Today we discussed the content of the article "How To Trick Your Brain Into Liking Hard Things". I used ChatGET to find a more profound answer to "What is a meaningful life?"
Thank you for always challenging us with new attempts.

Today's article was "How To Trick Your Brain Into Liking Hard Things". If you can't stop watching SNS and Netflix, you won't be able to read a book or work calmly.
I want to cherish the time I spend talking with people and playing sports in nature.

Today I read the article "The ultimate guide to Using ChatGPT to Learn English". I've been using AI for a few months now, and it's an excellent and must-have tool.
Thank you for listening to the story about the features and how to use it.

Today I read an article about "A Midsummer Night's Dream - Shakespeare". The famous wedding march in Japan is Mendelssohn's piece that made this story into classical music.
Thank you for helping me understand the details.

Thank you, Hans!
Your lesson is very speedy, voluminous, and enjoyable!
You explain each keyword’s meanings understandably in English.
Not using Japanese, I can understand and remember each keywords in English!
I feel my English ability is growing up!
Thank you!

Today I talked about the movie "The King's Speech". It was a movie that made me think about people who stutter and people who can't say what they want to say.
I am always grateful to him for dealing with various topics and listening to me.

Today's article was "How solar energy got so cheap - Cheap solar is a policy success story". Given the vested interests of large companies and those already working, it may be difficult to change the allocation immediately. However, the only way to combat climate change is to use cheap solar power.
It's a lot of fun to talk about various topics with him.

We discussed the articles "The Phantom of Manhattan" and "Phantom". I had seen the musical but never knew the story behind the Phantom book.
Hans gives me hints of new perspectives from various articles.

Hans’s lesson tempo is very good!
I can concentrate on a lesson very much.
I can't wait to see how much I can improve in 6 months.

Today's article was "Christoph Waltz Explains the Difference between Stardom & Acting". I especially liked the following phrase. "Villains don't think of themselves as villains. They don't know the difference. That's probably what makes them villains."
My recent lessons with him have been very informative and fun.

Today I talked about Temple Grandin's article. Although she was autistic, she is now a professor of animal science at Colorado State University. We can understand visually as well as verbally. But, as many geniuses did, their power is necessary for change and innovation. We must present different life ways to our children.
Thank you again for discussing this fascinating article with me today.

In almost all the time, this man provide great opportunities to improve our English skills by going through some Article(This must be a way of teaching style).
This will help me to have further vocabularies and to go higher, but at the same time, it is required to do some work for the lesson by yourself, of course, you know how important it is to make some prep. I hope you will gradually boost your skills.

I read the article "World Book Day: Are People Reading More?" Some words were challenging, but the teacher explained them clearly.
Also, introducing the book I read for the first time was fun in the discussion part.
Thank you for support to me constantly.

I was able to finish reading the Bushido article today. It was a long article, but I could understand the Japanese soul more deeply and broadly.
Thank you for always asking me questions, making me laugh, and giving me fun lessons;-)

Today's lesson was able to continue talking about "Bushido".Among them, I liked the following points. Thank you for always listening to me.
The English dramatist Shakespeare once said: "Benevolence is a better ruler than a crown". An authentic samurai can show compassion and mercy to those weaker than himself, those who have lost battles and those who have been oppressed.

We talked about" Bushido - The Soul of Japan". Today was just an overview, but I'm looking forward to seeing more in the future.
I forgot that the author, Nitobe, was on the 5,000 yen bill.
Thank you for your patience and for listening to me.

Today we were able to talk about David and Goliath. The story of the weak person defeating giants gave rise to the term "Giant-killing".
It's nice that he always understands, listens, and asks me questions.

Today we have been discussing questions and answers using ChatGPT. There are excellent and wrong questions; we must ask good questions about ChatGPT.
I'm glad that you made valuable time on each topic.

Today we discussed the article "Empathy, imagination and Confidence: why children who love reading are better equipped for the World." It is essential to stay curious as an adult. I appreciate your support and understanding me.

Today I discussed an article called "Hokusai's Great Wave Print Sells for $2.76 Million". It's fun to be able to talk about Japanese culture as well.
It's always lovely to speak with him and talk about my favourite stories.

In today's lesson, we finished the last scene and discussion part of "The Apology of Socrates". This week was mainly about this topic, but I was happy to be able to understand the fulfilling content.
Thank you for always listening and supporting me.

"The Apology of Socrates" finally reached its climax. Really, like a modern courtroom drama, it doesn't look like a book from 400 BC.
Thank you for always listening to me sincerely.

Lessons with him are a valuable time to convey what I want to talk about. By reading many sentences, I will be able to understand Japanese as naturally as I learned it when I was a child.

Hutchins was 30 years old when he became president of the University of Chicago for 20 years from 1931. For that reason alone, he was undoubtedly a rare man. "The Great Conversation" was published in 1952.

It's an old book, but now that ChatGET is available, it's worth rereading. Thank you for always spending wonderful time with me.

Today, I was able to deepen my understanding of King Lear using ChatGPT and my blog site. Of course, asking good questions is essential in the real world, but we will need more from now on.
Thank you for always dealing with meaningful topics.

