English Conversation School

  • Today I had a lesson with the instructor from Taiwan again
  • I talked about the internet infrastructure on the top of mount Jade
  • I just noticed that I can say the name of Taiwanese Ministry of Degital Affairs in English, but I canā€™t say that of Japan. Itā€™s my homework.
  • I also explain about Taro Kono
  • Note
    • That might be part of the problem, but the major reason is X.
    • The actual reason is the lack of proper training.
    • The peak of the pandemic has passed.
    • Why are we having quality control issues?
    • They should improve employee satisfication.
    • exodus
    • The host country of the international conference changes every year.
    • I want to brush up.
    • I havenā€™t used English since college.
    • Los Angeles and New York are on OPPOSITE COASTS.
    • If it rains heavily, I choose online lesson.
    • Thereā€™s no need to transcribe the notes to my computer.
    • We must understand how other people feel.
    • When I was in the doctoral course, I attended to the international conference in France.
    • The government doesnā€™t do bad thing against the people.
    • obedient
    • It costs a lot of money.
    • Japan established the Special Higher Police in 1928 to arrest anyone whose ideology was not submissive to the government; it was abolished in 1945 at the direction of GHQ.
    • In cyber warfare, attackers are anonymous, so it is impossible to know exactly which country is waging war.
    • Although Japanese security technology is high, many organizations are security vulnerable. This is not a technology problem, but a budget problem. Budgetary allocations are not made for proper upgrades, and vulnerable systems are left unattended.
    • I need to refer to it.
    • I need to be able to mention the matter in English.
    • I couldnā€™t come up with the word.
    • He introduced the technology in the company earlier than in the other company.
    • Taro Kono

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