| Student |
Comment |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-10-06 |
I was happy to talk to you after such a long time. |
saki
2026-10-04 |
I appreciate you thinking about Saki in so many ways. |
Gaku
2026-10-03 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from grammer lesson and listening materia on 2 Oct. 2025.
Since I hadn't been studying English using practice exercises lately, these kinds of grammar questions felt very refreshing. Also, while the listening section seemed easy at first, when I tried to comprehend the entire recording perfectly, there were certain parts I couldn't catch at all.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
saki
2026-09-16 |
The teacher really focuses on the class. They also ask a lot of questions, which is nice. |
Gaku
2026-09-16 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, based on the material 'AI researcher says there is 'substantial probability' AI could kill all humans in next decade' that you kindly selected for me on 13 Sep. 2026.
According to the video link you sent, Jacob Coxon has left OpenAI, one of the tech giants in the AI field.
The reason he quit is his fear that AI might kill humans someday.
However, I believe that such fear and anxiety should not impede the advancement of AI technologies.
This is because the benefits of AI far outweigh the disadvantages.
In addition, AI developers can implement restrictions to prevent AI from attacking humans.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-09-15 |
I was happy to talk with you after such a long time.
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Hatasan12-0186
2026-08-31 |
I was happy to talk with you after such a long time.
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Keiji
2026-08-30 |
Thank you! |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-08-24 |
I was glad to take your lesson. |
Miyuki
2026-08-24 |
I am so sorry for my absence today without prior notice.
I will let you know the reason tomorrow.
Have a wonderful Monday, Ms. Sarah. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-08-18 |
Thank you.
I was glad to take your lesson. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-08-14 |
I was glad to take your lesson. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-08-12 |
I was happy to talk with you after such a long time. |
Gaku
2026-08-11 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, based on the material 'Texas Freezes Data Center Power Requests Over Massive Grid Risk' that you kindly selected for me on 9 August 2026.
The more advanced generative AI gets, the more the number of data centers will increase.
This trend reminds me of the previous cryptocurrency mining boom, which consumed a tremendous amount of electricity in exchange for rewards.
However, since cryptocurrency mining is largely obsolete today, I'm a little bit concerned that this AI trend might not last either, contrary to what many people believe—although I understand that the two are completely different.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
saki
2026-08-05 |
I’m sorry for always mumbling. Even her parents can’t make out what Saki is saying. |
saki
2026-07-27 |
Thank you for staying so late. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-07-14 |
I was glad to talk with you. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-07-11 |
I was happy to talk with you after such a long time. |
Gaku
2026-07-08 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, based on the material 'Blood Type Personality Theory Remains Popular in Japan’ that you kindly selected for me on 5 July 2026.
As I mentioned in the lesson, many Japanese people tend to believe in the supposed link between blood type and personality, although there is no scientific evidence for it.
Meanwhile, there are some people who exhibit the exact personality traits defined by the blood type theory.
I suppose such people have been subconsciously influenced by this dubious theory.
Consequently, they behave as if their blood type determined their personalities.
In any case, I refuse to believe in such a ridiculous notion.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-07-03 |
I was happy to talk with you. |
Gaku
2026-06-30 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, based on the video 'Saudi Arabia's controversial mega-city project: The Line’ that you kindly selected for me on 28 June 2026.
There are several unprecedented and unique city projects in the world, but most of them have not been realized.
I suspect these projects are not very cost-effective.
'The Line', which is introduced in the video, looks like a futuristic city straight out of a science fiction movie.
However, I don't think this project will become a reality, even though the city is designed to be environmentally friendly.
There are many obstacles, not only in terms of cost but also regarding the rights of local tribes.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-06-27 |
I was glad to talk with you. |
saki
2026-06-24 |
Thank you. The way you explain the parts I don't understand makes it easy to grasp. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-06-23 |
I was happy to talk with you after so long. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-06-13 |
I was happy to see you after so long. |
Hatasan12-0186
2026-06-05 |
I was glad to see you again. |
Gaku
2026-06-04 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, based on the material 'Investing Confidence Gap Persists Among UK Adults' that you kindly selected for me on 3 June 2026.
As I mentioned in the lesson, it is essential to teach students about investing, rather than just its advantages and disadvantages.
I believe that investing large amounts of money can be regarded as 'high risk, high return' in terms of finance.
For this reason, students have to deeply understand the concept of leverage in investing.
Meanwhile, our salaries have remained stagnant, contrary to what many people believed in the past.
I admit that investing, such as in the stock market, is one of the most effective ways to survive in the contemporary world.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku
2026-06-04 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, based on the material 'Beyond Graduation: The Real Changes of Adulthood' that you kindly selected for me on 2 June 2026.
Based on my experience, it is essential to continue learning even after graduating from university.
However, most children in contemporary Japanese society tend to believe that entering a first-rate university is the surest and fastest way to succeed in life. Cram schools in Japan use deviation scores to define university rankings.
In fact, it is easy for students from such first-rate universities to get jobs at traditional Japanese companies, where salaries are relatively high and the fringe benefits are quite good.
To make matters worse, most Japanese universities do not require their students to write a graduation thesis. Consequently, it is easy for university students to graduate, and they expect that no further effort is required after graduation.
Unfortunately, these complacent adults have been damaging both the Japanese economy and society.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku
2026-06-01 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, SYNONYMS and based on the material 'Alone in the Age of Connection: The Growing Loneliness Crisis' that you kindly selected for me on 1 June 2026.
In the past, the term 'digital divide' was widely used to describe the capability gap between people who were familiar with digital services and those who were not.
Nowadays, ironically, digital services can cause people who are constantly connected online to become isolated from one another.
I would like to call this phenomenon 'digital isolation.' An effective way to resolve this issue is to go on a digital detox, such as putting your smartphone in a lockbox.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku
2026-05-26 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable and insightful class as always, paraphraseing sentences and based on the material 'The Power of “No”: Setting Boundaries Without Guilt' that you kindly selected for me on 26 May 2026.
Most Japanese people, especially the older generation, are more likely to hesitate to say 'No' when declining requests compared to young people.
Meanwhile, young people have learned the importance of saying 'No' prior to finding their jobs.
This is because the courage to say 'No' is one of the most crucial skills to avoid falling victim to exploitative companies.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
