Day 01 A Walkaway Musician
Day 02 No Music! Just no music!
Day 03 Seize Your Moment!
Day 04 Talent Show
Day 05 Ernesto de la Cruz
Day 06 A Rivera, a Shoemaker Rivera's descendants are shoemakers
Day 07 In Need of a Guitar
Day 08 A Boy, Neither Dead Nor Alive
Day 09 The Land of the Dead
Day 10: Get Your Family's Blessing by Sunrise!
Day 11 The Same Path He Did
Day 12 Encounter With Hector
Day 13 Pursuit of de la Cruz
Day 14 Forgotten People
Day 15 Final Death
Day 16 Miguel's First Performance Ever
Day 17 An Emergency Announcement
Day 18 Making a Choice
Day 19 The Boy From the Land of the Living
Day 20 The World Is Our Family!
Day 21 Hector Meets de la Cruz
Day 22 To Our Friendship!
Day 23 Coco, My Daughter
Day 24 My Proud Great-great Grandpa
Day 25 The Love of My Life
Day 26 Mama Imelda Sings
Day 27 The Dark Past of De la Cruz
Day 28 Out of Time
Day 29 Remember Me!
Day 30 Santa Cecilia's Greatest Treasure

English experts learn English through movies.
Fun is the basics, you can learn vivid colloquial expressions and accurate pronunciation.
The Best Way to Learn English: Become a Master of English with One Movie

One scene a day, conquer a movie in 30 days.
We've eliminated unnecessary scenes and focused on only 30 scenes filled with practical expressions.
Even a complete beginner can speak English like a movie star in just 30 days.

Learn vivid expressions with Disney-Pixar's latest release, "Coco."
The latest work, 『Coco』, continues Disney-Pixar's box office success story.
Learn vivid expressions used in the United States.

The best way to learn English that's both fun and effective
Learning English through movies is a proven learning method among many English experts, and it's a method that many people unanimously recommend.
The fun that movies guarantee is a given, and you can even learn vivid colloquial English expressions and natural pronunciation.
If used well, it is the best learning method to learn living English without the need for native English tutoring or academies.
If studying English feels boring and you've skipped expensive academies to see results, try learning English with movies that can be both fun and effective.

The best movie genre for learning English: animation
If you decide to learn English through movies, you need to choose a movie genre.
What movies are good for learning English? Movies with a lot of slang and profanity aren't very helpful for learning English.
The same goes for medical, courtroom, and science fiction movies, which often feature terms that aren't commonly used in real life.
The genre recommended by English experts is animation.
The animation contains a lot of practical English expressions without complex sentence structures.
It is also helpful for pronunciation training because it is dubbed with the voice actors' clear pronunciation.
This book is based on the script for Disney-Pixar's new film, "Coco," and allows you to learn vivid expressions used locally.

You don't need to study the entire script; just focus on 30 scenes.
You've got the script and the movie in hand, but now that you're ready to start, you're at a loss as to how to study. Many people try to learn English through movies, but it's hard to find anyone who's seen positive results.
How can I study English effectively? Should I just watch a lot of movies?

Or is it okay to just memorize the script word for word? This book presents a study method that maximizes the effectiveness of your time.
We've picked out the 30 scenes with the most practical expressions in the entire film.
Even if you study just 30 representative scenes with lots of practical expressions, you can get the same effect as learning the entire script with much less effort.
Additionally, the three-stage training in this book will help you effectively learn and use the expressions in the 30 scenes.


1) Read the explanations of key expressions to gain a general understanding of the expressions, 2) practice expanding the expressions with patterns, and 3) review the expressions learned through confirmation learning to thoroughly learn the expressions in the movie.
Master movie expressions with 30 scenes filled with useful expressions and a systematic 3-step training program.

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This book consists of two volumes: a script book and a workbook.
In the scriptbook you can find the full script, translations, and explanations of key words and expressions.
The workbook focuses on practicing useful expressions from 30 key scenes from the film.



Scriptbook composition

The entire script is divided into 30 scenes and organized so that it can be studied in 30 days.
Key expressions and words are explained, and the full script is available as an audio file with Disney's recommended voice actors.
We will study 'this very scene' selected from the script book in depth in the workbook.


Workbook Structure

We carefully selected 30 scenes with the most useful expressions from the entire script and studied them in earnest in the workbook.

In the "Scene Analysis" section, we'll explore key expressions from "this very scene" with helpful explanations and examples.
In 『Learning Patterns in Movies』, you will practice creating various expressions using patterns that appear in movies.
In the "Confirmation Learning" corner, you can check the expressions and patterns you learned today.