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2017.07.05
Ben様より 会員No.7914 | 男性 |
Today's lesson was about lesson 13 of 100 PTs. It took a little bit long time to think some examples using "by the way", but she patiently waited for my preparation. Thank you for your kind lesson, Deth. See you. |
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for Bernadette P. 先生 |
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2017.07.05
Ben様より 会員No.7914 | 男性 |
This was our first lesson. We began with my short self-introduction. Then she asked me many things about the topics that I mentioned in my self-introduction and in my profile. We were talking about my stay in England last year and also about my research topics. Thank you for your nice lesson, Rosemay. See you. |
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for Rosemay A. 先生 |
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2017.07.05
Ben様より 会員No.7914 | 男性 |
Today we talked about waste accumulation problems inside houses in Japan, especially of elderly people. This was the second time for me to talk about this topic in English. Jing asked me about this topic from various view points and gradually deeply, so it was a very good practice for me. Thank you for your nice lesson, Jing. See you. |
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for Jena-Lyn S. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Yasu様より 会員No.6179 | 男性 |
Thank you for the lesson. I enjoyed the topic we covered today. I learned several new phrases. See you next time. |
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for Joweena A. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Yoshimi様より 会員No.11199 | 女性 |
When I couldn't explain things well, she waited for me and she listened to me, so it was good practice for me to talk in English. Also because we talked about what I am interested in, I enjoyed the lesson. I want to introduce my own story of picture-book sometimes in the future. See you next time! |
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for Adriana MA. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
匿名様より 会員No.11324 | |
Today, because I had fever, it was hard to answer the questions in the material. However, she managed to continue the lesson patiently. My English was messy, but she corrected them kindly. |
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for Evelyn S. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Yuuka様より 会員No.10501 | 女性 |
I enjoyed your lesson. |
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for Deborah A. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Keiichi様より 会員No.8968 | 男性 |
In my last review, I mentioned the awfulness of Shibuya. But my article exaggerated dark side, so today I write the sunny side. The highlights of Shibuya is shopping and strolling. There are lot of stores in Shibuya. Most of them sell the fashion items or miscellaneous items. You will find a cutting edge items every other shops. Moreover the salesperson mostly girls are more interesting than theirs outrageous items. They wear the eccentric clothes, and stand silently in their shop. Some of them looks difficult to talk, but when you ask them to choose a suit closes for yourself, they will come into their own. We call them “Charisma clerk”. The buyers are also sensitive to fashion. If you drop in the café in front of the scramble crossroad at Shibuya station, and look at the people who pass by in half an hour, you will know the most cutting edge fashion in Japan. You will have a fantastic time if you just window shopping regardless of your age or gender. |
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for Froulaine A. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
yoko様より 会員No.10773 | 女性 |
Thank you Mark,I had really great lesson. |
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for Mark D. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
mi~chan様より 会員No.11297 | 女性 |
今日はありがとうございました。 |
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for Hitomi S. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Ichiro様より 会員No.10516 | 男性 |
Kate's lesson is sometimes challenging. It is very kind of her to do so.Because,I get something every time. I highly appreciate her class. |
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for Kate V. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Stk様より 会員No.2981 | 女性 |
Thank you again, Katherine!I really like her lessons because I always feel like I'm talking to my friends.No pressure at all.Being able to discuss about various topics in English is really fun.See you again soon! |
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for Katherine T. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
匿名様より 会員No.3651 | 女性 |
Alec, as discussed, it is not a mystery to me that young Japanese are reluctant to study or get a job abroad, and rather stick to the sinking small islands. The future might look bleak here, but still, infrastructures are well-prepared, things are sold in fairly cheap prices, and job opportunities are increasing thanks to relatively good economical situation. However, I will agree with you that learning foreign languages is important: for a rainy day, or even just for fun. Long live Eigox! |
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for Alec S. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
匿名様より 会員No.9409 | 男性 |
We can enjoy the article discussion, and she advice to understand the contents. Thanks |
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for Joweena A. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
momoko様より 会員No.10662 | 女性 |
Thank you for your lesson again. You always clear my mind and organize my complexed thought. I am still struggling with my new job, but at the next time, I try to be dispassionate and not to be empathetic. Thank you. See you again. |
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for Eileen W. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
shuji様より 会員No.10949 | 男性 |
Thank you for conversation ! |
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for Daniel EM. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Ted様より 会員No.9629 | 男性 |
Thank you for your clear explanation on my questions. I could learn how to use phrases properly according to situations. |
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for Evelyn S. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Kuni様より 会員No.8557 | 男性 |
Thank you very much for the lesson today. It was a lot of fun to talk with you about the exercises at the gym, today's theme. See you on Friday! |
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for Armie I. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Comet様より 会員No.4174 | 女性 |
Double lesson |
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for Mark D. 先生 |
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2017.07.04
Comet様より 会員No.4174 | 女性 |
Today I made an essay which title is "What qualifications and experience should a world leader have?" Mark corrected and sophisticated it. I felt I need to make suitable sentence structure logically. Sometimes my sentences are awkward and short to explain in details. His advice is really helpful and motivate me to brush up my skills. Thank you, Mark. See you next time. |
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for Mark D. 先生 |















