Koir, hi!
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The bolded sentences are an additional explanation of the individuals that were questioned, and clarify that not all of them are in the same situation, so they would have different opinions.
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There was only one woman who said her husband ( the banker) handles the finances. The other people had same opinion that women should handle finances. I seem to have failed telling you my intensions.
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Less writing, and it gets the central idea across more efficiently.
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I don’t understand this sentence.
1. I don’t know what “Less writing” means.
2. Does “get the idea” mean “misunderstand”?
3. I don’t understand why this sentence has “across” in it.
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The very basics. Debits, credits, assets, liabilities, capital, revenue, expenses.
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It must help students a lot! Japanese schools should learn from yours.
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This was back when having IBM PCs in the school was a new thing along with computerized Accounting programs.
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I don’t know what “This was back” means.
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In my experience, it was notable for two things: one, the more complicated things got, the lower my mark fell, and two, a group effort to not do homework made the teacher entertainingly angry.
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What I should say here!? “Chuckle”??? “BS”????
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Quite alright, Yuri. Understanding concepts isn't a race, but a marathon.
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Thanks a lot! I don’t have any words to thank you enough.