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Nick
English
Feb 7, 2022
Great work today, Bin! Keep working on using the language that's useful, relevant, and interesting to you, and you'll keep improving every day.
Aura　オーラ
English
Nov 12, 2019
We talked about online nicknames, stickers on cars (bumper stickers), and about appropriate situations of when to use "to play."
Aura　オーラ
English
Nov 7, 2019
Bin asked some questions about small talk, using the word "sorry," and about the expression: "Have a good one." I'll be happy to answer more next time.
Aura　オーラ
English
Oct 17, 2019
Good introductory session with Bin. We talked about living abroad and about the difficulties of knowing what is culturally acceptable and what isn't. I'm looking forward to practicing again next time to improve natural conversation.
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    Meaning of "neat" in conversation. When I was reading a dialog for English learner I noticed an incomprehensible usage of word "neat". Here is a section of dialog: ... B: Big John called and he's late too. A: Oh! Good! That means I can drive a bit slower and be safe. What a relief! B: When he called, Big John mentioned he's in need of a new assistant manager. Wouldn't that be *neat*? A: Are you being sarcastic? ... Big John is A and B's boss in dialog. I know neat has the similar meaning as tidy or clean, but what does B want to describe here? Thanks.
    June 6, 2017
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    What is the polite way to say that I have been helped in shop? Let's say I am in a shop, an assistant helped me, then he/she went away for other stuffs, maybe he/she was checking the inventory for me, or maybe I don't have any further questions and I just want to look around. Then another assistant come to me and ask if I need help. Most of time in I just say "No thank you." But I think there should be a more polite way to say that some one else already helped me, I am just waiting for him/her or I don't need further help. So in this kind of situation what should I say?
    June 5, 2017
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    Question when ordering taco bell. Hello guys. I am a English learner. Yesterday I went to Taco Bell to order my lunch. I ordered a crunchwrap and then said I'd like to change "beef" to "steak", then the clerk asked me a question but I totally could not catch what her said, she repeated twice but I still don't understand, then she said "you want 1 dollar or what else" or something like that, I answered 1 dollar. Then we done. Eventually I found they charged me $1.2 to change my "beef" to "steak" in crunchwrap. My question is, what probably did she ask? and usually, what the clerk will say when I am trying to custom your food? Thanks.
    May 24, 2017
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