It’s a conversation between Hana from japan and Ben from United States. They are talking about what kind of movie do their like. Ben favorites genres are Science Fiction (Sci-Fi) and Horror. The last sci-fi movie Ben watched was called the shape of water. This movie, tells about a love story between a janitor and a merman (kind of a mermaid). And the horror movie that ben likes is called It. It’s kind of a sci-fi horror mix. It’s about aline that comes to the town and takes a form as a clown, an evil clow. Every 65 years, he terrorizes a town because he is starving and looking someone to eat.

All films are fictional story. Made to make everyone interested in seeing it. The film causes the audience to think that all of these things are real. Although it is real, it is all made up by humans as well. And it's not true. There are also films based on true stories. But as an audience we can't immediately believe it. Sometimes, a story can be written again by the director or story writer.

It’s hard for me when listening to the thing said by Hana. Because Hannah is Japanese, so English is not Hannah's daily language. Therefore, Hannah's speech sometimes the pronunciation of sentences is too fast and cannot be understand or the pronunciation is poorly understood for me. I learned a new Accent, which is the English accent of japanese people. 

Three ways to improve our gift-giving. One, Stop trying to make your gift so dame delightful. Research has shown that givers are obsessed with the moment of unwrapping a gift even more that the gift itself. Do not give gifts that make the recipient believe that the gift you are giving is the gift they want. Two, when in doubt, just give them cash. The good thing about cash is that the receiver can always make use of 100% of its value. Three, just give people what they ask for. If you want to make your gift count, stop obsessing about the moment of unwrapping and surprise. Find out what the people that you want people to give what they want.

A gift, not just something. You can give gifts other than goods. That is, you can give gifts such as more affection and always make the gift recipient happy with your presence around him. Therefore, don't be confused if you want to give the recipient a gift. Enough to make them happy always, is enough for them.

 

I learned how to pronounce some new words or sentences, but sometimes the speaker speaks very quickly and can't catch what is being said. And I learned the pronunciation of sentences or words of different races and accents. So that later not confused if talking to non-native language people

Police in the American state of Arizona thought that they were about to embark on a grim investigation when they received reports of human remains at the bottom of the Colorado River. On closer inspection, and much to the relief of emergency crews, the so-called remains were two fake skeletons enjoying a tea party.

The discovery of the underwater bash came after officers received reports that a snorkeler had saw human bones, but they soon found the pair donning sunglasses and lounging in lawn chairs on the riverbed. One of the skeletons bore a sign reading, “Bernie living the dream in the river.”

Two divers later came forward to claim responsibility for creating the skeleton tea party. The pair placed the skeletons named Bernie and Bernadette in the river in August 2014 for their own amusement. The county lieutenant expressed hopes that the dive site will become a tourist attraction for the area.

Everyone can't be prejudiced right away. They also can't directly ask the perpetrator what happened. Because they are afraid that something bad will happen. Whatever we make, we have to give a description. In order, others who see him are not prejudiced

 

I learned how to pronounce some new words or sentences, but sometimes the speaker speaks very quickly and can't catch what is being said. And I learned the pronunciation of sentences or words of different races and accents. So that later not confused if talking to non-native language people