Mr. Morikawa: Yes, it’s been my hobby for many years.

Yuriko: Can you show me some of your work?

Mr. Morikawa: Of course, here. Take a look at these photos on my phone.

Yuriko: What are they? Some kind of covers?

Mr. Morikawa: Exactly, teapot covers. I sell them online. It was my first time making this type.

Yuriko: Wow, awesome job! Well done!

Mr. Morikawa: Thanks. How about you? Can you show me some of your work, Yuriko?

Yuriko: Well, I made this cardigan that I’m wearing.

Mr. Morikawa: Great!

Sally: Yes, of course I did. Do you like it?

Bob: Yes, it’s very good. Who is this young man in the picture?

sally: It’s my son, Dorian.

Bob: Oh, he’s a very handsome young man.

sally: Thanks.

Bob: Did he pose for the picture, or did you copy a photo?

sally: Dorian did pose for it. We took a lot of breaks.

Bob: You’ve made amazing progress, Sally. Keep up the good work.

Salty: Thank you, Bob. I will.

Renji: I’m surprised. I haven’t run like this in a while.

Aoi: I knew you had it in you. You definitely have what it takes.

Renji: Thanks, Aoi. But it’s all due to your support. I almost gave up on running.

Aoi: I told you. You can win in running and in studying.

Renji: Am I winning in my studies too?

Aoi: Of course. I’m your tutor, right?

Renji: Right. I’m really lucky.

Aoi: Yes, you are indeed.

Kelly: Good. The guests on the talk show are really interesting. But I have mixed feelings about the job.

Takuma: Don’t you like being the host?

Kelly: I do, but I can’t be as good as Uncle Barry.

Takuma: He was that show’s host for over 30 years. Things take time. Don’t worry. I’ll stand by you no matter what.

Kelly: Thanks, Takuma. And thanks for doing all the housework when I’m at work.

Takuma: No problem. I like doing housework.