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Thank you for the great lesson. I enjoyed it.
I thought that we were able to talk so much in this short time.
It was as if I caught up with a friend I hadn't seen in a long time.
I look forward to our lesson.

We read a brief essay about African art. According to the information provided in the article, Gana intends to construct an African museum in the nation's capital. The museum would focus on reclaiming items from Africa scattered around the globe, particularly in European nations such as Britain and France. Next, I spoke about a personal experience in which I discovered that a significant number of the objects at the British Museum come from Egypt, which is a contentious claim. Last but not least, I discussed the Smithsonian Museums in Washington, D.C., which display natural and technological history.

We did a pronunciation exercise, which was really beneficial for me in identifying and correcting problematic pronunciations. For example, my pronunciation of the word "war" leans more toward Japanese English. Without your correction, I would have continued speaking the words with incorrect pronunciations.

I scheduled two consecutive classes for myself. We carried on with our pronunciation exercise, working on words like billion, array, and coconut. Then we read an article on plant-based milk, which may perhaps replace cow milk due to the growing price of the latter. Enjoy your weekend, Xandra!

We worked on our pronunciation to learn how to discern between sounds like s and th.

I scheduled two consecutive classes for myself. This time, we read a brief article on a new technique developed by Google called the Air Quality Index (AQI). According to the story, Google is going to provide us information on the quality of the air, which will come in handy for individuals who go hiking and picnicking.

We worked on our pronunciation by going over a list of challenging words together. I am grateful to have access to your corrections, since they are unquestionably required for me to correctly communicate pronunciations.

I scheduled two consecutive classes for myself. The topic of discussion this time was concentration. Again, I mentioned going to a gym; in order to avoid becoming a couch potato, I often go to the gym. After relocating from the Tokyo suburbs to the city itself, I made it a point to start going to the gym. It has been almost seven years since I first started coming there.

We engaged in unstructured discourse with a focus on physical activity throughout. I mentioned going to a gym; since it is open around the clock, I try to go there as often as possible. I sometimes get up tips from the teachers that help me keep my health in check. Maintaining one's mental health is another crucial component. There is an opportunity for me to meet new people there since we do yoga and taichi. Following our workouts, we often catch up for coffee and conversation at a local Starbucks.

Thank you for the wonderful lesson.
Talking to you makes me feel refreshed and happy.
We talked about a lot of things.
Especially the story of the delivery guy was very moving.
Thanks for always having fun.
I look forward to our lesson.

I scheduled two consecutive classes for myself. This time, we spoke about the knowledge and abilities we gained from other people. I shared my tale of how my mentor provided me with the knowledge to become a historian. Because I had never written a paper before, I owed him many things to him.

I loved the free talk we had with you, the issue of which was something that was provided to us without charge. I responded to a narrative that was included in a book that a close friend of mine had written and published the previous year. My relationship with the author dates back to when we were both enrolled in graduate school; he is second to none for me. I was really blown away by his level of expertise.

Thank you for the great lesson.
We talked about private things to each other.
It was excited and I empathized as a mother.
Thank you for always having a great time.
I look forward to our lesson again.

I booked two lessons in a row. This time, our subject was a school and teachers. I spoke of my former teachers, whom I have not seen for more than decades.

We enjoyed our free conversation, whose theme was a river; I talked about the Tama River. I am also thankful for your correction of my pronunciation.

It was very nice talking with you. Thank you for listening to me carefully. See you next time.

I reserved two lessons in a row. This time, our subject was social media. Today, he hit a two-run homer and was the winning pitcher!

We enjoyed a free conversation, whose theme was being busy. I addressed my experience of visiting Washington, D.C., for research. My schedule was hectic.

We practiced pronunciation. Many thanks to you, Xandra!

We read an article on TTTV; the only way to sanitize a lickable screen is not to lick the screen. Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter often feature photos of meals. However, I have no desire to taste other people's food.
I bet most Japanese are fastidious and would not lick the screen on a train. Having said that, it could be caffeine, such as in coffee. If I just lick it off, the caffeine won't keep me awake, so it might be just the thing. TTTV won't affect the trip because no one will be content to lick the TV. I'd ask the professor what motivated you to develop this and what is the most significant benefit of being able to taste on TV?