Abstract
The semileptonic B decay, B¯0π+lv, is studied in a nonrelativistic picture by treating the pion correctly as a quasi-Nambu-Goldstone boson. The branching ratio is much larger than the value predicted by a two-body bound-state picture for the pion. This decay at the Y(4S) peak in e+e annihilation will be one of the best suited processes to determine the Kobayashi-Maskawa mixing-matrix element Vbu.