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Max you spoke very well. Next time remember to open your mouth wide so we can hear every part of the words you say.
ReplyDeleteOk mrs devich.i will remember to put my mouth wider.
Deletenice speech next time i think you should speak a little bit more clearly and slowly
ReplyDeletePrivyet Max, kak dela? When I was a child I wanted to be a mailman too but now I am a teacher instead. I really enjoyed hearing you speak.
ReplyDeleteby Mr. Tumulty
Thank you Mr Tumulty and mikaela
DeleteWhat lovely speaking Max. To be a mailman in New Zealand, you have to be fit because we have so many hills.
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