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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.22612 女性 |
落ち着いた雰囲気の方です。初回のレッスンでしたので、自己紹介がほとんどでした。今後に期待します。 |
for Andrew G. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.28961 女性 |
英語で話す機会がないので、聞く、話すが苦手です。そんな私が少しでも話せるように身近な話題を提供してくれました。 |
for Sarah M. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
tomi様より 会員No.11270 男性 |
John skived off work again today. The lazy slug can`t stick with anything, always whining, whinging about life. He`ll get the pink slip again. |
for Katherine M. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
Ayana様より 会員No.12730 女性 |
優しい先生で、お話もしやすく、発音や教え方も丁寧でわかりやすかったようです。 英語と日本語の配分もちょうどよく、初心者の娘も楽しくレッスンを受けられたと言っていました。 ありがとうございました😊 |
for Hasuno T. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
Osamu様より 会員No.15824 男性 |
i enjoyed converation with richann, she is very kind as usual. im looking forward to seeing her again. see you. |
for Richann L. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.24697 女性 |
英語初心者の娘ですが、お話上手な先生のおかげで、リラックスして楽しみながらレッスンを受けていました。授業の進め方も上手です。ありがとうございました！ |
for Hitomi M. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
Shuji様より 会員No.14441 男性 |
We talked about how architecture skills have been passed down in Japan. We also talked about apprenticeships in both Europe and Japan. Thank you for helping me with using many words. |
for Kathryn G. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
hiro様より 会員No.7261 男性 |
Rivers never cease to flow and never stay the same. Even where the water looks stagnant, the bubbles rise, form and disappear with no exception. Nothing stays the same even in human society - man and his home... One is to die in the morning . Another is to be born in the evening. Everything is in an ever- changing flow of birth and death. by Kamo no Tchomay Diaty from a Cabin Kamo no Tchomay says you can put yourself in any frame of mind. It's open to opportunities once you peacefully accept disappointments. Life is once strong but fragile next moment. The link between the metaphor of stream and its bubbles and the idea of recurrent birth death represents this idea well. Stop clinging to what you believe you should do. Let life flow. He can be compared to Henry David Thoreau. Japanese traditional sensitivity or mentality is based on the idea of impermanence of all things, meaning that everything is inconsistent, variable and shifting. |
for Sienna S. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.26060 女性 |
自分にはレベルが高く途中わかりませんでした。でも先生は常に笑顔で色々質問してくださいました。 |
for Amanda D. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
Kako様より 会員No.5447 女性 |
Great talking to you, Vlada. The cheesecake i made seemed perfect. But it was a little soft. Maybe the yogurt wasn't squeezed enough. Well, next time I make a chocolate cake with grind some orange zest. Thank you for your good advive. |
for Vladimir K. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
NORI様より 会員No.16610 女性 |
英語での言い回しが分からなかったりしてつまっても、どの様に英語で言えばいいか教えてくださる反面、過剰に日本語を使っての説明をされないので、いいレッスンになりました。ディスカッションをしましたが、一方的に意見をのべさせるだけでなく、先生の意見も伝えて下さるので、リスニングの勉強会にもなりました。 |
for Andreas S. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.27987 女性 |
楽しいレッスンでした。 |
for Hanniel B. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
tomi様より 会員No.11270 男性 |
The venue for the first Olympic Games, held in 779 B.C., was Olympia, Greece, an idyllic rural setting with a stadium, three sacred temples, and only one inn for guests. The quiet village would become a boisterous hub of ancient sports and entertainment every four years. Peripheral distractions included artistic and literary events, as well as more frivolous entertainment such as fortune-telling and fire-eating displays. Athletes showed up at the nearby city of Elis one month before the Games. They underwent a stringent training regimen and weaker athletes candidates, who were not cut out for Olympic competitions, would be weeded out. Before entering the stadium for the Games, athletes went to a temple to swear an oath they would abide by Game rules. Athletes would also invoke the gods, pleading for power to vanquish their oponents. Olympic officials worried that athletes would turn elsewhere in their efforts to win. It was said that some athletes used powerful potions to enhance their perfomance. Others placed curses on their opponents. Corruptions entered the Games in other forms from the 4th century B.C. Eupolus, a boxer was caught bribing his opponents, who had been asked to throw their matches. Although the early Olympic Games are considered to have been clean and fair overall, wrongdoing has a fairly long history. |
for Katherine M. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
miki様より 会員No.21790 女性 |
Thank you for another interesting lesson, Michelle. Every cloud has a silver lining, it's a good sentence! |
for Michelle R. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
Ayumi様より 会員No.6694 女性 |
His explanation about British culture always very interesting . Easy to understand. |
for Adam F. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
kag様より 会員No.24670 男性 |
はじめて子供がレッスンを受けましたが、最初から最後まで明るく楽しく満足度の高いレッスンが受けられました。 子供から大人まですべての方におすすめできる先生だと思います。 またよろしくお願いします。 |
for Scott C. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
kag様より 会員No.24670 男性 |
せっかく教材を用意してくれていたのに、話題がそれてばかりで大変失礼いたしました。 次回はしっかり話を聞くように子供にも言って聞かせます。 またよろしくお願いいたします。 |
for Chris T. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.27496 男性 |
とても頭の回転が早く、色々な引き出しもあり、素晴らしい先生です。 |
for Reina F. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
Janet様より 会員No.21854 女性 |
ロシェル先生の発音は本当に素晴らしいです。 I was enchanted by your pronounciation, Chele. Your story about the accident was sad but you made me feel warm. I hope to be a good speaker like you. I have to make effort for it. Please support me and cheer me up, Chele. Take care and stay strong. |
for Rochele M. 先生 |
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2020.12.19
匿名様より 会員No.22675 男性 |
Thank you for your lesson last time. It is difficult for me to say "fully" But thanks to your teaching, I can say a little. I hope my pronunciation will improve little by little. 復習します。(^_^) |
for Odette G. 先生 |
