Tsukamoto Yoko Ballet Studio .... Scoala de balet la care am predat ! (Silviu Caraba )

Look, here is the school book, which is Yokosuka-moto. This is the school book, where all the students and professors are. Look, this is the boss, Yokosuka-moto. Here is the staff. Who is he? Well, because it's written only in Japanese, I can't understand. Tomoko, where is my name here? I asked Tomoko, where is my name. Look, this is my name, Karaba Silviu. But it's written in Japanese, you see? Where is it? Look here. That's how it's written, Karaba Silviu, in Japanese. Here are the teachers, in the school. These are ballet teachers. This is the same. These are jazz teachers. Look at Silviu here. Look, Karaba Silviu. But it's written in Japanese. Look, down here it says, fight! Each one had to write something for the students. And I wrote down there, at the end, fight! I mean, fight to get what you want. And here are the students. Look, here are the students. But it has a lot of girls, only girls. It has no boys at all. So, it has two boys, or three boys. But small. One, yes, it's just bigger. Look at this one. Look how many students it has. These are smaller. Look, a smaller boy. How small are they? About three years old. Two, three years old. Four years old. Here is a student. I like her, she has a pig's muzzle. But I haven't seen her here. It's like you say it's a pig's muzzle. I think it's bigger. And these are all students of modern dance. Kala means power. I didn't know what else to say to make it sound good. Kigi means tail. Here he takes out his tail. Good, good.