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Miyuki さんのコメント
2025-12-12 |
Teams app suddenly dropped and still loading, thus I can’t connect to you.
I have no idea what to do however; I am sorry to bother you anyway.
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Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-12-09 |
Thank you! |
Kaoru さんのコメント
2025-12-04 |
I enjoyed your class. Thank you. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-12-02 |
I was happy to talk with you.
Thank you for teaching me so much today. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-11-29 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, the following similar vocabulary and from the material based on the "The US Parents Raising Their Kids Like It's 1999" that you kindly selected on 26 Nov. 2025.
1) jealous vs envious
2) imply vs infer
3) uninterested vs disinterested
I found explaining the 1) vocabulary differences the most difficult.
This is because, in Japanese, there is only one word "Ura yama shi i" with that meaning.
Japanese people interpret that word in various ways based on the surrounding context.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-11-26 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from new Idioms and the material based on the "One Job Isn’t Enough - The Rise of Polyworking" that you kindly selected on 23 Nov. 2025.
1) get a taste of one's own medicine: to experience the same unpleasant treatment you gave to others.
2) a blessing in disguise : something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good
3) Every cloud has a silver lining: Even bad situations have something positive in them.
I will use these idioms in my day-to-day conversations.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-11-21 |
I was happy talking with you. Thank you for teaching me so much today. |
Atsu さんのコメント
2025-11-19 |
Thank you for your lesson. Vocabulary imagination lesson is gigantic learning for me. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-11-17 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the "Will Trump’s Trade War Break America’s Addiction to Cheap Stuff?" that you kindly selected on 15 Nov. 2025.
According to the news, some U.S. citizens wrongly believe that other countries must pay reciprocal tariffs.
In fact, U.S. citizens pay the tariffs through higher prices for imported products unless they purchase only products made in the US.
President Trump, once being an entrepreneur himself, was of course familiar with this tariff system.
However, it appears that he has absolutely no understanding of ordinary citizens with common sense.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
saki さんのコメント
2025-11-15 |
Thank you. Saki said she worked hard in the lesson today. |
saki さんのコメント
2025-11-15 |
Thank you. I think Yuki's understanding has deepened. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-11-14 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the "Complete the sentences with the correct preposition and your own ideas" and article "Elon Musk set to become world's first trillionaire" that you kindly selected on 13 Nov. 2025.
Here is my answer. No. 2, 4 were a little difficult for me.
1. I’ve never understood the point of budge.
2. Where I live, there’s been a rise in population.
3. Most of my friends have an interest in Japanese horror movies.
4. I wish we could find a solution to the lost pension issue.
5. I’d love to prove the existence of extraterrestrial entities.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-11-13 |
I was happy to talk with you after a long time. |
Chie さんのコメント
2025-11-10 |
Thank you for your lesson. I realized I know many words, but they don't come to my mind during your vocabulary lesson. I'm looking forward to seeing you again soon. |
Chie さんのコメント
2025-11-04 |
It's a great pleasrure to see you again. There's nothing bettr than living free from stress-but since that not always eassy, wee need to find ways to manage stress and control out anger in a healtier way. |
Rei さんのコメント
2025-10-29 |
Thank you so much for lesson.I was very fun.I'll review today's lesson right away. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-10-27 |
Thank you for teaching me so much today. |
Rei さんのコメント
2025-10-27 |
Thank you so much for lesson. At first I was nervous, but it was really fun.The lesson was very well-paced and enjoyable. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-10-26 |
I was happy to talk to you. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-10-26 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "New Zealand Man Sets Record with 2,253-Word Name" that you kindly selected on 26 Oct. 2025.
I don't agree with the idea of giving long names.
The main reason is taking a lot of time to write down your name.
There will be many opportunities to write your name, such as on examination papers and application forms.
Taking too long to enter your name, especially when taking exams, may be disadvantageous.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-10-16 |
I was happy to talk with you. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-10-14 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from grammer lesson of compound adjective and the material based on and the article "PERFECTIONISM" that you kindly selected on 12 Oct. 2025.
Here are the compound adjective examples I learned in the lesson.
1) easy-going
2) water-proof
3) long-lasting
4) last-minutes
5) fine-print
6) once-in-a-lifetime
The 5) was my unfamiliar compound adjective. I couldn't literally guess the meaning from the words.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-10-01 |
I was happy to talk with you. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-09-28 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Social Conformity" and "Japanese Workers Adopt Fake Names for Safety" that you kindly selected on 28 Sep. 2025.
In general, Japanese people are more likely to conform to social norms for some reasons.
This behavior is called "conform pressure", which is often seen in Japanese society.
One of the reason for the bizzare behaivior is Japan's education system and school days.
In a school, teachers and older students are respectable entities, so younger students recognize that they must follow them.
For that reason, the "Social Conformity" is based on the experience.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-09-24 |
Thank you for teaching me so much. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-09-21 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on my unfamilier word "PREDICAMENT" that you kindly selected on 21 Sep. 2025.
The "predicament" means a tough or tricky situation, usually one that's unpleasant, confusing, or hard to get out of.
Of course, I have experienced many predicaments in my life. However, I barely made it through them and sometimes compromised.
We should avoid any predicaments as much as possible, but if we unfortunately encounter them, they will be a good experience.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-09-14 |
Thank you so much, Sarah. It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on phrasal verba and a video related to 'Sleep' that you kindly selected on 14 Sep. 2025.
1) sleep in
2) sleep on it
3) sleep like a baby
4) lose sleep over something
5) toss & turn
I knew 1) and 3), but the others were unfamiliar to me. The most difficult phrasal verb is number 3) because it's hard to literally imagine its meaning.
Regarding the video about a man who doesn't sleep at all, I remembered another guy who doesn't sleep at all.
According to medical observation, the man actually took a very short nap while relaxing or taking rest.
For that reason, I doubt the case of Quang namam in Vietnam.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-09-13 |
Thank you for teaching me so much today. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-09-09 |
I'm glad I got to talk with you. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-09-08 |
Thank you so much, Sarah.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "POSITIVE FRAMING", "HARASSMENT" that you kindly selected on 7 Sep. 2025.
As I mentioned in class, there is a seniority system in Japanese society. This system means that the more older employees there are, the more they are respected and the higher their salaries increase.
For that reason, senior employees do not sue younger employees because the workplace atmosphere is uncomfortable.
Considering the UK case, I think both younger and older employees need to compromise to get along.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class.
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