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yume's notebook entry: May 29, 2011 I talked with the Indian yesterday. He spoke in Japanese, and I spoke in English. It was very interesting and happy. I knew that his parents were teachers at the yoga, and I thought. I use the system like italki, and I want to learn the thing that is not the language. For example, yoga and native musical instrument.

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yume's notebook entry: May 29, 2011

I talked with the an Indian yesterday.
He spoke in Japanese, and I spoke in English.
It was very interesting and it made me happy. << the adjective happy doesn't work well with the subject

I knew learned that his parents were yoga teachers at the yoga, and I thought, I want to use the a system like italki and I want to learn the other things besides that is not the language.
For example, yoga and native musical instruments.

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Guide: Red=訂正|Blue=推敲|Yellow=わかり難い|Green=意見

よくできました
It was very interesting and happy. Both interesting and happy are adjectives but they don't describe the same noun properly.
It was very interesting -> correct - Speaking with him was very interesting
It was happy -> correct if it was not a gerund - Speaking with him was happy << ???
英語が難しいですでもがんばってください！
 
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ganun ba masaya yan at sana marami ka pang makikilala para masaya.hehehehe
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yume's notebook entry: May 29, 2011

I talked with the Indian yesterday.
He spoke in Japanese, and I spoke in English.
It was very interesting and happy.

I knew that his parents are teachers at the yoga, and I thought.
I use the system like italki, and I want to learn the thing that is not the language.

For example, yoga and native musical instrument.

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