Hi David. Thank you for your reply. Today I checked your lesson two times. Both is understandable to me and give some idea to improve my English. In my essay, fifth sentence, I mean I have respect to maker and staff of ‘Mitene’. That app can upload photos and videos with no limits. We usually make videos in another app so there are no functions in Mitene. Sorry for my wrong leads. By the way, I could clearly understand your advice at all. I’ll try to study your lesson again and get your phrases in my English. I’m looking forward to take a next lesson with you. Best wishes Giro
Dear David Thank you for your reply. I’m sorry for late reply that I was in business trip last week. I really appreciate that your kind replies not only to the essay and questions but also in the message. I always read your reply several times to study. I’m looking forward to take a lesson with you again. Best wishes Hiro
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to have learned you say “ face masks,” not mouth masks.
Thank you so much for your correction! Your examples always help me improve my English!
Dear David, Thank you very much for your quick reply. I always appreciate your corrections and suggestions. I enjoy expressing myself in English. I'm looking forward to sending you more pieces of writing in the near future! Have a great weekend1 Sincerely, nmkh
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to have learned “ the counter” is better as there is one counter.
Thank you for your correction and a kind comment! The articles are one of my weak points of my writing. I keep practicing!
Thank you for your reply! Your kind and careful guidance and Q & A helped my understanding. I apologize my poor English. Thank you again!
Thank you for your correction of my diary. Your advice is very clear! Also, I really like you always telling me alternative ways, which is very helpful for me.
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to have learned you say “ fill out,” not fill in.
Thank you for your correction and useful advice! Your suggestion "among mothers" sounds good! I don't know if it is only in Japan that many mothers prefer belonging to a group and tend to care about who your friends are. Just like the English proverb "birds of feathers flock together", some mothers are not very happy about themselves and talk ill of others; it seems they never grow up!
Thank you for your extreamly quick reply. I was very surprised. Our Japanese aren't adept at using "ever". To use this adverb is too difficult. I will learn how to use it much more. I'd like you to teach me again. Kind regards,
Hello, David. I got a big surprise to learn English from you! I think most of all Japanese don't know how to use "try to (do something)" and "try (doing something)." This is a happy surprise for me. And, When I am in Saipan, I can say "This is my first time in Saipan," but since I wrote this before I went to Saipan, I am not "in" Saipan yet in this sentence. I will be more careful about what I say. Thank you for your lovely feedback. I like your expressions. Yumeco
Thank you so much! I have really benefited from your correction!
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to have learned the good expression “ stack up.”
