My Dream of Becoming a Veterinarian
獣医になるという私の夢
英語ストーリー
From a young age, I've been fascinated by animals. I spent countless hours observing birds in my backyard, studying their flight patterns and songs. This fascination grew into a deep love, a passion that I knew I wanted to dedicate my life to. My dream is to become a veterinarian, a profession that combines my love for animals with my desire to help others.
My path towards this goal isn't without its challenges. Veterinary school is notoriously rigorous, requiring years of dedicated study and hard work. However, the thought of making a tangible difference in the lives of animals and their owners fuels my determination. I envision myself working in a bustling animal clinic, diagnosing illnesses, performing surgeries, and providing comfort to both animals and their worried families.
Ultimately, I aspire to contribute to a world where all animals receive the care and attention they deserve. This means not only treating sick animals, but also advocating for animal welfare and promoting responsible pet ownership. My dream is ambitious, but with perseverance and dedication, I believe I can achieve it, and make a positive impact on the world, one animal at a time.
I am currently diligently studying and volunteering at a local animal shelter to gain practical experience and further refine my skills. This experience is invaluable and has solidified my commitment to this path. I am confident that with hard work and determination, I will achieve my dream.
日本語訳▼
重要単語・熟語
perseverance
粘り強さ、不屈の精神
"Through perseverance, she finally achieved her goal."
fascinated
魅了された、心を奪われた
"I was fascinated by the beauty of the sunset."
rigorous
厳しい、厳格な
"The training program was rigorous and demanding."
文法・構文解説
現在完了形 (have/has + past participle)
過去の出来事が現在に影響を与えている場合や、経験を表す場合などに用いられる。例:I have been fascinated by animals.
"I have lived in this city for ten years."
未来志向の表現 (be going to, will)
将来の計画や予測を表す。例:I am going to become a veterinarian. / I will work in an animal clinic.
"I am going to travel to Europe next year."