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2017.05.24
Shiho様より 会員No.8629 | 女性 |
My children like your lesson. |
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for Christine CH. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Shiho様より 会員No.8629 | 女性 |
Thank you very much. |
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for Katherine M. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Shiho様より 会員No.8629 | 女性 |
Thank you very much for your kindness. |
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for Bethan H. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Shiho様より 会員No.8629 | 女性 |
Thank you very much!! |
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for Bethan H. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Ted様より 会員No.9629 | 男性 |
Thank you for your lesson today. Though the topic was related to my field, I could not explain what I thought very well. I think I need to develop my grammar skills more. |
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for Francesca D. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Sou様より 会員No.7983 | 男性 |
Thank you! |
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for Carmela N. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Sou様より 会員No.7983 | 男性 |
Thank you! |
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for Terry H. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
匿名様より 会員No.3651 | 女性 |
Vlada, according to Wikipedia, the day of Singularity might come in 2040: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity. It is only 23 years from now. We both need to think (well, I might need not) how we can make ends meet at that time, while people can communicate freely in their own languages, with a little help from IT technology. If we are really lucky (or unlucky), the world might be like that in Matrix, and we just keep slumbering and do not need to worry about anything. Brave new world! |
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for Vladimir K. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Kotoe様より 会員No.4898 | 女性 |
Thank you for your explanation that I can understand easily. |
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for Eileen W. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Nao様より 会員No.10807 | 女性 |
Thank you for wonderful Lesson.I'm so happy that I could learn a lot from you today! I really enjoyed talking with you. You'r best teacher for me. |
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for Joshua B. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Fumiko様より 会員No.7122 | 女性 |
It was nice meeting you again, Mark. Enjoy sunny days :-) |
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for Mark D. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Shin様より 会員No.10498 | 男性 |
I always enjoy his lesson. |
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for Bryn R. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
AKIKO様より 会員No.4569 | 女性 |
It was a wonderful time as usual. It was also relaxing and motivating. I enjoyed talking with you! Thank you very much!!! |
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for John S. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
AKIKO様より 会員No.4569 | 女性 |
Thank you very much for correcting my writing. Your feedback was really helpful for me to develop my writing skills. I'll write more and more. See you next time! |
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for Ellie P. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
AKIKO様より 会員No.4569 | 女性 |
Thank you very much for your encouragement! It was very nice to see you again. I enjoyed talking with you. I'll continue to do my best. See you next time! |
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for Ellie P. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
AKIKO様より 会員No.4569 | 女性 |
Thank you very much! This lesson was really helpful to develop my vocabulary. I enjoyed! See you next time! |
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for John S. 先生 |
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2017.05.24
Toru様より 会員No.721 | 男性 |
Today's topic is about the world's tallest and shortest people. We talked about the reason why the Dutch men are so tall. We agree that growth depends on genetic factors and diet.But both of us don't believe that the reason of growth is that the Dutch people eat more potatoes and breads and do a lot of sports. I enjoyed talking with you about an interesting topic. |
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for Mark M. 先生 |
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2017.05.23
cakey様より 会員No.2965 | 女性 |
I enjoyed talking with you again. Still sometimes I feel "how should I say?" but I am getting used to talking anyway in a warm and welcome atmosphere. Thank you for your assistance. |
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for Richard R. 先生 |
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2017.05.23
Ben様より 会員No.7914 | 男性 |
This was our first lesson. We began with some small talk about Kyoto and so on. Then we went into an article about food waste. We discussed along some questions on the materials. Thank you, Karen. See you. |
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for Karen R. 先生 |
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2017.05.23
Yasu様より 会員No.9614 | 男性 |
I appreciate your help as usual. |
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for Kenneth R. 先生 |
















