NEW JAPANESE ADVICE ON MASKS OUTDOORSマスクの屋外での着用を緩和

We move now to the coronavirus situation in Japan. Experts here are offering new advice on face masks.
They say there may be more situations where people do not need to wear them.
Health ministry experts say people don't necessarily need to wear masks outdoors as long as they and people around them are not talking much.
They say that applies even when people can't social distance.
They say people should keep wearing masks when they're talking outdoors or riding public transportation.
Members of the public gave mixed reactions.
(Citizen)
“I'm a bit scared, so I'll always wear a mask.”
“It's nearly summer. It gets hard to breathe, so I'd like to take it off when possible.”
The experts also gave their views on masks for small children. They say it's time to revive a policy of not expecting preschoolers aged two or older to wear them.

◆ Members of the public 大衆、一般人  

Daily Vocabulary(2022/06/15）

28816.I'm with you. (同感です / 私も同じです ）to understand what someone is telling you or explaining to you
I'm with you on your decision to move back to Japan. 
28817.proficient (堪能な / 熟練者 / 達人 ）able to do something well or skilfully
I want to become proficient in English. 
28818.sassy (生意気な、活発的な ）a child who is sassy is rude to someone they should respect SYN cheeky someone, especially a woman, who is sassy is confident and does not really care what other people think about her SYN feisty
My sister was a bit sassy as a kid. She talked back to mom all the time. 

28819.sacred(神聖な） relating to a god or religion /very important or greatly respected 

It’s a sacred area built in memory of the shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. 
28820.ask～out(～をデートに誘う）
You should ask Noriko out. She is not seeing anyone.