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Thank you for your feedback and suggestions to improve my sentences!
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Dear Moss, Hello again, ”Because, Post Offices are only open from 9 to 5, working people, would be unable to make lunchtime visits.” this is wonderful! I like it. Thank you for the explanation about how to say time in a day. Also,"lunchtime visits" is a good expression, precisely describing what I meant to say. I'm a bit afraid if my idea about Post offices sounds mean. But I think many Japanese people would think the same way when they see the change. It's a beautiful day, today. We have an autumn festival in the city I live. Such a small local event gives me an opportunity to see and have a fun chatting with people in the neighborhood. Take care and see you next time. Yoko
Hello, Moss, I'm fine and happy to hear you are fine, too. I didn't know that the Japanese, the American, the french sound negative sometimes, thank you. I like the last two sentences you wrote to correct mine. Lately, on TV evening news I watch stories are read by AI. They are quite natural and smooth, but I feel uncomfortable to listen to them, because AI don't take a breath, I feel like I'm choked. take care and see you next time. Yoko
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