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- Real Life English
- 日常生活でつかわれている、本当の生きてる日常英会話を学習します。 学校では教えてくれない、日常的に話されている英会話を学習します。 もちろんKIDS英会話も限りなく、英語圏のPRESCHOOLに近い形でのレッスンです。 KIDSクラスはネーティブの講師を2名1クラスでのレッスンですので、できる限り日本語で話ができない環境つくりを目指した、レッスンです。 土曜日は9時30分から12時までのデイケアのコースを用意しました。
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What does this mean?
ReplyDeleteWhat does it imply?
Well the first one is simply joking that if one were to talk about time travel what would be the correct tense to use? Past, present or future?
ReplyDeleteThe second one is joking about a baby's first words. We all know that the first word/noun is usually "Mamma". But how about the first adjective, adverb or possessive pronoun?
There isn't really any second/hidden meaning in these ones Masa.
:Phil