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Today , my school has this event called the Japanese Exchange Student Programme. Which the Japanese student will write a letter to us and we have to write them back before a month coming to my school to see us in person in Malaysia.
I was not surprise to see that Natsumi is taller than me because in the letter she wrote that her height is 170 cm . I think she is one of the tallest student among her classmates and friends. With me instead , i’m shortest student among my classmates
And when i took photos with her , she actually need bend down a lot just to match height with me
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Natsumi is a very friendly and humble girl . I really like her and i really happy to be her friend 
. I also met my friends’ Japanese friends .
When comes to communicating with them , it can get a little bit difficult because most of them doesn’t understand English and on the other hand , we were given a paper with some translation on it so we can talk to them in Japanese . They also brought a book with Japanese to Malay translation on it. Pretty much they didn’t actually use that book to talk to us . Natsumi seems to understand me when i talk to her and she can answer me with a bit of English . It looks like she actually when for classes before.
After we exchange our presents , we went down to my school’s field to take photos under the FLAMMING DAMN GOD HOT SUN 
. I pity the Japanese students because they uniforms are kinda thick because they’re school is surrounded with air-con . In my school the only air-con u can find is the teacher’s office , the principal office and the IT room the rest will be the ceiling fan .
The Japanese students left my school around 12 something noon where the god damn hot sun is burning. Lucky them , they get to sit in a bus with air-con but my friends and I have to rearrange the chairs and the tables .
That is all , is my first time and last time
to be in this programme . I hope Natsumi likes my gifts and I hope she enjoys her trip in Malaysia and last thing is I hope i get to see her someday .
