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Today's lesson #5 In today lesson, I talked about popular restaurants in Japan. I told my teacher that we can see a long queue in front of each famous restaurant on weekends and we sometimes have to wait for one or two hours to enter the restaurants , which made him so surprised. Looking back, I rarely saw such a long line in the foreign cities where I've been. Presumably, Japanese people have more inclination for waiting long hours compared to other countries.

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Today's lesson #5

In today's lesson, I talked about popular restaurants in Japan. I told my teacher that we can see a long queue in front of each famous restaurant on weekends and we sometimes have to wait for one to two hours to be seated. ("to be seated" means to allow someone to lead you to your seat or to arrange your seat.)  He was surprised by this. (I broke up this sentence into two shorter ones because the original sentence is very complex with two relative clauses and a connector.)  to enter the restaurants , which made him so surprised.
Looking back, I rarely saw such a long queues line in the foreign cities where I've been. Presumably, the Japanesepeople ("Japanese" already refers to citizens of Japan,thus,there is no need for "people".) have an inclination for waiting longer (The suffix "er" is needed as you are using a comparative adjective to describe the time taken for waiting.) as compared to people from other countries.
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Today's lesson #5

In today's lesson, I talked about popular restaurants in Japan. I told my teacher that we can see a long queue in front of each famous restaurant on weekends and we sometimes have to wait for one or two hours to enter the restaurants. , which This made him so surprised.
Looking back, I rarely saw such a long line in the foreign cities where I've been. Presumably, Japanese people have more inclination for waiting long hours compared to other countries.


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Wow, you say you are studying Chinese on your profile page, but you can also use Japanese. Awesome!
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興味が有ります。

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