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It's been a while.
It's raining, so let's talk.
First of all, there are a lot of things I want to talk about.
First of all, let's talk about Hawaii.
I went to Hawaii on Christmas Day, December 25, 2021.
I was there until around the beginning of July.
The school has a 10-week program, and I took the program twice.
I took it only once.
It's a program from July.
It's like a musical instrument.
It's not the same, but I took it only once.
It's the same school.
How did you find the school?
I didn't know that the staff at my office was a graduate.
It was a graduate.
That's right.
The school was already decided.
It was my first time, so I didn't know at all.
It's not a trip to school together.
I was able to go with Mr. Nakajima before he could go home.
It was very helpful.
Chi-chan came to Hawaii a little earlier before school started.
We were together for about a week.
At that time, I told him that the school class was here.
He told me how to ride a bus and a bicycle.
That's right.
There are many people in Hawaii who don't know how to ride a bus.
There are many people who have a car.
There were many people who didn't know how to ride a bus.
I had no choice but to look for it myself.
My classmates told me that there was a bus app.
That's how everyone got along.
How was the school?
The school was really difficult.
I said this before.
It's been a while since I studied in junior high school.
I forgot all the things I had learned.
For example, do you have any memorable sentences?
There was a sentence that said, I did it.
There were Japanese people of the same generation.
They said, I did it.
I thought I had never done it.
I was surprised.
I felt like I had studied properly.
How much can you listen to listening?
I can't listen to it anymore.
In the first place, I wasn't able to do it.
I was really serious.
I want to interview my classmates.
There were many Japanese people in my class.
I didn't know how to study.
My teacher taught me how to take notes.
I didn't know what I was saying in class.
If you are studying abroad, it is better to communicate in English.
I didn't know anything.
I was grateful that there were Japanese people in my class.
I didn't know the words I didn't know in class.
I wrote it down in katakana, and then I checked it in katakana, and then there was a spell that got stuck.
I was like, is that what it means?
I couldn't replace the spell.
I was picking up words that I could understand, such as how to ask a Japanese girl or how to write a note.
I was picking up the most important nouns.
I only knew the simple words like like, listen, read, which are easy to understand.
I only knew about 5 of them.
I couldn't understand the other nouns after that.
I was taught everything.
I couldn't understand what the teacher said.
I was forced to listen to the numbers, such as what I should do.
When everyone started, I was like, OK.
I looked around and moved.
I didn't understand.
I couldn't understand where to print.
I didn't understand at all.
I was confused about the word kind.
Kind also means a kind of.
When everyone said, what kind of, I was like, why did you put the word kind in there?
I was thinking about it all the time.
I really didn't understand from there.
So I took notes of what everyone said in class.
I took notes of what everyone said in class.
I'm revising what I learned in New Zealand class in Hawaii.
I'm learning the basics of simple past.
Is there any episode you didn't understand?
I didn't understand everything.
I was taught what the teacher said.
Do you have any questions so far?
Do you have a question so far?
There was a teacher who used to say so far.
What is so far?
I was asked if I had any questions so far.
I didn't understand so far.
I said so far in Katakana many times.
I searched for so far, but it didn't work at all.
I asked my classmate.
She said she didn't have any questions so far.
It was hard to hear what I didn't understand at first.
I didn't know how to ask, but I didn't know how to ask, so I couldn't move with anything.
That's what I thought at first.
It's often said that if you don't actively express yourself, you'll be late.
That's exactly right.
From my point of view, I can't stop as soon as I hear it.
There are words that I don't know in one sentence, so I can't stop.
Even if I read a sentence like this, there are a lot of things I don't understand.
I'm told, do you have any words you don't know?
I don't know all of them.
It's just right now.
I know the basics, but I still make mistakes.
I was worried about that.
Simple past, past continue, which one?
I don't know which one to use.
If you give me an answer, I'll know which one I'm going to use first.
That's why I'm in a hurry.
I've been in Hawaii for six months, and I've learned a lot.
I think I'm still here five times a day, but I can't help it.
It's a lot of pressure to be told how many points I got in TOEIC.
