Class diary

In this class, we described pictures. Those were about one video. I forgot the content of the video, but that is about people who live in a cold country. Next, we answered a question from William. I sent answers to William's chat. I was able to answer all questions within the fifth rank. I got William's caution about my behavior in the class. I chatted too much with him. As William said, I have to take care to decide a seat. I have to be next to a person who can make me concentrate. I will do my best as there are only a few classes left.

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  1. Hadashi2024年6月16日 16:54

    Good on you for choosing where to sit. But you talked quite a bit with Haruto on this day, and on Monday (17th) you talked quite a bit with Ryouna. Doushiyou?

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