Culture & Society
Compare cultural practices and social norms.
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役立つ表現
It could be argued that…
Research suggests that…
One perspective is…
That raises an important point.
I'd like to add that…
To put it another way…
While I understand your point, I think…
There are pros and cons to…
It's worth noting that…
The evidence points to…
スピーキングの質問
What are the key arguments for and against Culture & Society?
How does Culture & Society affect society today?
Can you give an example that illustrates the importance of Culture & Society?
What changes have you noticed in relation to Culture & Society in recent years?
If you had to persuade someone about Culture & Society, what would you say?
Compare Culture & Society in two different cultures or countries.
What is one common misconception about Culture & Society?
音声会話
Debating Remote Work
An office discussion
I genuinely believe remote work has transformed productivity for the better. People perform better when they have autonomy.
I'd push back on that. Collaboration suffers enormously when teams aren't co-located. You lose those spontaneous conversations that drive innovation.
That's a valid concern, but the data suggests that deep-focus work — the kind that really moves projects forward — improves significantly without office distractions.
Perhaps, but you're cherry-picking the data. Burnout rates have also risen dramatically among remote workers who can't disconnect from work.
Granted. A hybrid model probably captures the best of both worlds — autonomy for focused work, presence for collaboration.
Now we're getting somewhere. The real question is how companies should structure that balance.
Ethical Consumer Choices
A conversation between friends
I've been trying to cut down on fast fashion. The environmental cost is staggering.
I agree in principle, but sustainable clothing is often priced out of reach for most people. Isn't that a class issue?
Absolutely. I think responsibility shouldn't fall entirely on the consumer. Corporations and governments need to regulate the industry.
True, but consumer pressure is what historically has shifted corporate behaviour. Boycotts, for example.
That's fair, but boycotts require collective action, and there's always a free-rider problem.
So what's the answer? Better policy, or culture change?
Both, simultaneously. Neither works well in isolation.
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