EN： The past tense of 'get' is 'got'. It is used to show that something was received in the past.
日本語： 動詞 get の過去形は got です。過去のある時点で何かを受け取ったことを表す際に使用します。
I got a gift from my friend yesterday.
昨日、友達からプレゼントを受け取りました。
EN： In many English-speaking countries, important official communications like insurance updates or medical bills are still frequently sent via physical mail (a 'letter').
EN： Use 'did' to ask questions about the past. When using 'did', the main verb (say) stays in its basic form.
日本語： 過去の出来事について質問する際は 'did' を使用します。文中で 'did' を使う場合、メインの動詞（say）は原形にします。
What did you eat for lunch?
昼食に何を食べましたか？
EN： In English, we often use 'say' when referring to what is written in a letter, sign, or book, rather than 'write'.
EN： Use 'will' followed by a base verb to talk about things that are going to happen in the future.
日本語： 将来起こる出来事を表すには、「will」の後に動詞の原形を続けて使用します。
I will call you tomorrow.
明日あなたに電話します。
EN： In the US, insurance companies often update their policies and premiums annually, which is why 'next year' is a common timeframe for these changes.
EN： Use 'be verb + -ing' to talk about things that are happening now or changing over time.
日本語： 「be 動詞 + -ing」の形で、現在進行中の出来事や変化している状況を表します。
The price of milk is going up.
牛乳の価格が上がってきています。
EN： In many Western countries, insurance premiums (like health or car insurance) are adjusted annually. It is common for people to express frustration when costs increase every year.
EN： Use 'will be' + 'adjective' to talk about a future state or condition.
日本語： 「will be」+「形容詞」の形で、将来の状態や状況を表します。
The weather will be cold tomorrow.
明日の weather はとても寒くなるでしょう。
EN： In many English-speaking countries, health insurance premiums are reviewed and often adjusted annually, which is why the characters are discussing 'next year'.
EN： Use 'How much more' to ask about an additional amount of money or quantity compared to a previous state.
日本語： 「How much more」は、以前と比べてどれだけの金額や量が追加で必要なのかを尋ねる際に使用します。
How much more time do we need?
追加でどのくらいの時間が必要ですか？
EN： In many English-speaking countries, insurance premiums are often adjusted annually, making this a common question during open enrollment or policy renewal periods.
EN： Use 'more per [time period]' to describe an increase in cost or frequency over a specific duration.
日本語： 「more per [時間単位]」で、特定の期間内に増加した費用や頻度を表します。
I need to drink two more glasses of water per day.
毎日、水をあと2杯多く飲む必要があります。
EN： In the US, insurance premiums are often discussed in monthly or yearly increments. Using 'per month' is the standard way to talk about recurring bills.
EN： Use 'but' to connect two opposite ideas or to add a contrasting thought to a sentence.
日本語： 'but' は、2つの対立する考えをつなぐ際や、文に対比的な内容を付け加える際に使用します。
The car is old, but it is fast.
この車は古いですが、速いです。
EN： In the US, 'coverage' refers to the specific amount of protection or benefits an insurance policy provides. People often balance the cost (premium) against the quality of coverage.
EN： The word 'read' is the past tense form here. In English, 'read' (present) and 'read' (past) are spelled the same but pronounced differently. The past tense sounds like the color 'red'.
日本語： この文の動詞「read」は過去形です。英語の read は現在形と過去形でスペルは同じですが、発音が異なります。過去形の発音は色の「red」と同じです。
I read the news yesterday.
昨日、ニュースを読みました。
EN： In the US health insurance system, a 'deductible' is a common term. It refers to the amount you must pay out-of-pocket before your insurance provider begins to pay for covered services.
EN： Use 'What is... exactly?' when you want a clear and detailed definition of a specific term you don't fully understand.
日本語： よく分からい特定用語について、明確で詳細な定義を求めたい時は「What is... exactly?」という表現を使用します。
What is a mortgage exactly?
住宅ローンとは具体的に何ですか？
EN： In the US healthcare system, a 'deductible' is a common but often confusing term. It refers to the amount you must pay out-of-pocket for healthcare services before your insurance plan begins to pay.
EN： Use 'before' to show that one action happens first. In this sentence, we pay money first, and then the insurance company helps later.
日本語： 'before' は、ある動作が先に起こることを示す際に使用します。この文では、まず事前にお金を支払い、その後に保険会社からのサポートを受けます。
Wash your hands before you eat.
ご飯を食べる前に手を洗いましょう。
EN： In the US health insurance system, a 'deductible' is a common concept. It is the fixed amount you must pay out-of-pocket for covered health care services before your insurance plan begins to pay.
EN： Use 'First... and then...' to describe a sequence of events or steps in a process.
日本語： 「First... and then...」は、出来事の順序やプロセスの手順を説明する際に使用します。
First we eat dinner, and then we watch a movie.
