Talking about a mMovie

A: I recommend this one, too!

It_Sengoku_ may not be as well-received overseas as “Sengoku,”, but it’s also a Japanese anime classic.

B: What's the storyit about?

We would more often ask this in the US.

Do you know what the title is in English?

This sounds more natural in the US.

A: Lemme know your point out of 100, if you watch itIf you watch it, lemme know how you'd rate it out of 100!

or

A: If you watch it, lemme know how you'd score it out of 100!

A: If you watch it, lemme know how you'd rate it on a 100-point scale!

B: By the way, I watch ced the Crayon sShinchan's movie!

A: Ohh, what's your scorehow would you rate it out of 100?

or

A: Ohh, on a 100 point scale, how would you score it?

or

A: Ohh, on a 100 point scale, how would you rate it?

A: That's Llow!

B: That's Hhigh!

A: It's based on Japan in the Showa period, so it may be difficult for foreigners to understand manya lot of its scenes.

This sounds more natural in the US.

B: But that was before you were born too, right?

A: Shin-chan hasn't grown up, because he said that the reason hewanted to protected Japan was because "I wanna so he can "date withas many women as he can in the future," so Shin-chan is still the Shin-chan.

This sounds more natural in the US but still a little awkward.

B: But I could bit understand a little how the villain felt.

This sounds more natural in the US.

A: Me, too!

I understand so much about wanting to go back to those days and staying the way I wereas.

I heard on the tv that the Osaka-Kansai Japan Expo will be held again in 2025 again.

This sounds more natural in the US.

I'd like to go there.

This sounds more natural in the US.

A: Have you seen this (one)?

A: I recommend this one too!

"I recommend this one" sounds good written, but, "You should check it out" sounds good spoken!

It may's not be as well-received overseas as “Sengoku,” but it’s also a Japanese anime classicas popular as “Sengoku,” but it’s a classic anime.

You might also hear "classic" as a noun instead, if B can see that it's an anime.

B: What's the storyit about?

"What's the story" works, but I hear, "What's it about," more often!

A: The plot revolveIt's arboundt a villain who attempts to transform Japan into Showa-era Japan, and the protagonisttries to take Japan back to the Showa period. Then the hero and his friends attempttry to stop the villainhim.

B: That sSounds interesting.

"That sounds interesting" sounds good written, but, "Sounds interesting" sounds more conversational.

Do you know the title in English title?

A: Lemme know your point out of 100, if you watch itwhat you think!

B might feel nervous if A's request is too specific!

-10 days later

B: By the way, I watch ced that Crayon sShin-chan's movie!

A: Ohh, what'scool! What would your score it out of 100?

A: That's Llow!

If I were speaking, I'd say something like, "Only 70?!"

B: Is that soReally?

"Is that so" sounds like… ７０年代以前？

WhatHow about you?

"What" works, but "How" is more common.

A: 90!

B:T Wow, that's Hhigh!

日本語の同様に、アメリカ人は話しかけるときに間投詞と始めるのが好きみたいですね！

WasYou liked it that goodmuch?

Since B has had the same experience, I think that B would not want to change their mind's image of "how good"." Instead, B would focus on A liking the movie more.

A: It's based on Japan in the Showa periodShowa Japan, so it mayight be difficult for foreigners to understand many of its sceto understand some parts if you're not Japanese.

英語は、「generic you」という特徴があります。「ある人」や「誰か」という意味のことなのです。その文法は技術的に間違うかもしれませんが、誰もたまたま使うのです！

Didn't Shin-chan groew up quite a bit, didn't he?

Characters in a continuIs that a common thing ing animated series aren't allowed to grow up, righte?

A: Shin-chan hasn't grown up, because he said that the reason he protected Japan was because "I wanna date with manylots of women in the future," so Shin-chan is still the same Shin-chan.

We don't use "many" very often in positive sentences. This is very esoteric, but "the reason is because" is technically incorrect and "the reason is that" is correct. But even most English speakers make that mistake!

B: But I could bitkind of understand how the villain felt.

I understand so much aboutotally get wanting to go back to thosee old days and stay the way I werthings used to be.

「the old days」：「懐かしい時期」とか「昔」と表す言葉です。凄くありがちです！

But this movie makesde me think, "That’s not any good."

"Move forwardIt's time to move on!"

A: Yesah, there were, before I was born.

I heard on the tvTV that the Osaka-Kansai Japan Expo will be heldis happening again in 2025.

B: Oh, gcoodl!

We commonly say "good" when in Japanese one might say 「よかった」, to express relief. But in conversation, we often say "cool" to mean something is a good thing. It's strange to me too!

I'd likove to go there.