So today I am going to tell you about my new hat
It's from SHINE HAI and it is designed to protect you from the sun
I have very fair skin as you can see and I burn easily
like lobster red So this is very lightweight and it is made
out of nylon and it is collapsible as well so it is very easy to take with you and it
is also quick to dry This has sun protection of UPF 50 plus and
offers 360 degrees of sun coverage So the face flap here is held on with a buckle
and velcro so it is easily able to be removed right here
You don't have to wear it all the time It's easily attached as well
The neck flap is also easily removable you just take this out
So it is just now a regular hat It has venting to keep you cool and a strap
for adjustment Alright so I'm gonna put the neck and face
back on So as you can tell it comes up over and you
can use it to cover beneath your nose or it can go under and just protect your neck but
it does provide ample amount of protection from the sun
So, this hat is good for hunting, fishing, biking - anything you can do outdoors
So this is obviously the gray but it comes in khaki color as well
So, sunburns are no joke they are bad for your health and they are just really annoying
to deal with I have had plenty and so this hat will keep
you away from the Aloe and more into enjoying your surroundings
And if you want to go incognito, here you go!
I can't wait to use this when I go hiking Thanks for watching
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Is It Profitable To Mine Fantomcoin Using MinerGate? - Duration: 3:43.
Hey guys and girls
Welcome back to the Bitcoin mining series where I try to find a way to make a passive
income through digital currency mining.
In this episode, we're going to review the results I got when I mined Fantomcoin using
MinerGate on a standard computer to see if we can turn this into a passive income.
My name is Jake Owens
And this is Millionaire Mindset Hub
Alright, let's get into it
We mined a total of 0.1466587834611 Fantomcoins over 2 hours and a half hours.
Just to remind you, a hash rate is how many attempts your computer makes to solve the
complex Blockchain algorithm per second.
After looking over the time-lapse, we see that we've got about a 95 hash rate using
the computers CPU on average.
Again, looking over the time-lapse. we see that we've got about a 222 hash rate using
the computers GPU on average.
Which gives us about a 317 hash rate on average overall.
The average difficulty for Fantomcoin while I was mining was 2977.
We made a total of 0.0071919707 United States Dollars over 2 hour and 30 minutes.
Well.. that's not much
Good question!
Possibly, but probably not on a standard computer.
Possibly, because Fantomcoin may rise in value in the future which would allow me to ride
the increase of the market to make a profit.
However, in terms of making a passive income directly from mining using a standard computer
making 0.0071919707 United States Dollars per 2 hours and a half that's not even going
to cover my electricity costs.
To make this a passive income, you would require an average hash rate of at least 20288 which
would earn $4.69 USD per 2.5 hours giving you around $112 USD per day of revenue.
This would be almost worth the investment but you would need to include your electricity
costs and setup costs which would be to large for a small operation and would deplete your
revenue to less than $0 USD depending on your electricity costs of where you are in the
world.
Too bad.
So no, on an average computer you couldn't make this a profitable passive income.
However, if you were able to lower your electricity costs and increase your hash rate you could
make this work.
Hey guys and girls
Thanks for watching!
If this video provided you with any value and you feel that way inclined please hit
that subscribe button below and like the video.
Otherwise, if you've got any questions or would just like to reach out and say "Hi!"
feel free to do so below in the comment section :D
Again, thanks a ton for watching :-)
And I look forward to seeing you in the next episode!
Cheers :D
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This is the current password
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이달의소녀탐구 #165 (LOONA TV #165) - Duration: 1:00.
4 members came to the studio to see Choerry's photo shoot
Kim Lip: Here are two losers of today!
Kim Lip: Ah, there are four losers
HaSeul: We both are the real losers of today!
YeoJin: You know? I'm a webfoot octopus!
(Loser and webfoot octopus have similar pronunciations in Korean)
JinSoul: Oh.. It's no fun at all...
YeoJin: No fun no fun no fun~
HaSeul: Nowadays the web-drama 'firstlovestory' me and YeoJin appeared in has...
YeoJin: Yes, the drama has such a positive response more than we expected
'How do you think about HaSeul's acting?"
Kim Lip: HaSeul's acting?
Kim Lip: It's good~
Kim Lip: Her acting is very realistic!
