Monday
We learned how to write business letters in business class. For example, how to write to customers who don't pay in time.
And in general class, it was test. We had only written test, no interview, maybe because of many students.
I hardly spoke English today. Don't you think I wasted time?


Tuesday
In general class, we made phrasal verbs, e.g. take over, pull into, in a group. In my group, there were Sung, a Korean girl, Jose, a Venezuela man, Alex, a German man.
We had to continue to make phrasal verbs, it was a monotone work. Sung felt the same feeling as mine and asked me, "what do you say "boring" in Japanese?"
"TA I KU TSU." I whispered to her.
Then, Sung repeated "MA JI, TA I KU TSU (really boring)".


Wednesday
Before general class, the teacher Joe called Aska and Steve; Their class was changed to Advanced class because they got high score at the last test.
Both Aska and Steve picked up their stuff and left this classroom.
Usually, changing class is done on Monday, so this was too sudden for us. Suddenly, we lost two classmates and today's class was very quiet.
During a break time, I saw Steve in a cafe.
"How is your new class?"
"Not bad, but it is a little difficult." he smiled.


Thursday
We made a discussion as to monarchy. Most nations don't have King & Queen.
Yet, Japan has the emperor, so I was made a lot of question.
"What is the emperor's name?"
"Name?"
Oh, what is his name? I don't remember. I asked Eriko, the other Japanese student.
"Eriko, do you know the name of the emperor?"
"Well, maybe, Hirohito, or perhaps Naruhito..."
Every other student was surprised that we don't know his name.
"Doesn't he have a name?" "What do you call him usually?"
"Yes, he has a name, but we call him just "Emperor"."
Probably, it is difficult to understand for non Japanese. In UK, Queen is Elizabeth, Prince is Charles, they are so famous.
However, in Japan, we call the emperor "Emperor", not his name.


Friday
Joe, our teacher, had a day off to take an examination for Portuguese. So today's teacher was David.
He was not bad, nor good.
After school, I went to China town with Eriko, Akira, Sung, and other students.
Eriko and Akira starts workplacement next week, so today was the last school day for them.
Besides, Sung confessed she would change the class soon.
She wants to study grammar more. Joe doesn't teach us grammar so often, his priority is speaking.(I like it.)
My friends are leaving the class, thus, I'm afraid I will be bored the school in near feature.