日本のサッカーの歴史（れきし history )には、「ドーハの悲劇（ひげき tragedy )というのがあります。今から29年前のことです。そして今年、「ドーハの奇跡（きせき miracle )という言葉が生まれました。私はこの2つの出来事（できごと event )の間の歴史を知っている！そして、その前も！私は熱心（ねっしんな eager）はサッカーファンではありませんが、ワールドカップの年にはいろいろ思い出があるので、お話してみることにしました。
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They Laughed at his ACCENT

こんにちは！Atsushiです。
今日の天気は晴れ。気温は21℃。
少し肌寒いです。

今日はもしもし？について話します。

みなさんの国では、電話を取る時、なんと言いますか？
英語を使う国では、Helloとか、Hiというでしょうか。

日本では、電話を取った時、もしもし？といいます。
他の時に使わないので、少し不思議な言葉に感じます。
なぜ、もしもし、と言うか知っていますか？

日本の電話のはじまりは、1890年明治23年でした。
当時は、電話交換をする人、オペレーターのような人がいて、電話をつないでいました。

その人がつなぐ相手に失礼のないよう、
"申します、申します"と言っていました。
ちゃんとつながっているか、言います、言います、と確認していたということですね。

それが短くなり、今のもしもし、となったようです。

その言葉が今も残っていると思うとおもしろいですよね。
日本人に電話をかける時は、ぜひ、もしもし！と言ってみてください。

ということで、今日も最後まで聞いていただき、ありがとうございます！

ではまた！

