242 I'm afraid you're in the wrong seat. This is my seat.
683 I'm sorry, you're…?
684 I'm an accountant. / I work for an insurance company. / I work in an office.
686 I'm a college student.
689 We have four distinct seasons in Japan. / In Japan, the temperature changes a lot depending on the season.
690 Would you like to know how to make origami? / Let me show you how to make some origami.
691 What a nice room!
692 I got this for you.
693 I've never seen this fruit. What do you call it?
694 She's not much of a chicken eater.
695 I'd love to, but I'm full. / That sure was delicious, but I couldn't take another bite.
696 Tea would be nice. / I'll take tea. / I think I'll have some tea.
697 Have you ever tried sushi?
698 Please contact me if you come to Japan. / Make sure to tell me if you ever come to Japan.
699 I'd like some medicine for a cold.
700 I have a cold and my stomach is upset.
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Hi! I noticed this set of phrases has some questions and some statements. In statements, the voice tends to go down in pitch at the end, and in questions, up in pitch. Here is a video that might be helpful in helping you visualize this: http://www.rachelsenglish.com/questions_statements