53:59is job interesting could mean any job not his job
54:00That sentence always needs something in between, "a" "the" "your" "our"
54:01missing the "anata no"
54:01subject is more important to know in english
54:02subject = who/what does it apply to
54:03誰のなんなのか、英語は指定しないとダメなんです
54:03You could say 'is a/the job' or 'are jobs' interesting but it's weird
54:04Subject = Watashi, Anata
54:04When you speak in English you need to say who is doing something
54:04you're talking about that person's job specifically
54:04this is fascinating. English really focuses on the pronouns/subjects, but Japanese tends to always omit it
54:04are all jobs interesting
54:04is Melas job interesting. Is her job interesting. Is his job interesting
54:05"Is the job interesting" acceptable too. otherwise we don't know what job it is
54:05Subject refers to who or what you are referring to specifically
54:05is job interesting would be like you asking if the concept of a job is interesting
54:07日本語は書いてないけど会話してる人の仕事のこと聞いてる、英語は言う必要がある
54:07English prefers being explicit about the subject
54:08Japanese subjects are implicit
54:08英語では、誰について話しているのかを必ず明記する必要があります。
54:08The "Your" and "You're" can be confusing for non-English people
54:11Ya, English has extra steps
54:11Yeah you always need to use subject. Its my job, your job, their job, his/hers job etc.
54:11it could be someone else's job, you have to clarify
54:12"Your" is to indicate belonging, "You're" is You + Are