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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2025 · 10 MIN

Episode #4: 私がニューヨークの大学で勉強している事

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ニューヨークの大学で何を勉強してるかについて話しました〜。全く理系じゃない鬼文系の私が泣きながら😂STEM専攻しいてるお話です！大学話は1億個はあるので、今後も沢山する予定👩🏻‍🎓　99%が苦労話🥹🌿NYC/ ニューヨーク/ 留学/ New York/ アメリカ留学/社会人留学/英語

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