November 22, 2011 – 2:56 am
The other day I had some time between classes at my English school, スミス英会話天神橋筋六丁目 so I went shopping in nearby Umeda (梅田). It is just 2 stops on the Tanimachi line (谷町線). There is a lot of construction going on! The recently completed new JR Osaka station (JR 大阪駅) is really amazing. Also, betwen Yodobashi [...]
By James
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Posted in English School Articles
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Also tagged english, English Conversation, English Conversation School, Smith's School of English, TOEIC, えいかいわ, ヨドバシカメラ, 天神橋筋, 天神橋筋六丁目, 梅田, 梅田スカイビル, 英会話
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October 12, 2011 – 7:20 pm
スミス英会話なかもず校・堺東校の講師が書いた記事。日本語はこちらへ。 Autumn is here! I love this time of year in Japan. It is a relief to see the end of the humid summer and I’m ready to enjoy a few months of beautiful weather. One of the best ways to enjoy this weather is to spend some time in a park. I live and [...]
By Tim Musgrave
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Posted in English School Articles, Living in Japan, SSE Nakamozu Corner, english in japan, enjoyed this a lot
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Also tagged Nakamozu English, Smith's School of English, さくら広場, スミス英会話 なかもず校 (月謝), 仁徳天皇, 南海線中百舌鳥駅, 地下鉄御堂筋線なかもず駅, 堺市, 大仙公園, 大泉緑地, 浜寺公園, 英会話 月謝
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October 6, 2011 – 10:39 pm
Yesterday, one of my long-time students showed up with a short essay she wrote about her experience the past weekend. I want to share it because it is quite impressive. There wasn’t much to correct. It was nearly perfect. Wow! Very impressive! I like to think that several years of studying with me has helped [...]
August 21, 2011 – 7:27 am
Language is an important tool. Yes, it is just a tool but as you know having the right tool makes all the difference! You can spend hours trying do something but if you have the right tool, you can finish in minutes. Being able to speak the language when you go travel somewhere or join [...]
Where to begin? That question has been tossing around my mind the past couple of days, as much–come to think of it–as I’ve been flopping around in bed these hot summer nights. A day in my Nagaokakyo life? Another beat the heat post? Some favourite Kyoto spots? So many good examples precede me, it’s enough, [...]
By Rick
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Posted in a look back
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Also tagged English Conversation, kyoto, Nagaokakyo, Smith's School of English, Vancouver, バンクーバー, 京都, 自己紹介, 英会話, 長岡京, 長岡京校
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スミス英会話なかもず校・堺東校の講師が書いた記事。日本語はこちらへ。 I have a class of teenagers who are always so enthusiastic to participate in class. I enjoy class time with all of my students, especially those who are so eager to do their best, learn a lot and to help themselves. I think that good effort should be rewarded, and I often try to come up [...]
スミス英会話なかもず校・堺東校の講師が書いた記事。日本語はこちらへ。 I became interested in photography during high school art classes. The art program was pretty good and the school facilities allowed us to develop our own black and white shots. Ever since school I have wanted to devote more time to improving my photography skills. This feeling has grown stronger since moving to live in Japan, as [...]
By Tim Musgrave
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Posted in Living in Japan, SSE Nakamozu Corner, Sightseeing in Japan, english in japan
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Also tagged ARS Camera, live in Japan, Nakamozu, Sakai Higashi, Smith's School of English, なかもず校, 南海中百舌鳥駅, 南海堺東駅, 南海線三国ヶ丘駅, 堺東校, 月謝, 英会話 月謝
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Have you ever thought of onions as a decoration? Up to this week, I did not even know how the flowers of onions look like. And sure, tulips have an onion, too. This onions are called giant onions – allium giganteum ギガンジュームアリアム. Their onions are actually eatable and sometimes used for medicine, too. At this point [...]
By Sven
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Posted in SSE Fuse Corner
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Also tagged allium, allium giganteum, basic introductions, English conversation student, English students, Fuse, higashi osaka, onion, onions, アリアム, ギガンジューム, ギガンジュームアリアム, ネギ属, 布施, 東大阪, 英会話, 英会話生徒
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スミス英会話なかもず校・堺東校の講師が書いた記事。日本語はこちらへ。 One of the first things I remember noticing after having lived in Japan for a year was how the four seasons of the year were so defined. Each season provides opportunities to take part in a wide range of events and activities. Some are unique to Japan, and others I was used to doing [...]
By Tim Musgrave
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Posted in Living in Japan, SSE Nakamozu Corner, Sightseeing in Japan, english in japan, enjoyed this a lot
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Also tagged English Conversation School, Nakamozu, Sakai City, Sakai Higashi, なかもず校, スミス英会話 なかもず校, スミス英会話 堺東校, 堺東校, 英会話 月謝
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Last week, I bought these beautiful flowers at the local flower store to bring some color and freshness to the Smith`s school of Englishスミス英会話 in Fuse, Higashi-Osaka東大阪布施.These rich orange colored flowers are called Safflower紅花. Generally looking a little like weed, they have been known and used as spice, color and medicine since ancient Egypt time! [...]