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We read an article entitled 'Airlines get tough after surge in requests for support pets'. It was very interesting article because boarding airpline with animals is not familiar in Japan. Mark helped me understanding the content better by describing me some words' meanings very clearly.
Thank you for picking up interesting article. See you soon.

He is an enthusiastic teacher. I could learn a lot useful phrases during his lesson.

Hi Mark, I hope you are enjoying Czech's chilly winter. In Japan, or at least at Tokyo, the cold seems to be loosened a bit, and people started to wear masks to avoid hay fever. Spring is sidling up.
I am wondering how winter is in North Korea. It must be colder than that in South Korea. Do they have good curling team too?

His lesson is always useful. I maybe write a same thing about his lessons, but I really thank his hardwork to make our lesson beneficial and interesting. I'm typically conventional so I enjoy talking with him because his thoughts sometimes make my mind unconventional. I'd like to reciprocate his effort not by giri chocolates but by improvement of my English skills. Thank you, Mark, as always!

Mark kindly trained me to introduce myself. He wrote down what I wanted to say in simple sentences. I feel this lesson help me to improve my speaking skill. Thanks, Mark!

I could have a delightful time with you. I look forward to seeing you again.

We talked about some topics. One was about how to visit some sightseeing places in Edinburgh, as I hope to visit there some day. He gave me some useful information about it.
I enjoyed talking with him as I did last time.

I had an usuful lesson, as usual. I was going to try to read and summaraize an article about reserches on making humans to live longer in a helthy condition. But we ran out of time and didn't have time to organize my thoughts. His explanations were very specific and clear, easy to understand. I really appreciate his sincerity and kindness as always. I wish I could make a vow for him to become a fluent English speaker in a year! But I'm sure my English will improve gradually under his wonderful guidance. Thank you, Mark!

Today, we talked about the article on unconventional treatment for chronic pain after having surgery.
It is a kind of shock treatment of plunging cold water. It is a unproven treatmen, but works well reducing the pain of some patients. I learned some sport and medical terms.
And Mark lead me to think about Japanese unconventional treatment.
It's fun to make some ideas from some points on an article. Mark usually suggests how to make ideas and organize my opinion. Thank you and see you next time.

We continued reading an article entitled'What's it like to live in a well-governed country?. I read Botswana and beginning of Chile section. I had several words I didn't know, but when I read sentences I understood overview by guessing these meanings.
Thank you for the lesson and I'm looking forward for the next article. See you soon.

Today, Mark chose me a very interesting article about problems of fresh water shortage in the future.
Unexpectedly, this is becoming serious so we need to tackle it to maintain our lifeline.
Mark explained what I didn't understand in the article easily. And we talked about the ideas for countermeasures. His knowledge and ideas are alwasy informative and interesting.
Thank you for the enjoyable lesson and see you soon.

We continued reading an article entitled 'What's it like to live in a well-governed country?' from last lesson. I read out loud and Mark described me words and expressions I didn't know. It was interesting to read about different cultures and about Japan in English.
Thank you for the lesson and see you soon!

Today, we talked about the article refering the expensive school uniform designed by Armani that the public elementary school in Tokyo decided as their new school uniform.
I expressed my opinion that the decision was wrong describing some reasons. Mark pointed out my unnatural words and expressions and corrected proper ones. Also he gave me the new ideas helping my ideas be persuasive.
I always enjoy his ideas and suggestions. Thank you very much, Mark.
See you next time.

There was a problem with my tablet, but we enjoyed our chat. See you soon!,

Today's articles are about Valantine's day custom in Japan and animals' boarding on airplanes.
They were so up-dated and interesting topics that our conversation was so exciting.
As usual, Mark explained the contents from various view points which are interesting and thoughtful ideas.
Also he told me the valuable related information about the topics.
As always, I learned a lot of not only English skills but different ideas. Thanks, Mark. See you next time.

Mark, I have to admit, we Tokyoite are not accustomed to snow, and only small amount of snow can cause lots of troubles here; falling, car crush and train delay. However, sometimes, even northern part of Japan experiences train troubles in winter. Recently, a train that was running in the middle of nowhere, was forced to stop because of heavy snowing. People inside had to spend the night in train cars! Luckily, cars were kept warm and nobody was hurt by the event...

I had a useful lesson, as usual. As you mentioned, I find myself being self-conscious, and whenever I deliver my speech I get nervous because some member's serious faces are off-putting. Once I come to the lectern I can't escape there so I feel as if I'm confined! I'm looking forward to your next lesson!

Thank you very much for the lesson which was fun!
It was very interesting to know about Eauropean countries circumstances.
I hdpe to see you again in the lesson!!

He is excellent, precise and effective. Well explanation. Every time it is a wonderful lesson!

Today, Mark chose me the interesting BBC article regarding OECD's new education system focusing on communication skills which are necessary for learning live together. Globalization needs more multiple cultural perspectives for people to coexist without conflicts. Mark explained unfamilir expressions understandably, such as "partisan echo chamber".
Thank you very much, Mark for enthusiastic lesson as always. I learned a lot. See you next time.