I want to talk you about one occasion. I help my family members. Um, I always started to help my parents. Now at the moment I want uh. I would like to talk about one occasion. Only one occasion. Uh, this time it was excellent. I helped it to my grandmother. Uh, because my grandfather cannot. To fully understand to the technology. But at uh, that time he have to speaking with my sister. Who, um, studied in a freagian country, asian country. Um, who studying for asian countries. Then at that time, my um uh, family member, uh, the time she had to speak with my sister. But she cannot. Couldn’t understand, um, the technology. And uh, didn’t know she didn’t know how to use the computer. Um. Then I decided to learn, uh, her, uh, for speaking with my sister. Um. Then first time, um, I learned to my grandmother. He um, learning very well. But uh, next day he couldn’t remember anything I had learned to her. Then I being um, a silent. I was silent. And then, uh, I learned again. Learned again. Him, uh, here. Then he was uh, learning very well. Next day, uh. He uh. Next day, um. Let’s speak, uh. And use herself very well in technology.
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I want to talk to you about one occasion when I helped my family members. I always started to help my parents. Now, at the moment, I would like to talk about one occasion, only one occasion. This time it was excellent. I helped my grandmother because my grandfather could not fully understand technology. At that time, he had to speak with my sister, who studied in a foreign Asian country. My family member had to speak with my sister, but she could not understand the technology and didn't know how to use the computer. Then I decided to teach her how to speak with my sister. The first time, I taught my grandmother, and she learned very well. But the next day, she couldn't remember anything I had taught her. Then I was silent, and I learned again with her. Then she was learning very well. The next day, she was able to use the technology herself very well. It was rewarding to see her progress, and I felt happy to help my family connect with each other despite the challenges of technology.
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