I went to Haneda airport to do my an English assignment with my friend today. I was very nervous before talking with foreigners but they were very kind to me so I could relax. I talked with three peoples they were all American. I was very surprised that they were so kindly. My English was not good enough but they talked me . I am very appreciating them.

I’m had part-time job today. Yesterday was heavy day, so I think today is also heavy day. It was really busy and little bit hard. I was standing long time and talking with many customers, so my legs was very tired. After I finish my work, I feel tired but little happy because I did my best. I want to sleep early tonight because I’m so exhausted.

Today, I went to my part-time job. The lunch time was very busy, so it was hard work.😭 After that, I ate pizza and pasta for my staff meal. Then, I went shopping with my friend from work. We bought drinks and talked together. Before we knew it, we had been talking for four hours‼︎ I have work again tomorrow, so I’ll do my best.

When I was high school student, I went to Thailand with my Thailand course student. We went to Bangkok. We each stayed with a host family and we went to school for two weeks. Actually I woke up 5 o’clock every day. I was so sleepy, but my host family drove us so I was able to sleep in the car. Also, I ate breakfast at the school cafeteria every day. The food there was very delicious.

Today, I worked at my part-time job all day. It was a busy day, and I had many things to do. Even though I was tired, I did my best to help customers and complete my tasks carefully. During my breaks, I relaxed for a while before going back to work. After finishing my shift, I went home feeling tired but satisfied because I had worked hard all day.

Today, I woke up at noon, so I felt relaxed. In the evening, I went to my part-time job. I was very tired because it was so busy. The orders just kept coming, and we never had a chance to rest. I hope tomorrow will be a little easier.

In one of the classes I’m taking this term, I have an assignment that requires giving a three-minute speech on a specific topic each time. This time, the topic is euthanasia, and it is very difficult to articulate my own opinion on it; however, the assignment has really made me think.

I discovered, tapioca balls likes shiratama dango. I ate anmitsu today. I noticed texture of shiratama dango to like tapioca balls. I thought I can make tapioca milk tea. After that, I could make it！ The point is to add brown sugar syrup in to the milk tea. I played electric bass.I hadn't been played while a month.

English isn't my first language and I'm at an intermediate level. I've noticed something frustrating. When I'm reading or listening, I recognize lots of words. But when I actually start speaking, those words disappear from my mind. I end up using the same simple vocabulary over and over, even though I know more than that. Does anyone else have this? What have you tried to fix it? Has anything actually worked — an app, a method, a tutor, anything? Did you pay for something or just use free resources?

It is so hot!