I’m working from 11:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. today. I’m going to hang out with my friends tomorrow, so I’ll do my best today!

I enjoyed new part time job! Everyone is kind. So I could be confortable.

I'll wake up at 7:30 because I have to go Chinatown to study tourism. I don't want to wake upearly. Then I appointed yesterday, so I can heard Chinatown history.

I had a long part-time job today. But I was happy because I was able to eat sweets!

I have a presentation next Friday, so I need to prepare over the weekend. Let's do our best!

I watched a drama today. It was a thought-provoking drama.

I am drinking,but I wright Enough

I went to eat sushi with my friends. My favorite sushi is the shrimp tempura roll at Kappa Sushi. It’s so good that I want to recommend it to everyone in the world. 🍣✨

Today I had an interesting conversation about work, language learning, and cultural differences between China and the UK. We first discussed online payment methods and the limits on sending money internationally. We talked about platforms such as Stripe and PayPal and how government regulations can affect international transactions. Then we moved on to a legal article about workers' rights during hot weather in the UK. We compared workplace benefits in China and the UK, including transportation allowances, mobile phone subsidies, and employee benefits provided by schools. Later, the conversation turned to learning Mandarin. We also discussed effective ways to learn a language. We agreed that using beginner textbooks with pinyin, listening to audio recordings, and studying vocabulary by topic can be very helpful. Listening practice is especially important for Mandarin learners because pronunciation and tones can be challenging. Toward the end of our discussion, we shared some amusing experiences about language misunderstandings in international business.

“Yoroshiku onegaishimasu” is such a useful Japanese phrase, and it's a bummer that I can't say it in English. It covers everything from please to let’s s have a good relationship. Is there anything even close to it in English?