まず夕食を食べて、それから映画を見ましょう。
EN： In the US healthcare system, a 'deductible' is a common concept where the patient must pay a specific amount out-of-pocket before the insurance company starts to cover the costs.
EN： Use 'Do you' at the beginning of a sentence to ask a question about a current fact or habit.
日本語： 現在の事実や習慣について質問する際は、文頭で「Do you」を使用します。
Do you like coffee?
コーヒーは好きですか？
EN： In English, 'doctor visit' or 'doctor's appointment' is commonly used to refer to a medical check-up or consultation.
EN： Use 'went' (the past tense of 'go') to talk about an action that happened and finished in the past.
日本語： 過去に起こり、すでに完了した動作について話すときは、'go' の過去形である 'went' を使用します。
She went to the park yesterday.
彼女は昨日公園に行きました。
EN： In many Western countries, a 'check-up' refers to a routine physical examination to maintain health, often covered by insurance once a year.
EN： Use 'need to' followed by a base verb to express a necessity or something you must do.
日本語： 「need to」の後ろに動詞の原形を続けることで、〜する必要があることや、しなければならないことを表します。
I need to buy some milk.
牛乳を買う必要があります。
EN： In the US health insurance system, a 'claim' is a formal request to an insurance company asking for payment based on the terms of the insurance policy. Patients often have to follow up on these to ensure the doctor gets paid.
EN： To ask a question about the past, start with 'Did' followed by the person (subject) and the basic form of the action (verb).
日本語： 過去のことについて質問する場合は、文頭に 'Did' を置き、その後に主語と動詞の原形を続けます。
Did you eat breakfast?
朝ごはんは食べましたか？
EN： In medical contexts, 'the papers' often refers to specific documents like prescriptions, receipts, or insurance claim forms.
EN： Use 'on' to describe something that is touching the surface of an object, like a desk or a table.
日本語： 前置詞 'on' は、机やテーブルなどの物体の表面に接している状態を表す際に使用します。
The keys are on the table.
鍵はテーブルの上にあります。
EN： In many English-speaking countries, keeping physical copies of insurance documents and medical bills is common for tax and record-keeping purposes, even in the digital age.
EN： The verb 'help' can be followed by an object and then another verb without 'to' (help someone do something).
日本語： 動詞 help の後ろには「目的語（人）＋原形動詞」を置くことができ、「（人）が〜するのを手伝う」という意味になります。
Can you help me carry these bags?
これらの袋を持つのを手伝ってもらえますか？
EN： In English-speaking countries, insurance forms can be complex. Offering to 'help fill out' a form is a common way to show support to family members or friends.
EN： Use 'will be' + 'adjective' to talk about a future state or result.
日本語： 「will be」+「形容詞」の形で、将来の状態や結果を表します。
The weather will be sunny tomorrow.
明日は晴れるでしょう。
EN： In Western culture, acknowledging help and emphasizing teamwork ('together') is a common way to show appreciation and build rapport.
EN： Use 'should' followed by a base verb to give advice or suggest a good idea.
日本語： 'should' の後に動詞の原形を続けることで、アドバイスを与えたり、提案をしたりすることができます。
We should buy some milk.
牛乳を買ったほうがいいですね。
EN： In many Western countries, people often 'shop around' for insurance every year to find the best rates, as prices can change frequently.
EN： Use 'can' to express possibility or the ability to do something in the future.
日本語： 可能性や、将来何かをすることができる能力を表すには 'can' を使用します。
We can watch a movie tonight.
今夜、映画を見ることができますね。
EN： Use 'will' to express a decision made at the moment of speaking or to offer help.
日本語： 'will' は、話し合っているその場で決めた決定や、自分から手助けを申し出る際に使用します。
I will open the window for you.
窓を開けてあげましょう。
EN： In many English-speaking households, it is common to divide chores or tasks (like cooking vs. searching for information) to show cooperation.
IPA発音、定義、例文、インタラクティブクイズ付きの重要な単語。
文中での意味： 保険
文中での意味： 保険料
文中での意味： 補償内容；保障
文中での意味： 免責金額（自己負担額）
文中での意味： 健康診断
文中での意味： 保険金の請求
文中での意味： 比較する
文中での意味： 検索する；調べる
種類タグ、二言語の定義、使い方の説明、例文を含むフレーズ。
To increase in price, amount, or level.
上がる、上昇する
To complete a form or document by writing information in the spaces provided.
（書類やフォームに）記入する
A specific type of insurance policy with set benefits and costs.
保険プラン
To search for information on the internet.
ネットで調べる
The amount of money that an individual or business must pay for an insurance policy.
保険料
The amount of protection or the specific risks that are covered by an insurance policy.
補償範囲
The amount of money that the insured person must pay out of pocket before the insurance company starts to pay for a loss.
免責金額
A formal request to an insurance company asking for a payment based on the terms of the insurance policy.
保険金請求