Aquarium Newspaper【水族館新聞】

エサは３種類しゅるいです。水みずの温おん度どを測はかります。ショーの練れん習しゅうをします。ごはんをあげます。ウェットスーツも着きます。生なまの餌えさを食たべる魚さかなもいます。餌えさを分わけます。凍こおらしたあと、溶おかします。浮うくエサが食たべやすいそうです。餌えさを切きります。健康けんこう管かん理りもしています。準じゅん備びもします。私わたしはカワウソを見みました。かわいいと思おもいました。あと、飼かいたいなって思おもいました。カピバラも見みました。そして、もさもさなんだなーって思おもいました。

There are three kinds of fish food. They watch the temperature of the water. They practice for the shows. They feed the fish. They wear wet suits. There are also fish that eat live food. They divide the food. When it is frozen, they melt it. It seems floating food is easy to eat. They cut the food. They also check the health of the fish. They also prepare. I saw a river otter. It was cute. And I wanted one for a pet. I saw a Capibara too. It was very hairy.

WORDS

• 水族館（すいぞくかん）＝Aquarium
• 新聞（しんぶん）＝Newspaper
• 温度（おんど）＝temperature
• 分ける（わける）＝divide
• 凍る（こおる）＝frozen
• 溶ける（とける）＝melt
• 浮く（うく）＝float
• かわうそ＝river otter

REMARKS

Neko wrote a newspaper based on all she learned at the aquarium.

In Japanese, the subject of the sentence is often omitted. We gather the subject only from context, this is why Neko doesn’t mention WHO does the things that are done in her text.