Kim Lip: I like the scene
Kim Lip: That you said to him like... 'Ok, you should leave right now! Bye~!!'
(Her natural acitng was standing out in this scene) No wonder I wanted to go apologize so much!
(Her natural acitng was standing out in this scene) You should leave right now
(Her natural acitng was standing out in this scene) I don't think you should come here any more
(Her natural acitng was standing out in this scene) Thanks
(Her natural acitng was standing out in this scene) Don't come. Good-bye!
HaSeul: You know? That part was full of ad libs.
Kim Lip: At first, seeing their acting was little awkward but...
JinSoul: YeoJin's acting seems like just real YeoJin.
(YeoJin, such a good method actor...) YeoJin: Hey HaSeul! HanSol is out the door!
Kim Lip: When I played the drama, I was like..
Kim Lip: Ah.. It's too loud... YeoJin: Am I too loud?
'Yes...'
YeoJin: Hello?
YeoJin: Alright, I'll be there in seconds
HaSeul: Hey, that person wants you to come now?
HaSeul: Wants you to come there? YeoJin: Oh, yeah.
HaSeul: Okay, you should leave right now~ You can go~
JinSoul: Bye!
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You're the little motherfucker thinking that hes better than the rest of us thinkin' that you're a king and we're your peasants
but your name is a lie because you're not going to heaven, using my words as a weapon, it's time to murder an irrelevant.
You're the only Christian I know that Burns, and imma murder him like I was wearin' a turban
turn him over to ISIS, watch them slice his eyelids, while he cries for his life but no ones beside him
drown you like Poseidon with my rhymes so violent, I hear your breathe smells like shit so try some Trident.
What you cryin' about now? You're depressed and you hide it? So you take it out on Joe with verbal violence?
And we heard you cryin' while you were gettin your ass kicked, well keep it goin' now you're getting whipped by a fat kid.
I'm not sympathetic to a little pathetic cosmetic motherfucker thinkin' that he's better than the rest (NO!)
I could get twitter interactions too if I sent out 20 fuckin' tweets a second like you do.
What's your claim that you were rude to a dude? More people know my stretch marks than you.
HEY THERE EVERYBODY WHO'S THIS BITCH NAMED CHRISTIAN BURNS
I DON'T FUCKIN' KNOW HIM BUT I SHOULD BE OF HIS OWN CONCERN
You're another Justin Beiber look a like I bet you wanna stab me with a knife because I killed you on the mic
I might believe it if you tried when you tell me that you're depressed but I bet if I confonted you about it you'd wet the bed.
I'm better yet heavy with every letter a clever G with weapons I'm wreckin and shredding the best is forever me
tell me that you would never see a second of cheddar if your daddy wasn't made of money from reppin' the band over the seas
and it's a pitiful dream because the motherfucker hasnt even dropped a single hit since 2013
so shut your lips before you step to me, it's time to cut this dick like a vasectomy.
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Are Generalizations Bad? - Duration: 13:15.
- Hey guys, it's Cat, and it's time for
your weekly dose of True Tea.
Today I'm drinking some horchata.
That is what's in my mug.
The conspiracies are true,
sometimes I don't have tea in this much.
Sometimes it's horchata, because girl,
it is the summer, it is hot, I wanted something cold
and a little bit ethnic, you know what I mean?
Like, wanted something a little bit different than tea
in my mug, so that's why I'm drinking horchata today,
as opposed to tea.
Let me know what's in your mug
in the comment box below.
If you guys have not already subscribed to this channel,
please do so that you can get True Tea every single Monday,
right here on my channel.
And thank you guys so much for supporting True Tea so far.
I know that it's been like a new
sort of thing we're going through.
Things are very different, things are changing.
I'm not sure how well the playlist worked out last week,
but we're gonna just give it another try this week.
The way that the playlist works basically is
you click on the link that I'm gonna put
in the description box,
and once you click on that link,
you should be able to make a YouTube video on your channel
and add it to that playlist.
If you guys have any problems, just let me know.
Hit me up on Twitter or something.
I will definitely try to fix it.
Sometimes I just give the wrong link,
sometimes the link is mixed up.
It changes.
But anyway, let me know if you guys are interested in that
or if you like that.
I don't know, we're trying out new things here.
This is all a process, a learning process,
and I'm very thankful that I have
a community that is very supportive
of me trying new things.
