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Japanese Translation help!?

I am in the process of creating a video for my friend who is leaving back to Japan and I want to do it all in Japanese. I have the majority of it done, but I want to put captions on some pictures, so if someone could translate these sentences for me I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!!

Our trip to Austin. It was not what we expected but I still enjoyed it.

Tea presentation in Japanese class.

Our first trip to the mall.

Our room, remember when we had plumbing problem?

Before / After

Eating dinners together, you always made delicious food.

Packing our room.

Last day together.

Our trip to Austin.
オースティンへの旅行

It was not what we expected but I still enjoyed it.
予想と違ったけど、楽しかった。

Tea presentation in Japanese class.
日本語教室での茶会

Our first trip to the mall.
ショッピングセンターに初めて出掛けた時

Our room, remember when we had plumbing problem?
私達の部屋、配管に問題があったのを覚えてる?
Note: Replace 私達 by 僕たち if you are a man.

Before / After
前/後

Eating dinners together, you always made delicious food.
一緒に食べた夕食。いつも美味しい食事を作ってくれたね。

Packing our room
部屋の荷造り

Last day together
一緒に過ごした最後の日

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