Miyako’s Education – Part 2
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Introducing Yumie.
John: Who is that?
Miyako: That’s my friend, Yumie. Hey, Yumie, come here!
Yumie: Hi Miyako.
Miyako: Hello. John, this is Yumie. Yumie, this is John.
Yumie: Nice to meet you.
John: Nice to meet you too. Where are you from?
Yumie: I’m from Hyogo prefecture. I’m from a little village. It’s called Nishiwaki. It’s in the mountains. Where are you from?
John: I’m Australian. I’m from Sydney.
Yumie: Are you a student here?
John: Yes, I am. I’m an overseas student.
Tags: Dialogues, Hyogo, miyakos-education, Nishiwaki, Sydney
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can you please send me some lessons or conversations cos i’ma english learner
Hi Abdi Fatah
This site is full of lessons and and conversations.
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That’s a good suggestion Wang. We’ll try to capture more conservative views, too. You are right, balanced and fair is a good thing.
Thanks Wang Woo
That is good advice.
One of things about teaching English is that everything is expressed in language. Of course there will be opinions on this site that I disagree with and that you disagree with because our aim is to get the language out there regardless of the opinions.
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Mark
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