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2017.07.30
Mayumi様より 会員No.11607 | 女性 |
Thank you very much for your wonderful lesson. I enjoyed your lesson and I had a fruitful time with you. |
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for Andrew B. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
匿名様より 会員No.7700 | |
It was our first lesson. John checked my English, and made me notice many mistakes. That is what I needed to. Thank you very much for the instructive lesson! |
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for John A. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Jeff様より 会員No.11776 | 男性 |
Thank you for having a pleasant conversation and precise advice. |
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for Hitomi S. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Sacchan様より 会員No.11760 | 女性 |
It was my third lesson. Before my lesson, I think about content to speak. I have a poor vocabulary, that is my trouble. It is a good idea of reading the JapanTimes. I try it.Thank you! See you again. |
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for Namiko S. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Hiro様より 会員No.8986 | 男性 |
Teacher Claudine is very kind and interested in the world politics right now, so we had a fun conversion each other. She is very inquisitive about my opinions and she gave me lots of interesting questions to me. |
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for Claudine B. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Tatsuto様より 会員No.7376 | 男性 |
These words are really tricky for us except yo-yo, which has the same pronunciation in Japanese. |
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for Della E. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Maho様より 会員No.10483 | 女性 |
Thank you very much for today's lesson! I enjoyed talking with you. You are very kind.The black ball is makkurokurosuke in Japanese! I just remembered. |
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for Katherine M. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Tatsuto様より 会員No.7376 | 男性 |
I suppose he got confused since the nouns like `skates' or `skis' are usually singular in our language. |
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for Della E. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Saki様より 会員No.10128 | 女性 |
Thank you for the lesson. This was our first lesson using the textbook. I thought that learning phonics is boring for my daughter, but my daughter enjoyed it very much thanks to you. |
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for John K. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Shiori様より 会員No.11054 | 女性 |
ありがとうございました。 |
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for Ayumi T. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Ken様より 会員No.3700 | 男性 |
Thank you so much. See you soon. |
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for Kenneth R. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Tatsuto様より 会員No.7376 | 男性 |
He practiced the pronunciations for `sled' and `garage,' respectively. We use OALD. |
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for Della E. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Ichiro様より 会員No.10516 | 男性 |
Clear pronunciation and meaninng. |
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for Ashley W. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Tatsuto様より 会員No.7376 | 男性 |
I'll try to make her comfortable at the lesson. |
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for Della E. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Yasu様より 会員No.6179 | 男性 |
Thank you for the two straight lessons. I learned a lot about Japanese culture in English. It was a fresh experience, I guess. I also enjoyed the conversation with you. See you next time. |
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for Joweena A. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Yasu様より 会員No.6179 | 男性 |
Thank you for the two straight lessons. I learned a lot about Japanese culture in English. It was a fresh experience, I guess. I also enjoyed the conversation with you. See you next time. |
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for Joweena A. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
YK様より 会員No.7935 | 女性 |
A lovely lesson as always, thank you Elin! Kids look very happy to learn new words and I am also happy that their vocabulary increase in every lesson. |
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for Erin J. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Noriko様より 会員No.6673 | 女性 |
Thanks, Terry. I enjoyed your class. I'm impressed with your wide range of knowledge regarding world politics. Hope to see you soon! |
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for Terry H. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Noriko様より 会員No.10446 | 女性 |
Thank you very much for your lesson. |
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for Vladimir K. 先生 |
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2017.07.30
Shinko様より 会員No.4719 | 女性 |
We read Lesson 50 & 51 for today's double lesson. The dialogs were about being late for work and taking sick leave. Max taught me the difference between tardy and late, and perk and benefit.Today's phrases were entitled to and caused to and I learned how to use them. Other important words we discussed today were get on, predicament, report for work, swing by, delinquent, refuge,etc. "I've been dragging" and "the hot weather is draining" seem quite useful. I will definitely use them in my daily conversation! Thank you Max! P.S. Did the dog meeting reach any agreement? They sounded very serious! |
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for Mark M. 先生 |















