I feel never tired when I learn new skills. I learned with with really exciting. Couple of years ago, suddenly I said to my mother, I want to learn how a cook. First of all, my mother, said you you couldn’t, but you couldn’t. But I’m but my, um, I requested my mother, please, help. Please, uh, told me how to cook. After that, my mother, Taught me some basic some basic food, such as boiling rice, tea making, and then some dishes. Also, I would often help my mom while she was cooking and gradually learn and prepare meals on my own. It was exciting test, My favorite dishes make Pasta, chicken curry, and, um, etcetera. After that, uh, every day evening, I I was make some something delicious, uh, I also, uh, I also like baking cakes and some breakfast made some breakfast from for my family member when they ate this, uh, after that the encourage me and
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I never tire of learning new skills. I learned to cook with great excitement. A couple of years ago, I suddenly told my mother, 'I want to learn how to cook.' At first, my mother said, 'You can't,' but I requested her help, saying, 'Please, teach me how to cook.' After that, my mother taught me some basic cooking skills, such as boiling rice, making tea, and preparing simple dishes. I would often help my mom while she was cooking and gradually learned to prepare meals on my own. It was an exciting experience. My favorite dishes to make are pasta, chicken curry, and others. Every evening, I would make something delicious. I also enjoy baking cakes and making breakfast for my family members. When they ate what I made, they encouraged me and...
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