This is a speech for "my classmate introduction"(^-^)Plea...

Hello. Today I will introduce you to my friend Waka. As you know, she is friendly, kind and sincere, but she needs information about her that you do not know.

She grew up in Chiba Prefecture. She was born in Yokohama but moved to Chiba prefecture because of asthma. There is fresh air there.

She lives with Makuhari, and her parents are brothers and beetles. Her 14-year-old brother is very good at swimming. To my surprise, he joined the swimming Youth Olympics!

As you know, Makuhari is known as "Makuhari Messe". Many events and baseball games are held. There is also a big shopping center. I have been to there, I am surprised how big it is.

She likes music, especially band "back numbers". She likes to eat again. Unexpectedly, she likes Japanese style candies like azuki and chocolate. Can you guess her favorite dessert? Warabimo has a strong feeling! I also like it!

Then it is important to tell her that she is playing volleyball as you may guess from her hairstyle. She did it at middle school, and now she is the captain of a volleyball club. She is cool when practicing, I often look at it.

A few days ago, one of my classmates came to our house. My 3 year old kid likes mainly to open my door to the bell, looking forward to my husband. In order to meet new people, let 's lose her balance until I introduce slowly. "LR Mama is my classmate, just like Vihaan, Varun, Diya and Ditya are your classmates." A conversation began, I first told my daughter, "Appa is my classmate." Pat answered, "Oh, I thought the apa is your husband" When we are young we talk about unlimited ways, but the other side of the transformation thinks or judges it I will not talk much about it. As the wrinkles around the eyes increase, the number of digital filters applied also increases. You will encounter more people, more diverse backgrounds than before, and it is painful to actually start talking. I do not know which political aspect this person is.

In the process of starting a speech, I distributed questionnaires to my classmates and evaluated their understanding of local politics. Half of the students who were eligible for voting actually voted for the presidential election and I knew I could not vote and vote. Many of them believe that local governments have no right to influence their daily lives and are irrelevant. I adjusted the presentation, introduced many roles and responsibilities of the local council to the students and introduced ways to become more aggressive in the community.