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Q: How much free time do you normally have per week? Is the free time something you are accustomed to?

I for one have a lot of free time it seems in between classes and on my off days. What about you? 

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We worked that out a long long long time ago Matty

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I search your or traveler's post & comment for free entertainment 

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Last semester I had no free time, this semester I have quite a bit. Maybe I can study Chinese? 

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Thats a fresh topic, well I have about 12 total hours teaching a week so have a ton of free time now.  I am not sure if I could ever get re-accustomed to a real job and real working hours.  Often spend my free time reading, at the gym, playing basketball, cooking and now a lot of free time teaching on the side.  I realized instead of sitting on this website answering questions my time could be better used passing on some English skills and making a buck.

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I had only free time, that just meant I was spending. So my time was not free.

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