Anyway, let's jump into this week's question.
"Are generalizations inherently negative?
"Are there good generalizations and bad generalizations?
"If generalizations can be positive,
"what are some examples of them?"
So this question popped up because a lot of people,
like, I think one of the big criticisms people have of me
is that I generalize too much, right?
And so I kinda wanted to open up
a conversation about generalizations,
because I guess in my life I've felt like
there are positive and negative
generalizations that I've had,
and I don't think that, as a concept on their own,
they are inherently negative, right?
Like, I just filmed a video, I mean,
you can probably tell by what I'm wearing
if you watch the other video.
I just filmed a video about trans people and dating,
and one of the things that I mention is that,
you know, in my experience,
I've met a lot of men who like trans women, right?
I've met a lot of men who were attracted to trans women.
You know, when I was single,
I was pursued by a lot of people.
My YouTube channel used to just be a serial dating channel.
So, like, I have not really had this
sad struggle life of dating because
I didn't have a shortage of interested parties, frankly.
But that being said, even with that in mind,
I still don't think it's a good idea for me
to go forward into the world believing that
most men like trans women.
So, for my own safety, I have to generalize cis men,
you know, in that they're not going to be
interested in trans women,
because that's just part of how I survived,
you know what I mean?
That's just part of how I survived,
because it would be really unfair
for me to just sort of assume that they were interested
and that they like it, just 'cause I've had
a lot of positive experiences,
because a lot of men, most men don't,
that is how it is, right?
So, that's an example of a generalization
that I have made through my life
that has kept me safe.
And I don't feel bad about it.
You know, I don't feel bad about
making that generalization,
even if it's inaccurate to some people.
I don't think it's a wrong one to have.
Of course there are cis men who I'm going to meet
who do like trans women, and so maybe my assumption
that they don't will backfire.
I mean, listen, I've had a lot of situations, actually,
where I met a guy, assumed that
he wasn't interested in trans women, and then,
you know, turns out he is, you know?
So it's like, maybe that assumption has backfired,
but it's safer for me to assume,
it's been safer for me to assume that they don't, right?
So, I guess it's like, I think that that happens,
and I think that good generalizations exist.
Of course, there are bad generalizations, you know.
Like, kind of hanging onto this conversation,
the generalization that trans people
like to force themselves on cis people,
the generalization that, you know,
trans people like to trick and fool people
when it comes to dating.
Like, that's definitely a bad generalization because
it doesn't really reflect reality,
but it definitely plays on
the power dynamic that's present,
where cis people get to kind of write the narrative
of what trans people's existences are, right?
So, the generalization, because you have this group in power
who's making this generalization,
who's writing these laws, who's using things like,
"Men who crossdress as women go into the restroom
"to abuse women and girls and things like that."
They get to kind of make those statements,
and then trans people suffer because of it,
and then that generalization,
regardless of how untrue it is,
is used against them to oppress them.
I think that's very, very different,
you know, than I think a lot of stuff
that at least I talk about
when I talk about good generalizations, right?
It's very, very, very different.
And oftentimes, when people criticize me,
they hear some of the stuff I say
and they say, "Well, listen,
"you said this specific thing,
"and that's a generalization,
"and don't you hate when people generalize you?"
And I always find that kinda funny because,
I guess it's like this, you know,
I think that when you're a minority,
you get very used to people generalizing you, and so
it's not something that actually offends you truly.
I mean, obviously you could have
a lot of conversations about how
those generalizations are not true,
about how those stereotypes aren't real,
and, you know, that would be a really valid,
good conversation, but at the end of the day,
you just kinda learn that you can't
split hairs all the time.
You can't sit there and, you know, always be so
heavily invested in all of these conversations,
because at the end of the day,
that's just kind of the world we live in.
We can't sit here and be mad about this stuff all the time.
We can't afford to be.
It's not any way for us,
we would not be able to live our lives
constantly being critical and having, you know,
these long debates and conversations about this shit,
so we kind of accept that there are
generalizations made about us, and they're not true,
and we move the hell on.
I think when majority groups get generalized,
because they're not used to it,
because they're so not used to it,
they react very differently,
and frankly, I always find
those certain conversations very interesting.
You know, for me, I criticize white supremacy quite a bit,
and when I criticize white supremacy,
I often use the term "white people."
