

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. I have understood what you want to mean regarding expats. Although your suggestion is reasonable, I meant that it is very difficult to practice in Japanese medias. Since the medial always pay attention to their popularity, staff strictly restrict straight comments that may watchers and listeners get angry. Under such circumstance, talentos are hesitate to mention the distinct aspects of Japanese culture, instead beautify the unique behaviors of Japanese to earn likeability. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Yes, I agree with that the Japanese-speaking expats/"tarentos" mention the unique aspects of Japanese culture. However, Japanese medias are hesitant to mentioning the specific things due to a threat of losing popularity. It is because Japanese medias always regard our custom and traditions as virtues, so consequently many Japanese misbelieve that foreigners take the implicit traditional rules for respectable deeds. This is a obvious gap between foreigners and Japanese residents, resulting in misunderstanding. Although Japanese undocumented social promises may be a distinct culture, the media should mention how Japanese society is a closed and exclusive society. I believe that the Japanese government should encourage students to participate in travel guide volunteers which provide interection between foreign visitors and Japanese. While the interection elevates more, diversification and acceptance of differences can be expanded. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Yes, I review corrections carefully to brush up my writting skill. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for correction that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you very much for your detailed corrections. I’m sorry I couldn’t send my feedback earlier. Your explanation of how to use psychological verbs was extremely helpful. I also appreciate your repeated recommendation of “due to”. I’ll make an effort to use it from now on. The techniques you taught me, using a concise main subject and adding the “-er” suffix, were also very useful for writing more clearly. I’ll write another journal soon. Thank you again, and I hope you have a wonderful week. Best regards, mkawa

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Hi, SaraRoseNY, Thank you for picking up my writing and corrected them. You understood what I wanted to say and rewrote them in a wonderful way. I see many impressive wordings and new vocabularies. I hate listening AI voice. That's because they don't take a breath when reading, I feel like being choked. Take care and see you next time, Yoko

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. My given name is Masaaki that means “Masa (elegant outlook)” and “Aki (cheerful character)”. I am proud of my name because they have significant meanings, cool Kanji character with 「雅」 and 「朗」, and bright pronunciations. I am appreciated to my parents’ effort for naming me. My wife’s name is Akiko that means “Aki (cheerful character)” and “Ko (child)”. Her name, that is 「明」and 「子」, reflectes with traditional gender view (women should be a child in a family for good) and one of the overused given names. Thus, my wife doesn’t feel impressed with her first name since she realizes an independent and full-time worker of which I am proud. I have two sons and we paid attention to naming with modest images with cool and modern pronunciations to match. My elder son is Tomoki that means “Tomo (having good friends)” and “Ki(hope)”. We wish he would have a lot of good friends and keep having his hope to evolve himself. My younger son is Keisuke that means “Kei (talented individual)” and “Suke (benevolence)”. We wish he would become a talented worker with kindness towards others. My wife and I believe that a first name can describe a person, so we don’t prefer Kirakira naming. Even though our thoughts are antiquated somewhat, naming with decent images is critical for a child. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to our next lesson.

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Best regards, 5971mak

Teacher SaraRoseNY Thank you for corrections that are helpful to me. Your logical development of context is pursuasive and agreeable to readers. I review your wording and elaborate explanation. Thank you for your well-organized coherency. Best regards, 5971mak