It's nice to
have you here, Hiroko. Last week when you came for interview I explained
briefly about teaching by telephone. First of all, I'd like to explain
Monday's timetable to you in detail.
Today, there
are six pupils having telephone lessons. Now... from 1 o'clock Mrs.
Maeda, aged 30, a housewife with two children. From 1:30 Miss Inoue.
She's a student at Tokyo Geidai, studying art. And then from 2 o'clock,
Mr. Ueda. He's a hotel sales executive. No pupil at 2:30.
Yes, but Mr.
Ejima is on a business trip to New York now. He won't be back till
next month. He works for a trading company and often goes abroad on
business. He is a distant relative of the president of our company.
He bought a PocketCorder partly from a sense of obligation.
Yes, Mr. Ooki's dream is
to speak English fluently and then use his retirement money to travel
all over the world with his wife. I hear she used to be an elementary
school teacher.
比呂子
わー、すてきなご夫婦ですね。
Hiroko
Wow! They sound
a great couple.
マイク
それから、次が片山さんで、3時半からです。青山の喫茶店のマスターですが、たいてい留守です。
Mike
And
then next is Mr. Katayama from 3:30. He owns a coffee shop in Aoyama.
He's usually out.