Currently I’m doing a research about universal design or inclusive design in the world. I’m a Japanese and live in Japan. Please tell me how much universal design is familiar to people in your country.

Can I use “lastly” like this? “When you want to use a manhole toilet, what do you need to do lastly?”

Which sentence is correct “What do you think need to do to be good at English?” or “What do you think you need to do to be good at English?”?

The toughest part to learn English for me is that no matter how hard I learn vocabulary or expressions, I don’t have enough opportunities to use those words and expressions. I need someone who is interested in language exchanges.

I’ve been into an American TV drama series called “Fargo”. So far, I have watched season 2 and I started watching season3 a few days ago. Each season is all about murder in which gangs are involved. The stories are based on true incidents. It became a movie too. Both the drama and the movie have good points. I like both.

Do you say “My family is father, mother and brother”?

I’ve been into Fargo TV series. I’ve been watching it on Amazon prime video. TV version is a little bit different from the movie version but both are quite entertaining. The season 1 goes along with a hitman who works for a big company, an ordinary insurance salesman who killed his wife, and a female police officer who is honest but who is not respected by her colleagues. If you like suspense, I bet you will be into it.

I’m going out and drink with my friends. One of my friends is going to move to Osaka because he was assigned to be a local manager there by his company. He is one of my best friends and we’ve known each other for about 25 years. Five or six of my friends are going to get together and it will be a kind of a farewell party which involves a lot of alcohol. I think we all will get drunk.So I hope I won’t go over the top.