awesome revival! i love the 4 minutes of A/B 1/2 sign preparations. haha....maybe you could use a hat to signify person B...

either way, great dialogs - i completely understood what you were saying.

pronunciation-wise, just keep in mind that the vowels are just like spanish vowels. for example, the 'o' always sounds like:
-poke
-hope
-no

it shouldn't ever be pronounced like:
-song
-Tom

Does that make sense?

Also, usage-wise, I very rarely heard the term 'anata' used while I was in Japan. Even though I'd learned it all through school--and I was never told not to use it--it just doesn't seem to be part of authentic, regular Japanese.

they just kind of perceive the subject of the sentence based on context.

e.g.
A: sumimasen...eigo ga wakarimasuka?
B: iie, watashi ha eigo ga wakarimasen.

(actually, it's more likely that B would use "wakaranai," which is slightly less formal.)

either way, hooray for goalproving revivals. i've just set a weekly goalproving alarm on my calendar, and you're the first person on the list!

do you want me to only remind you every other week?