An oligopoly market?

I went to a Yoga studio today as well. Then, I was surprised that the yoga class was held in English. I had never imagined that before! Actually some students and the instructor were not Japanese, though. I had to know English vocabulary regarding yogic terminologies; such as the names of the muscles, names assigned to bones, and nouns of yogic breathing.
I, however, don't think the point was that. Today's instructor was kind of famous and he seemed to be a totally flagship, iconic person in the yoga studio. It's crystal-clear to me, but, he is from Nepal!
His English was totally hard to listen to!
It was the same as taxi drivers in Manhattan!
To tell you the truth, during yoga I tried hard not to laugh. I wonder if it was good for making muscles soft?!, because his English made me carry back funny memories from New York.
I long for Indian English in Manhattan!

Comments

[hiro]

So you got Nepalese yoga teachers in fitness gyms in Japan now.... We are really international these days.... wow.. I can't do yoga bec I have very inflexible muscles...

[Ai]

You can do it! I recommend you take hot yoga classes! It's relaxing to be in the studio.

[ANNA]

Dear Ai I sent u an emaul but u are too busy to answer me :(

[Ai]

Anna
No way! I've replied on 5th November, right after your e-mail!! Check it out!

[ANNA]

I really did not receive it. I also write another last week...
:(

[Ai]

Anna
Really? Sorry for late response! I was really working hard recently.
So, I'm writing to you! Please wait for a moment.
Speaking of which, I met Rick in Tokyo a few days ago. He seemed to be in Tokyo during his Thanksgiving holidays.
Anyway, I miss you so much. xoxoxoxo

[ANNA]

Thanks Dear Ai, please please accept my invitation to Italy for next Xmas I really miss you. If you have a change please can you remind me to Rick. He probably has forgot me.
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