Now, usually, this is in the context of describing
a certain white person, not a certain white person,
a certain group of white people
who have done a certain thing, right?
Now, the problem with generalizations
and a lot of the ways that I talk,
and I think a lot of the ways
that other people talk is that,
you know, the way that the, I mean,
maybe this is just how I was taught,
maybe I have, like, this thing,
'cause I think my English education is very innate,
and I don't think about it very often,
but oftentimes, you know, the way I was taught
was that, you know, when you say a group of people,
or say a thing, and there's other stuff in the sentence
that describes that thing, that places that thing
in a certain context, and that's what you mean,
is people who do this, you know, not all people.
Like, people, for example, will hear a sentence like,
"White people owned slaves and benefited
"from the oppression of black people."
That's a statement that there were white people
who owned slaves, and those people benefited
from the oppression of black people.
That's a very specific statement about
a very specific group of people who did a thing
and benefited in a certain way.
That's not an indictment of all white people.
That's not a statement that
all white people owned slaves,
'cause that's not true, that's not historically accurate,
that's not currently accurate, that's not true,
that's not real, that's not something that,
that's not what that sentence means.
But a lot of people will hear "white people,"
and that's all they'll focus on.
You said "white people," I'm offended,
you generalized us, and that's not fair.
And I'm aware of the fact that
most of the times these people are not serious.
A lot of these people think that
they're playing 4D chess by, like,
flipping my logic onto me, but my logic is not
that generalizations are inherently negative,
or that generalizations about a group of people
are not handy and thrifty.
Like I said, it's safer for me to generalize
cis men because it would be dangerous for me not to.
So, for me, it's like, it's not really the same thing,
but oftentimes people wanna
make it seem like it's the same thing,
and it's really not the same thing.
You know, when, historically speaking,
when white people have gotten together
to generalize black people, it results in something
pretty bad legislatively.
It's not just, you know, if, listen,
if the biggest thing about racism
was that people just thought something and said something,
it would be very easy to ignore.
If that's the beginning and end of what racism was,
that, you know, "Hey, there's these white people over here
"who don't like people of color,"
that would be very easy to ignore.
But what we're really talking about, often,
when we're talking about racism
is a much larger conversation
about people who are impacted
by the history of America specifically,
because that's the only perspective I know,
and how our history has been,
has exploited people of color,
exploited queer people, et cetera.
That's what we're talking about, right?
So it's not really, you know, it's not,
I don't know, it's kind of an annoying conversation,
and I don't really think that that's a good point.
If you could connect that to,
"Well, because you generalized white people,
"here's an example of systemic oppression.
"This is why you can't do that."
Then maybe I'd be like, "Okay, yeah, that's messed up."
But it's not the same thing,
and it's really annoying to me
that people often compare it because
if, you know, I can make 20 different videos,
'cause a lot of people think I hate white people,
which I always think is really funny,
a lot of people think I'm a black supremacist,
which I also think is really funny,
I could be all of those things,
and the worst you'll get from it
is a bunch of annoying videos
from somebody online that you can block.
You know what I mean?
That's the worst you'll get from it, you know?
I can't really say the same with
a lot of the white nationalism stuff
that I keep seeing because
those people work in the White House now,
and that's very scary.
You know, that perspective, that idea,
that ideology is being legitimized
in several different countries right now.
And that speaks to how embedded
that ideology actually is in these countries,
because it's still a fabric of these countries.
This stuff doesn't come from anywhere.
People don't suddenly end up in the White House
with white supremacist ideology.
That doesn't just happen like that.
They don't just pop up like that.
It's part of the history that has empowered them
to be able to get into these spaces,
so now they sit there, you know what I mean?
So these are very different conversations,
and I think that there are generalizations
that are made out of a need to a be safe,
and there are generalizations
that are made out of a need to oppress,
and I think that, while these two things
are generalizations, they are not the same.
So anyway, that is what I have to say.
I would really love to hear what
you guys have to say about this topic.
I think it's an interesting one,
and I know that it's one that people can
interpret in many, many different ways,
so I would love to hear what you have to say.
If you guys do not already follow me on Snapchat,
please, please, please feel free to follow me on Snapchat
so you guys can get the question.
Usually I'll ask the question weeks in advance,
and you guys can answer it for the Friday coming up.
