In Japan, many people buy carnations for Mother's Day.
Thank you for correcting my English while you were busy!
I also like to see rain or snow from my window.
I don't like rainy days because I can't ride my bicycle.
Thank you for your feedback. Japanese women have made a lot of efforts not to become tanned for years, as this prevents wrinkles and spots in their later lives. Recently, some Japanese men have been interested in keeping their skins beautiful too, mainly due to the influence from K-pop male artists. As always, your explanations were easy to follow, and the alternative sentences you offered me were very useful. It was my first time to see the idiom 'jump on the bandwagon.' You helped me broaden my vocabulary!
I'm not sure about other Japanese people, when I throw away old things, I tell them, "Thank you and goodbye."
My iron is old and inadequate too. I bought it 40 years ago.
I'm bad at ironing clothes!
Please don't worry about strawberries! I know you are very busy, and I enjoyed your sentences about strawberries.
Ms. Ellie_P, I send cherries, not strawberries!!
It sounds like you are a strong teacher. I admire you!
I'm glad you have gotten the new computer.
Your son is so reliable!
I didn't know Coke works when our stomach is upset. I'll try it next time.
Thank you for your concern!