But I'm sure there's a difference in individuality.
I'm telling myself that I'm good at it.
But you're going to be in the same class next week, right?
We're going to be in the same class next week.
The teachers were worried because we were in the same house,
we were eating at the same time,
and we were in the same class.
They were like, are you okay?
This is a story that has nothing to do with studying abroad.
Basically, you have to speak English at school.
But sometimes there are activities.
At that time, Japanese people speak a little Japanese.
If it's English, I don't know the honorifics.
When I was talking to Japanese kids,
my teacher suddenly asked me a question.
When I said, Nakajima-san, what should I do?
She said, wait a minute.
It's a little embarrassing.
Nakajima-san, what should I do?
I'm begging you.
It's a little funny.
That's right.
I know that.
It's a strange relationship.
I didn't expect it.
Are you careful?
No, I'm not at all.
I'm grateful.
I'm going to talk a lot today.
What did you do on your vacation in Hawaii?
I went to the beach with my friends.
Or I went to the farmer's market.
I was with my friends.
If you don't have friends, you can't meet anyone.
I was alone.
I was with my friends.
I liked that course.
I liked the course that I went to the sea after hiking and sweating.
We did it together once.
I went to the sea.
I liked that course.
I was very active.
I'm not good at studying.
When I study, my head hurts.
I get tired.
I couldn't spend time without thinking about running.
I ran a lot.
That's amazing.
I still run.
There are many slopes in New Zealand.
It's really hard.
It was different in Hawaii.
What did you do to breathe?
What did I do to breathe?
I was able to breathe because I was with my friends.
I couldn't breathe.
Did you run or move your body?
I ran or went out for a drink.
I couldn't speak well.
I wanted to tell you this, but I didn't know why.
I talked a lot.
There are many Japanese people in Hawaii, so there is a lot of acceptance.
When I say cheers, I say cheers instead of cheers.
When I got on the bus, I said good morning.
There were people who spoke Japanese.
The bus driver talked to me in Japanese and asked me where I was from.
I asked him where he was from in Japan.
I asked him where he was from in Saitama.
Surprisingly, there were many people who had children in Japan or married Japanese.
There are many people who can speak.
That's amazing.
I asked him how he was doing.
I like natto, but I'm glad that natto is everywhere in Hawaii.
I also bought a lot of natto.
You can buy natto frozen, so you can buy it when you want to eat it.
It's expensive, but it's cheaper than me.
Everyone is watching it every day.
I've been watching it for a long time.
When I paid for the homestay, the rate went up every month.
When you convert it to Japanese yen, it gets higher and higher.
I bought enoki mushrooms at a supermarket in Hawaii.
If you buy enoki mushrooms in Japan, it costs about 90 yen.
It costs 127 yen to cut 100 yen.
I bought enoki mushrooms that everyone had seen in Hawaii for 600 yen.
I was surprised.
I love enoki mushrooms, but I can't buy them.
What surprised you the most in Hawaii?
Anything is fine.
I was shocked by the fact that I participated in the half marathon in Hawaii.
I've been addicted to the half marathon since then.
When I was running in the half marathon, there were people who were running while pushing their baby face.
I don't know if it's the same in Japan, but there are people who are running while pushing their baby face, or who are running while pushing their twins.
I thought it was amazing that they were so active.
I thought it was amazing that there were people who were running while pushing their baby face, or who were running while pushing their twins.
When I got on the bus, I was worried about the people around me.
I was wondering what the address was, and when I showed it to my friends, it was written in the address.
I don't know where it is, but I searched on Google and it was a house address.
I was wondering what it was, but it was a woman's club.
I don't know that.
When I got on the bus for the first time, I got off the bus and I was wondering why I couldn't get on the bus.
When I got off the bus, I was wondering where I wanted to go.
When I got on the bus for the first time, I was wondering where I wanted to go.
I was wondering where I wanted to go.
The video ended in a strange place, so I would like to say a word that I wanted to say.
My friend, my beloved Tejima Yu-san, is married!
Congratulations!
I'm so happy that I want to meet him in person and hug him, but I'm so sad that I can't.