This Friday, there's gonna be an audience answers video.
By the time this video goes up,
I'll probably have already edited together
the audience answers, so check back on Friday,
but check my Snapchat all the time,
'cause that's where I'll be asking you guys
the question for next week and things like that.
So anyway, I'll see you guys next week.
If you guys like this mug,
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please do so you guys can get True Tea
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Check back on Friday for audience answers,
and I look forward to hearing from you guys again.
Let's start these conversations.
Start it in the comments section,
start it on your page, do what you gotta do.
Anyways, on that note, I want you to always remember
and never forget that you
are beautiful, and you are loved.
Bye!
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10 jobs that make you gain a crazy amount of weight | How to gain weight fast - Duration: 3:22.
Ten jobs that make you gain a crazy amount of weight
The following jobs can increase your weight because they
can affect your sleep, stress levels, and physical
activity.
#1.
Bus/taxi driver
Bus and taxi drivers can work not only during the day but
also during the night and have to spend most of their time
sitting.
#2.
Night shift custodian
Being a custodian is hard work, and multiple
responsibilities and physical work can be stressful.
Add an
overnight shift to this type of work, and you can also get
poor sleep quality.
#3.
Office Manager
Apart from the occasional trip to the printing machine,
office work can give you limited physical activity and
prolonged sitting time.
#4.
Laboratory Technician
The responsibilities of laboratory technicians, especially
those working in busy, fast-paced environments such as
hospitals, can be stressful for those who do not perform
well under pressure.
#5.
Booking Agent
The booking agents usually work in hotels and have to talk
to customers, so they have to be helpful and friendly all
the time, even for those who are rude.
Try your best to
please rude customers can take a toll on your emotions.
#6.
Event Coordinator
Being an event coordinator means that you have to spend
long hours sitting with your clients to meet your demands
and you also have to deal with the stress of making sure
everything goes as planned.
#7.
Police Officer
Police officers have to deal with extreme or dangerous
conditions that can affect them psychologically.
They can
also have night shifts, and some police officers do the
office work.
#8.
Teacher
Teachers have a lot of work to do because their job does
not end at the end of the school day.
They have to make
lesson plans and notes at home, meet with parents and deal
with budget cuts and a demanding curriculum.
These
responsibilities can be stressful and leave little room for
physical activity.
#9.
Nurse
Nurses work in a high-stress environment because they have
to care for sick and dying patients.
Nurses can often have
a night or double shifts that leave them sleepless for many
hours.
#10.
Mental health case manager
Case managers help people with mental health problems
improve their lives by providing them with services they
need, such as employment or housing services.
Each client
has a unique case, and case managers have to work long
hours, call services, and advocate for their customers to
give them the help they need.
Even if you love your job and you can not imagine doing
anything, it is true that it can have some disadvantages
like all jobs.
To minimize the adverse effects your work
may be having on you, add some relaxing essential oils in
your workspace, do some exercises at work, and learn to
sleep better, no matter when it's your turn.
Stay healthy and active!
Share and make your loved ones
aware!
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5 Keyboard Shortcuts for Lightroom CC - Lightroom Tutorial - Duration: 5:17.
5 keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom cc is what you're about to see. Don't go away.
Hi there, Barry Callister for Barry Callister Photography
giving you hints, tips, and tricks for better nature photography. On this
channel I do gear reviews, camera reviews, Lightroom and Photoshop tutorials, and so
much more so if you're new here, please subscribe for more videos just like this.
Check out the links in the video description for more information on
Lightroom cc or myself. Let's jump in for 5 keyboard shortcuts for
Lightroom cc. Okay, the first shortcut we're going to do is undo. Now you are
going to make mistakes when you're editing your photos of course, you're
going to do things that don't work and you'll need to undo them. So if you look
at your panel on the left hand side here of your Lightroom window, you've got the
history panel here. If it's not open, just click that little triangle there. This
shows you a list of all the things that you've done to your photo so far,
starting from the first thing you did to the photo at the bottom of the list, all
the way up to the top of the list here is the last thing that you did. So let's
say with this photo of the shells here I choose to try a Cross Process 3 in
the presets over here and I think, "that looks pretty bad, I don't want that." Now
the keyboard shortcut for undoing is Control Z on a PC, Command Z on a Mac will undo
the last thing that you did. And if you keep pressing it of course it will go
back one at a time and take off the top thing off the list. That is the
keyboard shortcut for undoing - Control Z on a PC, Command Z on a Mac.
