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2017.06.01
Nao様より 会員No.10807 | 女性 |
Thank you for today's conversations. We have a very good time to share traveling around the world.it was very interesting. Wonderful teacher he is!See you next lesson! |
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for Fergal B. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Taro様より 会員No.4244 | 男性 |
It was the first time to talk to Jing-san. I found it was congenial to talk to her because she kindly listened to my story all. See you soon Jing-san:) |
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for Jena-Lyn S. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
dogwood様より 会員No.7263 | 女性 |
Your speaking was clear and I could listen what you said. I would like to improve skill so please help me. See you soon!! |
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for Robert G. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
匿名様より 会員No.6383 | 女性 |
Thank you for sharing my views on the article and your enjoyable lesson. |
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for Tania D. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Taro様より 会員No.4244 | 男性 |
This time, we talked about the relationship between neighboring countries and recent Japanese prime minister's scandals. We tend to be narrow-mined without pointing out by others. In that meaning, Daisy-san's questionings are always great way to enlarge my viewpoints. Thank you Daisy-san, see you soon:) |
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for Daisy F. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Monburan様より 会員No.10395 | 女性 |
Thank you! |
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for Mayumi T. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
匿名様より 会員No.7700 | |
Today, we worked through one lyrics of The Cranberries song.I found many wonderful points in it. And we noticed the magnificence of this artist. It was a very nice lesson! |
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for Kathryn G. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
よこ様より 会員No.10153 | 男性 |
I had so much fun ! |
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for Kenneth R. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
nin-ni様より 会員No.4655 | 女性 |
Kaori先生いつもありがとうございます。 |
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for Kaori O. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
nene様より 会員No.10356 | 女性 |
thank you for the lesson today. |
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for Rochelle L. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Comet様より 会員No.4174 | 女性 |
Today I made a small speech in response to Mark's question "Is it always good to prolong the life of the dying?". It was a difficult question, but I managed to deliver it. Mark evulated my speech and suggested some advices for improvements. He also gave me specific terms used in this field. They are all helpful and useful. Thank you very much, Mark for your great lesson. See you next time. |
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for Mark D. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Tatsuto様より 会員No.7376 | 男性 |
As we have discussed in the lesson, I seem to have some serious tense problems even in using everyday verbs when talking about unfamiliar subjects for me. I'll try not to make such mistakes during our conversation, but please don't hesitate to point it out when I do so. Anyway, sorry for being interrupted by a phone call. |
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for Della E. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
zusan様より 会員No.10993 | 女性 |
She is very kindness.Her English was softly and easy listing for me. |
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for Leah N. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Kikumi様より 会員No.7703 | 女性 |
I really enjoyed working with him. We exchanged our opinions about an interesting article. He viewed it from various angles, which triggerd a lively dicussion. I always feel satisfied after his lesson. Thank you! |
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for Mark D. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
yoshi様より 会員No.7765 | 男性 |
Are you feeling OK ? |
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for Leah N. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Ted様より 会員No.9629 | 男性 |
I learned the phrase of “in anticipation of”. It was my first time to use it, and I learned it was usually used in the bussiness situation. “Expecting” seems to be more famous and I usually use it, but I realized I need to get more knowledge about phrases as well as grammar. |
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for Francesca D. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
kenta様より 会員No.11001 | 男性 |
thank you very much Charlotte E. I had so nice lesson about each culture talk. I am lokking forward next lesson. |
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for Charlotte E. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Ichiro様より 会員No.5797 | 男性 |
Hi Eileen. I had so much fun discussing topics related to school. Time flies, 25 minutes was not enough for me, but I felt like some sense of achievement as I did concentrate on our conversation. |
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for Eileen W. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Kazuma様より 会員No.3629 | 男性 |
だいぶブランクがあり、レッスン前は学校帰りでグズグズだった次男ですが、レッスンが始まってみると、久々のめぐみ先生にすっかり引き込まれているようでした^^少しずつ前回まで習ったことを取り戻せたらと思います。ありがとうございました。またお願いいたします。 |
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for Megumi H. 先生 |
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2017.05.31
Keiichi様より 会員No.8968 | 男性 |
Some Japanese words have multiple meanings. For example, “Ame” means rain and drops. “Hashi” means bridge and chopstick. I didn’t know the English words which has multiple meanings. Yesterday my son said there are some words in English. He pointed some words, for example, trip means to go somewhere and fail or turn. He taught me there are many English words multiple meanings. Now I know there are long way to go. |
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for Froulaine A. 先生 |

















