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Ewelina
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Jun 13, 2018
Well done! After so many years of not using Polish you are doing great anyway!
Natalia
Polish
Jun 8, 2018
Emily is a very nice student. I’m sure that she’ll be fluent in Polish very soon!
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    Here is a more natural version: 


    Yesterday, I finally got my hair cut to the length I want. Generally I go to the salon every two months, but this time, I waited three months because I have had a tight schedule lately and I couldn't go. Getting my hair cut is uncomfortable even though I have done it often, so I am not willing to pay lots of money, like 4000 yen or more, for a haircut. In Japan, there are hair salons which are as cheap as 1000 yen for a haircut, and they are called QB houses. Recently, I heard on a TV show that they are also overseas in New York. I was so surprised to hear this, because QB house is a local Japanese hair salon for me. Amazing, you know?


    Also: I don't know what you are trying to say about a haircut being "so comfortable"? Maybe you mean the opposite, since you say because it is so comfortable you don't want to pay much? But saying a haircut in uncomfortable is strange too.

    JUST A DIARY ENTRY ON Apr.21st

    I would like someone to correct my diary entry( or to tell me the natural way of saying some things below. But I would be glad even if you JUST CORRECT my entry) I was wondering if you could do that for me, please?
    JUST A DIARY ENTRY ON Jun.21st

    Yesterday, I finally have my hair cut until the length I desired. Generally, I go to the hair salon after the day I have cut my hair last time passed two months. But this time, I waited just three months to do this, actually, I had a tight schedule these days and I couldn't go there. So, having my hair cut is so comfortable no matter how many times I have done this, by the way. So, I am not willing to pay lots of money, like 4000 yen or more, for having my hair cut. Speaking of lots of money for this, in Japan, there is hair salons which are cheap as much as you just pay 1000 yen for, and they are called QB house. Recently, I heard it was into overseas, New York from TV show. Then, I remember I was so surprised from doing this. You know, QB house is, for me, so local hair salon in Japan. Amazing, you know?

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    June 21, 2018
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    June 8, 2018
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    5th day in NY

    On the fifth day, I went to Central park with a friend by a bike. Let me explain the share bike system in NY. There are so many bike stations in NY. You can park and pick up a bike at whichever stations you want to. They also have a great point system. By parking a bike at a station where there are only a few bikes, you can earn a point. And by picking up a bike from a station where there are full of bikes, you can earn a point as well. With this a certain amount of points, someone can ride a bike for free. This is how they avoid bike shortages and bike spot shortages. And thanks to my friend, I was able to ride a bike for free!
    We enjoyed biking in the Central park. Some people were running, others were taking a walk and the others were also biking. My friend had a speaker with groovy music. Some of the people talkedtold him " I like this song!" and some were getting into the rhythm and some were singing. Our direction was the same and we were moving together somehow so I felt a sense of unity with the song though we were totally strangers.
    After arriving at a place where there was a beautiful grass, we laid a cloth and had brunch. There were so many people there. I noticed that that is how people in NY relieve their stress. After we were relaxed, we went to a bathroom. AThe queueline for athe women's bathroom was so long that some women were waiting for a male bathroom, which never happens in Japan. But my friend told me it happens in NY. After that, we went to athe best pizza restaurant in Manhattan. It's a very small place but so crowded. We ordered two slices of pizza. While we were eating, some people asked my friend if it was okay to use tissue papers the napkins on our table. Whenever he was asked, he tried charging like " one dollar please." Then, they told jokes to each other. I like their friendliness! After that we got a foot massage. I was feelingfelt good while having the massage. However, my friend was like a groundingflopping fish. He told me that it was so tickled so much that he couldn't stand it. It was torture for him. That was funny.   Comment: "queue" is correct but an American would always say "line" instead. Overall well done!



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    June 8, 2018
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