Alright, keyboard shortcut number two. This one is the before and after views of
your image. So you're in your develop module up here, you're doing some edits on
your photo and you'd like to see what your image looked like before, and what
it looks like now. Just to check that if you're heading in the right direction
with your editing. So the backslash key on your keyboard will cycle between
before and after views. So that's what your image looked like before and you
can see up here it says before so that you know which is which.
Before and after....backslash key, that is really handy.
Okay, keyboard shortcut number 3. This one is to get you from your library
module into the develop module. So let's say you're in your library here and
you're having a look through your photos and you think "oh, I might edit that one
of these rocks here." You select it by clicking on it with your mouse. The
keyboard shortcut to take that into the develop module is D on your keyboard.
That will open the develop module and you can start your editing.
Keyboard shortcut number 4. This one is for the zoom function. Let's say we have a photo,
this photo here of these rocks open in the develop module, and you want to zoom
in to check focus or whatever. Now there are a number of ways of doing this but
the keyboard shortcut is Z. That will zoom in or out...it will cycle between
those as you press Z on your keyboard. Of course this will go back to the
previous magnification that you were using. So here it's one-to-one you can see you
the list up here of the magnifications. If I've been using one-to-two and I
press Z, it goes back to one-to-two as you can see. And it will go back to the
same section of the photo. So if I've clicked over here with my mouse and I've
zoomed in to this area of the photo, pressing zoom again will zoom back to
that same part of the photo. So that's kind of handy. Keyboard shortcut for zoom Z.
Okay keyboard shortcut number 5. This one relates to the Crop Tool which
can be found over here on the right-hand side of your window there, it's the
little rectangle with the dotted lines around it. Of course you can click on
that, that will bring up your crop tool, but if you choose to use a keyboard
shortcut, the keyboard shortcut for it is R. So pressing R will bring up your crop
tool. This also works from the library module. If you're in the library
and you've got any photo selected, this one here for example, pressing R on your
keyboard will open up the develop module and the crop tool at the same time.
So that's pretty handy. Crop tool keyboard shortcut - R.
So there you have it, five handy keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom cc. I hope they make your workflow a lot
faster. If you know of any more, please share them in the comments section below,
I'd love to hear about more. Make sure you check out the links in the video
description for more information on Lightroom cc and myself. If you like this
video share it and please subscribe. I'm barry Callister for Barry Callister
Photography. Get out there and take some wicked shots! I'll see you soon.
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Teaching in Japan with Gaba | JABA - Duration: 2:22.
Hello, my name is Mary from Gaba Instructor Recruiting in Japan
There are many options options for learning Japanese in Japan
At Gaba, we have our own Japanese language program, JABA
Today we caught up with Marvin, who runs the program, to learn more about JABA
Hello, my name is Marvin Dangerfield
I'm from America, I've been in Japan for more than 30 years
14 of those years at Gaba,
and, I am also called
the "JABA Guy".
Alright, what is JABA?
JABA stands for
"Japanese Ability and Bi-cultural Awareness"
When we created the program,
we want to stick with our parent company name, Gaba,
but we stuck a "J" in front of it
and decided to go with
"JABA"
Alright, great question
"How do I take lessons at JABA?"
I hear this everyday
The first thing you need to do
is apply for a free demo lesson
After that, we'll arrange a lesson for you
then, we'll give you a consultation
where you decide
if you want to take lessons with us or not
That's how it's done
"What kind of lesson can you take at JABA?"
Well, we only give private lessons
One-to-one, private lessons
But, we actually cover from
true beginner
meaning you have no Japanese ability at all
to advance level
so, whatever level you are
we will take care of you
Are you applying for the JLPT exam?
Whatever you want to do
we will customize the lesson for your needs
Alright, thank you for your time
If you're in Japan
and you need some Japanese lessons
come talk to me, I'll take care of you
Take care
Well, we hope you were able to learn more about JABA
JABA lessons are available to anyone
but, as a Gaba Instructor,
you'll be able to receive a discount off your lessons
For more information regarding our teaching positions
at Gaba, please visit our website
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