I didn’t expect Jean-Luc to be French! What perfect timing—I’ve recently become friends with a French person, and we’ve been talking every day, so hearing French in this episode made me really happy. I can only recognize a few words for now, and my listening skills still have a long way to go, but it was exciting nonetheless.
This episode reminded me that facial expressions and nonverbal communication can connect people even when they don’t share the same language. That message really resonated with me.
When Jean-Luc appeared again at the end, I almost cried. Whenever friends from other countries leave Japan, I always feel so sad. We always take a photo together before saying goodbye. I really hope I’ll get to see them again someday.
It was such a heartwarming episode about how friendship can grow through kindness and playing together, even without a common language. Also, Bingo’s bright red face when Mum made her go to the toilet was absolutely adorable.
フランスの子じゃん!ジャン=リュック!
今ちょうどフランスの子と仲良くなって毎日話してるからフランス語が出てきて嬉しかった。単語を見たことあるレベルでまだリスニング全然ダメだけど。
フランス語が外国語が分からなくても表情だったりノンバーバルでコミュニケーションとることの大切さを改めて教えてもらえた。そうだよね。
最後にジャン=リュックが出てきたところで泣きそうになった。私も海外から来た周りの子がいなくなる時っていつもすごく寂しくなる。最後の別れ際はいつも一緒に写真撮ってる。またいつかみんなに会えたらいいな。
言葉が通じなくても一緒に遊んだり相手への思いやりで友情が育つことを描いた良い回だった。良い回すぎてまた観たらたぶんまた最後泣いちゃう。
あとビンゴがママにおしっこさせられてる時の顔が赤ちゃんすぎて可愛かった。
ゆゆ
saki
サムカワ
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