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Terry H. (テリー H.先生)

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  1. レッスン提供数： 1496回
  2. 講師のキャンセル率： 3％
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名前 Terry H.
性別 男性
国籍 アメリカ
現住国 Philippines
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日本語 なし

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2018.04.30

Shinko様より

会員No.4719

女性

 In later half of our double lesson, we read an article about investment. Terry explained the meanings of "splurge", "capital", "reap the rewards" and "reading up on". We've read only a few paragraphs of the article so far but we've already found it very interesting and educational. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the article with you, Terry. Thank you Terry. Have a good night!
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2018.04.30

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会員No.4719

女性

 We talked about my plan for my GW holiday and I explained my parents' restaurant business. I wanted to explain what dengaku was like but it was hard to describe. Dengaku (the main dish our restaurant serves) refersto a food that 's been miso-glazed and grilled. It looks like barbecue but does not include any meat (only fish and vegetables). Later we talked about tipping etiquette in the U.S and Japan. I forgot to mention about tipping habit in Japanese-style-hotel ("ryokan"). Maybe we can talk about it next time.
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2018.04.13

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会員No.4719

女性

 Today we read an article about neuroscience study about how material structure of the brain determines how you rain affect how you make a risk-taking decisions. Although its title is a bit click-bait, the article was interesting. I learned some good vocabularies such as "dicey" (=risky), "rolling dice" (=taking the chance), "apprehension" (=anxiety),"sculpt"(=form),"fatter prize"(=larger prize), etc. Terry suggested reading an article about investment so that I could educate myself more about it. Thank you Terry. I cannot wait our next lesson.
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2018.04.03

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会員No.4719

女性

 We read an article about Japanese's cherry blossom viewing. Terry said there was no hanami equivalent event in U.S. I forgot to mention there were even smart phone applications offering food catering service to hanami venues. That is another suggestion how crazy we are about cherry blossoms. It was fun talking to you, Terry. Thank you!
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2018.03.17

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会員No.4719

女性

 Today we read an article about recluses (hikikomori) in Japan. The author of the article is very perspective and I could get an insight of Japanese recluses. The article included some good vocabraries too. I really enjoyed reading the article with Terry. Thank you Terry!
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2018.03.04

Yuko様より

会員No.5762

女性

 Nice talking with you again Terry. Good luck with your moving!
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2018.02.18

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会員No.4719

女性

 Thank you Terry. I am looking forward to our next lesson!
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2018.02.18

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会員No.4719

女性

 We read an article about President Trump's speech style. The author shows the difference between the speech Trump made when he was not famous and the one he made in 2015. It was an very interesting article and also included a lot of vocabraries: "do a number on somebody" (means to attack someone and do really a good job), "mirror image" (means reflecting who you are), "folksiness" (means being simple, not intelligent, not sophisticated), "buttoned-up" (means being closed and defensive)"stunt" (means being fake),etc. I enjoyed reading the atcile with you, Terry. Thank you!
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2018.02.13

Fumiko様より

会員No.7122

女性

 Thank you for the lesson, Terry. It was nice seeing you again.
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2018.02.08

Comet様より

会員No.4174

女性

 I'm sorry for my late response.
I enjoyed our lesson with chatting snow wheather and many interesting things as usual.
I learn many tips of how to choose vocablaries and make expressions through Terry-san's sophisticated expressions.
Thank you very much and see you next tiem.
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2018.02.06

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会員No.4719

女性

 I asked Terry questions I've got from movies I watched recently. Those cconversational English are difficult to learn by myself. Terry, thank you for explaining the meaning of those expressions. It's really fun learning English from you. I have a couple of more questions, which I am going to ask you in our next lesson. Have a good night!
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2018.02.04

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会員No.13901

男性

 Thank you very much for talking with you about some topics including imperfect produce and GM food. I look forward to seeing you again in the near future.
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2018.02.03

Yuko様より

会員No.5762

女性

 Thank you for the intellectually stimulating conversation!
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2018.01.27

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会員No.4719

女性

 Thank you for the lesson. Have a nice weekend!
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2018.01.27

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会員No.4719

女性

 We read an article about crypto currency.We learned that Japan is now the largest trading market for bitcoin, partly due to the ban on bitcoin by Chinese government. Terry describes it as "shaddy" system. Although both Terry and I don't get into cryptocurrencies, we are interested in learning how they work. So we agreed to read some more articles next time. It's always fun to me to learn things with you, Terry. Thank you for the lesson and I look forward to seeing you next time!
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2018.01.22

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会員No.4719

女性

 During the catch up with Terry, I told him my recent hiking experiences and how I enjoy living in my town. We also talked about mobile carriers in Japan and the Philippines. I have had a frustrating experience with one of Japan's major carrier. Terry told me the situations in his country, which seems a lot worse than in Japan. Terry told me he's moving to Manila in a couple of months. I hope you will enjoy the life there! Thank you Terry. I am looking forward to seeing you next time.
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2018.01.04

Comet様より

会員No.4174

女性

 This was the first lesson this year. First of all, we talked about traffic accidents in this holiday season. The police often uses a breathalizer to detect alcohol and fines violators. We should pay attention not to involved car accidents caused by drunken divers. Maybe, not walking at late night, using public transportations or something. Then, as the current trend, some companies have evaluated English communication skills and TOEIC has not been used as the standard of workers' communication ability because the test has no speaking and writing sections. We need more skills for communication or making a speech in the globalizing society. Thank you very much, Terry for interesting and inspiring lesson.
See you next time.
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2018.01.04

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会員No.4719

女性

 Thank you Terry!
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2018.01.04

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会員No.4719

女性

 After exchanging new year's greetings, we read an article about IBM. There were words and expressions I was not familiar with and Terry explained to me their defitions and how they are used. I learned "rolling your sleeves up" (meaning getting to work), "driving home"(making a point), "being on your own merits"(on your own credit, You've earned it", "taking something onboard" (you have to consider), and "coming full circle/cycle"(all the way back to where you started). I enjoyed our lesson! Thank you Terry. I am looking forward to talking to you next time.
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2018.01.02

匿名様より

会員No.3662

 no call without any notice.
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