195. 天気がいいのに・・・
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195. 天気がいいのに・・・
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Grammar points
～のに：Although / Even though
Use ～のに when the result is different from what you expected. It often expresses surprise, disappointment, or dissatisfaction.
毎日（まいにち）勉強（べんきょう）しているのに、漢字（かんじ）を覚（おぼ）えられません。
Even though I study every day, I can’t remember kanji.薬（くすり）を飲（の）んだのに、まだ頭（あたま）が痛（いた）いです。
Although I took some medicine, I still have a headache.このレストランは高（たか）いのに、いつも混（こ）んでいます。
Even though this restaurant is expensive, it is always crowded.
Questions
- Ken had to work even though it was his day off. What do you think is important for maintaining a good balance between work and personal time?
- Ken realised, “Work is important, but having time to rest like this is important too.” What do you think are the benefits of making time to rest when you have a busy life?
- If you regularly have to work on your days off, how do you think it might affect your daily life and your mood?
- What does your ideal day off look like? How is it different from a typical workday?
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