May 2, 2025
I quit my job
Today is my final day at work. I have 9 years in here, and now I'm out. I felt I wasn't learning anything new at work, there was no opportunity for improvement or promotion, and my motivation had waned. Before leaving, I felt scared about the uncertainty of unemployment and the lack of immediate income. But if I don't leave, I will slowly be dying from this job. And finally, I talked with my boss and he also agreed with me. He felt very regretful but also glad that I could actively seek a new opportunity, something he was unable to do at my age.
For 9 years, I have used Japanese day by day at work, I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company). As a result, my other language skills, English and Korean, have declined. I've almost forgotten Korean grammar, and my English fluency has decreased. During the upcoming unemployment period (maybe a month), I will try to improve that, first with English.
Hope I will be better soon by writing every day.
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I have 9 years in herebeen here for 9 years, and now I'm out.
I have been here for 9 years, and now I'm out.
But if I doidn't leave, I willould slowly be dying from this job.
But if I didn't leave, I would slowly be dying from this job.
You've established that you've already left, so better to use this tense
He felt very regretfuldisappointed but also glad that I could actively seek a new opportunity, something he was unable to do at my age.
He felt disappointed but also glad that I could actively seek a new opportunity, something he was unable to do at my age.
We wouldn't really use regretful in this situation
For 9 years, I have used Japanese day byto day at work, I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
For 9 years, I have used Japanese day to day at work, I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
Hopefully, I will be better soon by writing every day. Hopefully, I will be better soon by writing every day.
May 3, 2025
Thanks!!! So could you let me know when I use regretful instead of disappointed?
May 3, 2025
Regretful gets used when you feel remorse about some actions (usually your own). Like if your actions caused harm to someone and you're unhappy about that. There's a sense that, if you were in the same situation again, you wouldn't take the same actions again.
Disappointed is more sort of moderate unhappiness about the outcome. e.g. the outcome might not be what you wanted, but not because you feel like you've done anything wrong.
May 4, 2025
Clear for me. Thank you!
I quit my job
Today is my final day at work.
I have 9 years been working here for 9 years, and now I'm outleaving.
I have been working here for 9 years, and now I'm leaving.
I felt I wasn't learning anything new at work, there was no opportunity for improvement or promotion, and my motivation had waned.
Before leaving, I felt scared about the uncertainty of unemployment and the lack of immediate income.
But if I don't leave, I will slowly be dying from this job.
And finally, I talked with my boss and he also agreed with me.
He felt very regretful but also glad that I could actively seek a new opportunity, something he was unable to do at my age.
For 9 years, I have used Japanese day by dayon a daily basis at work,. I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
For 9 years, I have used Japanese on a daily basis at work. I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
As a result, my other language skills, English and Korean, have declined.
I've almost forgotten Korean grammar, and my English fluency has decreased.
During the upcoming unemployment period (maybe a month), I will try to improve that, firststarting with English.
During the upcoming unemployment period (maybe a month), I will try to improve that, starting with English.
HI hope I will be betterimprove soon by writing every day.
I hope I will improve soon by writing every day.
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Your level of English is already excellent. Keep it up!
May 3, 2025
Thank you for supporting and encouraging me.
I have 9 years in here,been here for 9 years and now, I'm out.
I have been here for 9 years and now, I'm out.
I felt like I wasn't learning anything new at work, there was no opportunity for improvement or promotion, and my motivation had waned. I felt like I wasn't learning anything new at work, there was no opportunity for improvement or promotion, and my motivation had waned.
He felt very regretful, but also glad that I could actively seek a new opportunity, something he was unable to do at my age. He felt very regretful, but also glad that I could actively seek a new opportunity, something he was unable to do at my age.
For 9 years, I have used Japanese day by daily at my work, I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
For 9 years, I have used Japanese daily at my work, I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
I've almost forgotten Korean grammar, and my English fluency has decreased.
I've almost forgotten Korean grammar and my English fluency has decreased.
HopeI will hope that I will be better soon by writing every day.
I will hope that I will be better soon by writing every day.
Feedback
Great work! I think your English is great! I wish you good luck with finding a new job and practicing English. As of now, enjoy your free time!
May 2, 2025
Thanks!!! :D
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For 9 years, I have used Japanese day by day at work, I even speak Japanese unconsciously at home with my wife (my wife and I work at the same company).
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As a result, my other language skills, English and Korean, have declined. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I've almost forgotten Korean grammar, and my English fluency has decreased.
I've almost forgotten Korean grammar This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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During the upcoming unemployment period (maybe a month), I will try to improve that, first with English.
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Hope I will be better soon by writing every day. Hopefully, I will be better soon by writing every day. Hopefully, I will be better soon by writing every day.
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