Thank you very much.
Hello Desiree Sorry, you've got a cold in such circumstance.... People are sensitive about being healthy or not. We stupidly try not to cough in public, even when we just feel uncomfortable on throat. Thank you so much for the corrections and the nice message. I'm flattered. Stay warm and take lot of water. I hope you get better soon. Yoko
Dear Desiree, Thank you for your comments. I'll refer to your comments from now on. Regards.
Dear Desiree: Thank you for your correcting my writing! It was so nice learning natural expressions. I'm happy that you said so about my studying. By using idiy, I'll try to increase my vocabulary. Warm regards, yumi-pyon
Thank you for the corrections and advice. I will check how many words in a sentence I write. approve of... can better (verb) one-on-one time with (SB) I will try them. Stay safe and have a wonderful new year. Yoko
Thank you for the corrections and the message you wrote to me. Stay safe and have a good day. Yoko
Thank you very much
Thanks for your correction. I'm sorry that I made an easy spelling mistakes. Proofreading is important as you said. I guess the winter is harder in Canada, so I should not say complaint in warm Japan :D Anyway, please stay in healthy and have a wonderful day. See you soon. Toru
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
I am happy to know you like the phrase "rugby being on the unlucky list." I think it is quite well written. I continue the 2nd and 3rd sentences, and I meant Japanese people remember...... but actually, yours sounds much better, as every country team played with a great team spirits. Thank you so much. Yoko
Dear Desiree Thank you for your confirmation. I really appreciate your help. I can understand more natural way of saying. I want to keep in learning. I hope you are having a good week too. It's getting colder, So please take care of yourself. Sincerely, Sana
Wow! You remember my weak point in the last assignment, which I asked you to check. You gave me a helpful reminder and I have been trying since them. Thank you, Desiree. Yoko
Thank you so much.
That's right! Thank you for reminding me. I should think and write in English, English must come to my thinking first before Japanese, when I write a English sentence.
