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We enjoyed a free conversation, whose theme was being busy. I addressed my experience of visiting Washington, D.C., for research. My schedule was hectic.

We practiced pronunciation. Many thanks to you, Xandra!

We read an article on TTTV; the only way to sanitize a lickable screen is not to lick the screen. Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter often feature photos of meals. However, I have no desire to taste other people's food.
I bet most Japanese are fastidious and would not lick the screen on a train. Having said that, it could be caffeine, such as in coffee. If I just lick it off, the caffeine won't keep me awake, so it might be just the thing. TTTV won't affect the trip because no one will be content to lick the TV. I'd ask the professor what motivated you to develop this and what is the most significant benefit of being able to taste on TV?

I take her lesson regulery.I always enjoy her lesson.

We practiced pronunciation. I really appreciate your help!

We read about climate change in an article. To be more specific, its main point was that airlines had not met their goals for climate change. Warmer summers are just the tip of the iceberg for global warming. The greenhouse effect and the loss of the ozone layer are more dangerous.
By 2030, Japan wants to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 46% from what they were in 2013. Because actions speak louder than words, I always follow the rule that says to put recyclables in the correct bins. I get frustrated when I can't find boxes to recycle. 
Hydrogen is a potentially emissions-free alternative fuel that can be produced from domestic resources for use in fuel cell vehicles. A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases.

Thank you for the great lesson.
You talked to me about a hard event on the weekend.
It was very interesting and sympathetic.
When I listen to your story, I'm always pulled into it.
I feel as if I'm actually in your story with you.
I look forward to talking with you.

She is soooo nice!!!!I like her talking and lessen!!!

We practiced pronunciation. I appreciate your corrections.

We read an article on plant-based milk. High prices are making people's lives more difficult. In Japan, in particular, there have been many price hikes of food products. For example, when I went to McDonald's this week, the price of fries had been raised.

Thank you for the wonderful lesson.　
I told you that I use a pedometer to track my daily steps.
And then you gave me awesome news.
I'm so happy, it feels like it happened to me.
In the blink of an eye.
Thanks as always.
I look forward to our lesson.

I booked two lessons in a row. This time, I practiced pronunciation.

I appreciate your helpful lesson. According to the article we read, in Europe, millionallors and billionallors argue that they should be taxed more. However, if they really believe so, I bet they can spontaneously create a foundation and donate for poor people like the Bill Gates foundation. I'd say, to prevent billionaires from evading taxes, an international taxation system should be established. In reality, however, creating an international taxation system will be difficult due to tax exemptions granted to small countries like Panama.

I reserved two lessons in a row. This time, we practiced pronunciations.

We read an article on Japan's decision to open its border to inbound tourists. I understand Japan's restriction on foreigners is the harshest among G7 countries. The gradual lift of control will stimulate Japan's economy but might endanger its general hygiene.

Thank you so much for correcting my mistakes!

We kept practicing pronunciation. I appreciate your corrections.

We read two articles and practiced pronunciation. Thank you so much!

Thank you for your wonderful lesson and I really enjoyed a chat with you.
Looking forward to seeing you again in next month.

I practiced so many words' pronunciation, such as "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." I'd like to learn more. Many thanks to you, Xandra!