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Is this natural? -> I have no work from tomorrow. As of today, my five month life as a health teacher has ended. First of all, I will travel in December. After that, I’m looking for anther job. I need to earn the living expenses, not parents. That’s comfortable for me.
Is this natural? -> I have no work from tomorrow. As of today, my five month life as a health teacher has ended. First of all, I will travel in December. After that, I’m looking for anther job. I need to earn the living expenses, not parents. That’s comfortable for me.
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Starting tomorrow, I'm out of a job. As of today, my 5 months as a health teacher have ended. I will do some traveling in December, and then start looking for a new job. I need to earn enough for my living expenses, so I'm not dependent on my parents.
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Starting tomorrow, I'm out of a job. As of today, my 5 months as a health teacher have ended. I will do some traveling in December, and then start looking for a new job. I need to earn enough for my living expenses, so I'm not dependent on my parents.
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