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Describe a polite person you know
You should say:
Who he/she is
How you knew him/her
What he/she is like
And explain why you think he/she is polite
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The first person that comes to mind as my friend yuriko sakuraba.
We call her Yuki and she is Japanese.
She was my high school classmate and a dear friend until 8 today.
I first met Yuki during my freshman year back in the early 2000s at that time.
Her father was promoted to manager of their companies sole office thought it was a prestigious assignment so they had no choice but to pack up their belongings and migrated to Korea we became close because we were assigned as partners in a group project at first it was difficult being partners with her because of the language barrier.
She knew only basic Korean and had a limited vocabulary.
It was an uphill battle, but she quickly learned and things became more smooth after a few months.
However, what we really liked about Yuki was that she is very polite and very careful with her words.
We call her Yuki and she is Japanese.
She was my high school classmate and a dear friend until 8 today.
I first met Yuki during my freshman year back in the early 2000s at that time.
Her father was promoted to manager of their companies sole office thought it was a prestigious assignment so they had no choice but to pack up their belongings and migrated to Korea we became close because we were assigned as partners in a group project at first it was difficult being partners with her because of the language barrier.
She knew only basic Korean and had a limited vocabulary.
It was an uphill battle, but she quickly learned and things became more smooth after a few months.
However, what we really liked about Yuki was that she is very polite and very careful with her words.
She never speaks without consideration and I've never heard of anyone ever being offended by her.
She was well-liked by students and teachers alike.
I believe that she is like this because of her upbringing and cultural background.
The Japanese are very polite people and their language nihongo is full of diplomatic Expressions.
They also look favorably upon people who show subtlety and discretion.
However, her politeness can sometimes be frustrating because it also prevents her from fully expressing her emotions.
She was well-liked by students and teachers alike.
I believe that she is like this because of her upbringing and cultural background.
The Japanese are very polite people and their language nihongo is full of diplomatic Expressions.
They also look favorably upon people who show subtlety and discretion.
However, her politeness can sometimes be frustrating because it also prevents her from fully expressing her emotions.
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The first person that who comes to mind as my friend yuriko Yumiko sakuraba Sakura.
We call her Yuki Yuri and she is Japanese.
She was my high school classmate and a dear friend until 8 today.
I first met Yuki Yuri during my freshman year back in the early 2000s at that time.
Her father was promoted to manager of their companies sole office thought it was a prestigious assignment so , so they had no choice but to pack up their belongings and migrated to Korea we became close because we were assigned as partners in a group project at first it was difficult being partners with her because of the language barrier.
She knew only basic Korean and had a limited vocabulary.
It was an uphill battle, but she quickly learned and things became more smooth smoother after a few months.
However, what we really liked about Yuki Yuri was that she is very polite and very careful cautious with her words.
She never speaks without consideration and , and I've never heard of anyone ever being offended by her.
She was well-liked by students and teachers alike.
I believe that she is like this because of her upbringing and cultural background.
The Japanese are very polite people and their language nihongo Congo is full of diplomatic Expressions.
They also look favorably upon people who show subtlety and discretion.
However, her politeness can sometimes be frustrating because it also prevents her from fully expressing her emotions.
We call her Yuki Yuri and she is Japanese.
She was my high school classmate and a dear friend until 8 today.
I first met Yuki Yuri during my freshman year back in the early 2000s at that time.
Her father was promoted to manager of their companies sole office thought it was a prestigious assignment so , so they had no choice but to pack up their belongings and migrated to Korea we became close because we were assigned as partners in a group project at first it was difficult being partners with her because of the language barrier.
She knew only basic Korean and had a limited vocabulary.
It was an uphill battle, but she quickly learned and things became more smooth smoother after a few months.
However, what we really liked about Yuki Yuri was that she is very polite and very careful cautious with her words.
She never speaks without consideration and , and I've never heard of anyone ever being offended by her.
She was well-liked by students and teachers alike.
I believe that she is like this because of her upbringing and cultural background.
The Japanese are very polite people and their language nihongo Congo is full of diplomatic Expressions.
They also look favorably upon people who show subtlety and discretion.
However, her politeness can sometimes be frustrating because it also prevents her from fully expressing her emotions.
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Describe a polite person you know
Describe a polite person you know
You should say:
Who he/she is
How you knew him/her
What he/she is like
And explain why you think he/she is polite
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Describe a polite person you know
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Who he/she is
How you knew him/her
What he/she is like
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