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Kyde just hopped on a plane, here's our last in-the-same-room discussion video for a while. Gotta sort another way to get these to you guys! Oh, if you are confused all is answered in this video!

We also talk about Hawaii a bit, hahaha. If you missed that video catch up here: https://youtu.be/0u_4CZO_M58

-Eric (&Kyde)

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Patreon Discussion Video | (Our First Days on) The Big Island of Hawaii!!

Thanks everyone!

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Anonymous

The breakdown of the word "discuss(ion)" piqued my interest so I did a little research and found out that in Latin, "dis" means "apart" and "quatere" means "shake." "Discutere" is the original Latin verb meaning "dash to pieces," later "investigate". In Middle English, it meant "dispel" or "disperse." Basically, the word has changed meaning over time.

Anonymous

As a person trying to learn Japanese, one of things I've come to realise is that much of the difficulty isn't that Japanese itself is a particularly difficult language, but instead it's difficult simply because it is so completely different from English. So my question is - in your experiences of teaching English to Japanese students, which aspects of the English language did they have particular difficulty with? S

kydeanderic

Oh man, that's a huge question. We will try to give it justice replying, but it's been a while since we have taught so I'm not sure how accurate our memories will be. -E