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- I've met 11th graders before... - You have?
I have, but I've never really talked to them.
- I see. - So we were also in a lesson.
- Yes. - Yes, we were.
We were in a lesson for new voices, and 11th graders were in a lesson for us.
- It was like we were passing each other and saying hello. - Passing each other.
- It's still like that. - But, you know...
At work, we have a specialty show together.
- I think it was Azu. - Azu?
Yes, she did a specialty show and did a long dart.
- It was like a continuous long dart. - She did it!
She's young, but she was barefoot and was doing a long dart.
I thought she was really working hard.
- I had a bad impression of her. - She was working hard.
- Yes, I had a bad impression of her. - Her impression of doing a long dart...
- Yes, she was working hard. - She's young, but she's working hard.
- She's working hard. - She's working hard.
- Everyone has their own specialty. - Everyone has their own specialty.
- It's amazing that I have my own specialty. I didn't have it in the first place. - That's right.
- I have a strong impression of 11th graders. - That's true.
- They're pretty quiet. - They're pretty quiet.
- I haven't met them yet. - I haven't met them yet.
- I have a good impression of everyone. - That's true.
- They say hello to me a lot. - Really?
- Really? I want you to hear it. - What is it?
When we have lessons, 11th graders...
It's like that for us, too.
If we do it for 15 minutes, we take a five-minute break.
- There's a break time. - Yes, yes, yes.
- They come back one by one, 11th graders. - Yes, yes, yes.
To the classroom.
At first, Hinana comes back with a five-minute break and says, "Thank you for your hard work."
I say, "Thank you for your hard work."
After five minutes, we have lessons again.
And when we come back again, I say, "Thank you for your hard work."
- There's a fight. - I say, "Thank you for your hard work."
After five minutes, we have lessons again.
And when we come back again, I say, "Thank you for your hard work."
She says "Thank you for your hard work" endlessly.
- Don't worry about it. - She doesn't ignore me at all.
She says "thank you for your hard work" every time I go home.
She says "thank you for your hard work" every time I meet her.
She says it like twice when I go and come back.
She's very polite.
There's a locker for members in my dressing room.
The one next to it is for 11th graders.
I think it's been used since it was open since we graduated.
My locker's key is broken and I always leave it open.
So I always apologize and say "sorry".
You leave the door open, too.
Yeah, I leave the door open and it gets in the way of my locker.
I don't like that.
It's the most end, right?
Yeah, it's the most end.
That side is for 11th graders.
It's surrounded by 8th graders?
Yeah, yeah.
And it's kind of hard to lock it up.
Yeah, it's kind of hard to lock it up.
It's kind of hard to lock it up.
She has a cute side.
Apologize.
I'm sorry for leaving my locker open.
She's making you laugh.
I'm sorry.
You can't help it, can you?
I wish we had more opportunities to work together.
Yeah.
You haven't made an announcement yet?
I've only talked about it.
I haven't danced or anything like that.
8th graders...
Oh, I messed up.
There's a live show just for 11th graders, right?
Yeah, there is.
That's great!
Yeah!
I wonder if they're doing that lesson.
11th graders are busy, too.
They're dancing every day.
They only listen to the same song.
I know.
That's amazing.
I'm looking forward to it.
I'm working hard.
I'm looking forward to it.
That's great.
They're under a lot of pressure, too.
The first stage is quite a big stage, but it's definitely a good experience and I'm looking forward to it.
I want you to do your best.
I'm looking forward to it.