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I asked him to review my script for my next toastmasters' meeting. There were several sentences that didn't sound natural and he kindly corrected them. Today I learned a new expression;"half-glass-empty person", and the difference between refuse and decline. I enjoyed talking with him, as usual. See you soon, Mark!

Thank you, Mark!

I talked to Mark about my 4-days trip enjoying hot springs to Tohoku area I had the other day.
On the way to the second destination I dropped in "Yamadera" temple. The main temple is at the foot of a mountain. Many other small temples are on the cliffes high in the mountain. I just looked at those temples far away from the road. The view was wonderful and seems like "sacred". We talked about religius topics from "Yamadera". It was an interesting topic to be able to know what it is like in Europe.

I had a good time with you as usual. I would like to improve my speaking skill more and more.

We talked about "Brexit" based on the article I chose. It was really interesting that how some British think about immigrants. Thank you as always:)

Mark always teaches me my unfamiliar words and phreases in the article and furthermore, he suggests me how to grab the main points of an article we read together. It's really useful to know the how to tackle an article from the various angles. I can learn a lot by his guide. Thank you, Mark for your helpful instruction. See you next time.

Lesson with you is always helpful for me to correct my English. Thank you for your every feedback. See you again.

We talked about a topic of a divorce in YK and Japan. The times have changed on many things. Values in society has been changing. The topic came to an issue through an augument between my husband and I had this moening.
I enjoyed talking with Mark.

Today, we talked about the article "Where do teachers get the most respect?" It's interesting that the more teachers are respected, the higher achievement students have. How about in Japan? The job of teaching is respected? Education is the most important job to make society better. Has enough tax money been spent in education?
Today, I learned my unfamiliar words and phrases such as wel-regarded profession, perceived status and raise the profile,,,,,. Mark kindly explained the meanings with a lot of examples and other expressions. Thank you, Mark as always.
Looking forward to having discussion on this article next lesson.

It was a very good lesson as always. Thank you!

I talked about that I went to a show called "dinner-show" by Takarazuka actresses. In connection of that we talked about Ken Watanabe who is acting a main character in famous musical play " The King and I" in London. I was happy to know that Mark praised him.

I had a good time with you as usual. See you soon!!

Thank you, Mark.

We read the news article about Japanese rugby, and then discussed the rugby world cup that is going to be held next year. He taught me many useful phrases and vocabularies for sports.

I asked him to review my short speech for the next meeting. He corrected my grammatical mistakes and made several sentences more clear. I always ask his to check my speechs and I find it very helpful for me. But still I often make similar mistakes, especially missing prepositions is frustrating. Thank you for your help, as usual, Mark. See you!

Hello Mark.
Your English was very easy to understand for me.Thank you so much.
I am looking forward to the next opportunity.See you.

Your cats was very pretty!

Thank you so much for today.

We talked about the article "Mass wildlife loss caused by human consumption". I learned how seriously we have continuted to hurt the environment of the earth by the data. In the last section, I had some questions to understand the meaning though, Mark explained to me the meaning with using understandable exapmles, that is even if the number of minor species declined, the whole number of creatures would never be influenced becuse the number of minor speacies is small. How much individual speacies are growing and shrinking. Thank you Mark, see you next lesson.

Thank you for today!