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Hi, my name is Sandy. I'm from Australia and I'm currently studying Japanese at university. I'm still at beginner's level, so I hope to greatly improve my conversation skills. I wish to be able to comfortably converse with natives and other Japanese speakers. Nice to meet you all!
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    Introduce my work

    I have been working as foreign salesman for almost one year. Last time, the interviewer asked me if I could describe my work, but I was embarrassed because I didn't know how to describe it. So today I want to briefly introduce my work. As a foreign salesman, you should know the international trade rules. The trade process can be divided into three parts. Firstly you get the inquiry from foreigners, and you communicate with them. Maybe it's a long time negotiation, but you should be patient during this time and maybe the customer has little interest in the beginning, so you need you to use your good communication skills to persuade them to buy your products. Secondly, you get the order from the customer. During this time, you also need to communicate with your customer, where you should inform the customer of the production situation at that time, and you need to prepare documents that the customer needs. You need to arrange the delivery when its production is finished. Finally, when the products have been sent to the customer, you do the after-sales service. If the product has any problem, the customer can contact you at any time, and you can fix it. So today I just briefly introduced my work, but next time I will write more detailed information about my work.

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    Leaving

    We were falling asleep even after the earthquake, as we were used to experiencing earthquakes since we were young. We headed to the Rika's parent's house then we prepared our baggage which we were going to use for three years on our journey. We had been preparing for 2-3 hours when we were served breakfast by her mum. Thank you so much!!

    Finally, we finished preparing our baggage. But we still have some paper jobs left. We didn't want to waste time, so we had divided the work. Then Naoko and Rika started paper working, and Naomi and I went to Ishimi-ginzan which is famous for UNESCO.

    Due to the weekend, it was crowded when we reached there. There was a cave, but we didn't have  enough time to go, so we just tried go around the town. We took a bus to Oomori. Fortunately Mugi which is Naomi's dog was also allowed to get on the bus. Normally in Japan, it's prohibited to take pets with you on public transport.

    We started going around after reaching Oomori. We had to leave in 2-3 hours. The other two had finished washing the car, had gone through customs and loaded the car into a ferry which had gone to Russia via South Korea when we met them in Port Sakai.

    We were waiting for the check-in time and I phoned my mum and said, "see you, take care!" while we were waiting. Also we had to say thank you and good-bye to Naomi and Naoko. Only Rika and I were leaving. Thank you for your support.

    Then we got through immigration at the port which was our start point. We went upstairs to get on the ferry. I was moved, but excited when the ferry left the port.

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