control by OPEC, exports have been expanding. Domestic real estate prices
are surging and you can see many luxury imported cars in Moscow. It's
like Japan in the late 80s." says Grant.
If Russia depends on oil so much, can a drop of oil prices cause considerable
damage to its economy?
"As long as oil prices do not drop below twenty dollars per barrel, we will
keep a trade surplus and foreign currency reserves will not decrease.
The Russian government set up an Oil Price Stabilization Fund of eighty
billion dollars by using money gained in export taxation. Russian oil and
gas companies assume lower oil prices. So, PER of Russian stocks are still
a bargain." says Grant.
---
Better to start with Grant Felgenhauer. (peter)
peterが添削者でコメントは最初の文はGrant Felgenhauerで始めたほうが
ベターというものです。
ラベル: NHK Radio Business English
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