Today on my blog site, we talked about King Lear. And we could speak about deep meanings in discussions using ChatGET. So, depending on your use, AI is a very effective tool.
https://takorine2.webnode.jp/l/king-lear/

Finally, the story of Homeros's Ilias is over. I needed to speak three times. It was the longest story for me. But it was a lot of fun. Thank you for always listening.

We talked about "The synopsis of the epic poem Iliad" in today's lesson. It's a long story with many characters, but humans and gods were lively and fun.
I look forward to continuing this story.

Today I learned the continuation of the Tale of the Heike. So why are many Japanese "sympathy for a tragic hero"? So hearing Yoshitsune's story makes sense.
Anyway, it's always fun to explain various Japanese ways of thinking.

Today, we discussed" About The Tale of the Heike - It is a military history depicting the rise and fall of the Heike clan, believed to have ended in the Kamakura period." I was so excited because the story is very famous and memorable.
It's a loser's story, but it expresses a universal sentiment.

I learned the article "Effective Learning Techniques for a Better Education" today. We have found that practice testing and distributed practice are effective.
I would like to use it for my future English study methods.

Today we talked about the future of OpenAI, particularly ChatGPT, with jokes. The impact of AI on modern life is vast. For example, ChatGPT allows human-like writing in any style.
Thank you for sharing your time with me.

We talked about "The Magic Flute". Because this is the first opera, I saw. It's a beautiful opera with a bittersweet memory; every song is memorable. Thank you for the lovely lesson today.

I discussed the article "Voice actors train AI to replace themselves" in today's lesson. After all, I believe in the beauty and potential of the human voice, even if AI can reproduce the local accents and dialects of celebrities' voices.
Thank you for the fruitful discussion today.

Today's lesson was about Goethe's "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also, I saw the film "Goethe!" it's a heartbreaking story that resembles his real life and the contents of his first published book.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful time today.

Today's lesson was "The French film Molière(2007) - Love is a Comedy". He was like Shakespeare's greatest playwrights. This romantic comedy is my favourite because it's sweet & painful.
Today's topic was also a wonderful lesson that left an impression.

Today's Daily News was "The Five-Day WorkWeek Is Dead-The Calls for Something Better Are Getting Louder." I have recently heard that there are companies in Japan that have introduced three days of holiday a week. If possible, I think it's significant and a way of working to enjoy life.
Thank you for the lesson that I was able to learn not only in English but also in how to spend our life.

Thank you for today's lesson. It was a fascinating article for me and a long one. Of course, I've known Goethe and Newton for a long time, but I'm happy to discover many things I didn't know. So I always am so glad for you.

Today I could talk in more detail about Goethe's colour theory. However, I am very interested in colour, and I feel that by understanding "coloured shadows" in particular, the questions I have had when looking at paintings and photographs up until now will be resolved. Hans accepts any topic so that you can talk with confidence.

I could discuss the TV program "Newton and Goethe - The Science of Color Derived by Physicists and Literaturer". It was fascinating, and I wanted to talk about it. Hans is happy to listen to any topic with interest.

Today I found an article about an improved version of Google Translate. Modern translation applications are excellent when used correctly. Next time, we will discuss what kind of skills we need now that we can use a translation that fully uses AI.

Today's lesson explores the real person who inspired the movie The Last Samurai, Jules Brunet. He was a French soldier fascinated by Japan, like a true samurai. Tom Cruise was fantastic, but the actual story is also impressive.
I am looking forward to the next lesson.

Today we also discussed the book 'Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind'. Don't forget your original intention. I want to continue studying English and having discussions with him!

Today's lesson was about the book "ZEN MIND, BEGINNER'S MIND" which Steve Jobs loved. I don't know much about Buddhism, but his words touch my heart. I am happy to talk with him about many cultures and religions.

Today I talked about the letters of Romain Rolland and Tolstoy. Receiving a letter from someone you respect will expand that person's possibilities. We always enjoy having exciting discussions.

Today I picked up a TED article called “Where did the English language come from?”

Old English belonged to the Germanic family of languages and was first brought to the British Isles by the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes.　After the Norman invasion of England in 1066, French-speaking Normans added French and Latin vocabulary to English.

We learned a lot from it. I can always have fun with him.

Today I was able to talk about the customs of British culture. It was that depending on the tone, "not bad" can mean "very good", and "not bad at all" can be the highest praise you will ever receive from a Brit. I am interested in the cultures and differences of various countries, so it was an excellent topic.

In today's lesson, we learned "low context" and "high context". In "low context" countries such as the United States, people express their feelings frankly, while in "high context" countries such as Japan, they express their feelings more complicatedly. Therefore, it was a delightful experience to talk about the cultures of different countries.

Today I was able to talk about Big Ben in England. The sound of this bell is the same as the opening chime of elementary and junior high schools in Japan. Interesting connection, right? Thank you for the fun lesson today.

Today we were able to talk about real-time translation, a new feature of Skype. After all, when talking to people from different countries, it is not enough just to be able to translate. If we don't, we will end up in fights and misunderstandings. Anyway, today's lesson was fun because we were able to talk about various topics!