No1: When you heard the news that a big earthquake occurred in northeastern Japan, did you make calls to ask if someone is safe? Has the earthquake affected any operations of your company?
No2: Have you gotten any chain mails on the earthquake? How did you handle it?
貴方に地震に関するチェーンメールは来ましたか?それは、どのように処理しましたか?
No3: Have you gotten any shelter goods or emergency food for a big earthquake? What kind of things(including information or know-how) do you think are necessary for the emergency?
No4: What kind of assistance to the sufferers do you think we can give? Have you ever done anything for them actually?
私達ができる支援は何だとおもいますか。具体的に何か実行しましたか。
No5: Are you a optimist or pessimist about the accident of Fukushima nuclear power plants? What measures do you hope should be taken against the accident?
福島原発に関して、貴方は楽観派ですか?それとも悲観派ですか?どういう対策が望まれると思いますか?
No6: People are thinking it imprudent to hold parties or events in this situation. But now the Japanese economy is in a bad situation as well because of rising yen and catastrophic damage to factories and crops. What should we do for reviving the economy?
★地震・被災に関する 震源 epicenter 余震 after quake マグニチュード9の地震 the 9.0-magnitude earthquake (地震によるビルの)横ゆれ sway 物が小刻みに振動する tremble 縦に横に揺れる shake 被災地 suffered area 避難所 shelter 〜を余儀なくされる is forced to 輪番停電 scheduled rolling blackout 交通規制 traffic restriction 備蓄品 stockpile 〜を買い占める buy up 〜 非常用キット an emergency pack 最悪の場合 worst case senario 断水する cut off (the) water (supply) 原子力発電所 nuclear power plant 放射能にさらされる be exposed to radiation 放射性物質 radioactive material 放水する。 discharge water