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MURAKAMI
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Aug 3, 2024
今日（きょう）はお疲（つか）れさまでした。次回（じかい）またお会（あ）いしましょう。
Stewart
English
Dec 6, 2020
Thanks Ii, for another great conversation. We discussed some things close to the heart and it takes a pretty good knowledge of a language to speak at that level. Your vocabulary and understanding are good, You can express yourself well. I hope we can have more conversations.
Stewart
English
Sep 12, 2020
I think your English is improving very well Li. I can notice a difference since the first times we spoke together. Please keep practicing every opportunity you get. I love our conversations and I look forward to the next one.
Stewart
English
Aug 2, 2020
Nice job in our conversation today Lee. i truly think your hard work is paying off for you. It felt like you were more comfortable and you took your time and pronunciation was clearer. Keep up the great work.
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  • Posted
    The Pronunciation of Post in Australian English Does the word of post is pronounced significantly different than other English variants such as US English?  
    October 14, 2018
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  • Commented
    I wish I could join your group.
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    October 14, 2018
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    It seems that advertising those online editing tools is the focus of this article.
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    October 12, 2018
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  • Commented

    Some online tutors claim that they can identify the students language difficulties and adapt their teaching styles accordingly.

    In fact, this is very difficult especially if the tutor teaches students from different places around the world, from children to retired people. It may often result in a failure if the tutor tries to judge using his/her own limited teaching experiences.  

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    October 9, 2018
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    I am not sure whether italki teachers are considered as tutors or not. I still often feel very frustrated even with the help of italki tutors.

    I feel I need friends like you to encourage and/or frustrate each other.

    BBC and VOA also offer a lot of good learning sources.

    You can also try learning something using English. There are a lot of free awesome online courses taught in English. 

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    September 17, 2018
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  • Commented

    She may mean she has learned English for three months in New Zealand.

    Anyway, English lessons are compulsory at least in middle school in Japan. 

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    September 17, 2018
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  • Posted
    What English learning goals do you set up for yourselves?

    Do you feel frustrated when your mistakes are pointed out by others?

    (Theoretically we should feel lucky if someone could point out our English errors, though.)

    Do you believe you can achieve your English learning goals?

    Or Do you often feel frustrated with your English learning?

    If so, how do you address such issues?

    September 17, 2018
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    February 4, 2018
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    他国の業界動向を参考にすれば https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20180201-00000008-wordleaf-bus_all 上記の記事で示されている通り、特許切れ後のジェネリック医薬品の台頭によって、日米とともに、医薬メーカー は大手ほど利益が圧迫され、リストラを招いている次第です。 また、記事で触れられているFinTechの進展による銀行での人員削減も日本や中国で確認できます 他国の業界動向が自国の参考になるのはつくつく感じています。
    February 4, 2018
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    English Misunderstanding. I made a wrong judgment because I misunderstood an English word in the profile of an online English teacher. I misunderstood “eclectic” in “ an eclectic background” for the typo of “electric” and questioned the teacher’s capability as he claimed he was good at proof reading English documents. After I had a lesson with him, I began to feel that there must be some misunderstanding as he is such a qualified English teacher. As soon as I searched the internet for that word, no wonder… In fact, it is not unusual that job seekers’ English level will be judged by interviewers whose English is not very good. If the job seeker says a difficult English word but without adequate follow-up, his English level may be under-evaluated by the interviewers.
    December 13, 2017
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