July 31, 2020
My Story - My Least Favorite Food
I don't know why, but I don't like coriander. A lot of people tell me it's delicious, but I can't understand its appeal. It smells like a stink bug and feels like grass in my mouth. The only time I'll eat it is if I'm a guest. Luckily it's not common in Japan and easy to avoid.
なぜかわからないけど、パクチーが好きになれない。美味しいとたくさんの人に言われるけど、その魅力が理解できない。カメムシのような臭いがするし、口に入れると草のような感じがする。私がそれを食べるのは招かれているときだけだ。幸いにも日本では一般的ではないので避けやすい。
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My Story - My Least Favorite Food
I don't know why, but I don't like coriander.
A lot of people tell me it's delicious, but I can't understand its appeal.
It smells like a stinky bug and feels like grass in my mouth. It smells like a stinky bug and feels like grass in my mouth.
A stink bug isn't a valid noun in English. The noun you have used is 'bug'. The adjective 'stinky' describes the bug.
The only time I'll eat it is if I'm a guest.
Luckily, it's not common in Japan and easy to avoid. Luckily, it's not common in Japan and easy to avoid.
Added a comma after 'Luckily'
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Your English is easily understood by any English speaker. There might be an occasional need for clarification - but that's alright.
July 31, 2020
You write well! Please continue!
July 31, 2020
Thank you for your correcting! I will continue to learn English. :)
July 31, 2020
It smells like a stinky bug and feels like grass in my mouth.
A stink bug isn't a valid noun in English. The noun you have used is 'bug'. The adjective 'stinky' describes the bug.
A stink bug is a valid noun in English. It refers to a species of insect that is native to places such as Japan, China and Korea. The original sentence is correct.
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The only time I'll eat it is if I'm a guest. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Luckily it's not common in Japan and easy to avoid. Luckily, it's not common in Japan and easy to avoid. Luckily, it's not common in Japan and easy to avoid. Added a comma after 'Luckily' |
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My Story - My Least Favorite Food This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I don't know why, but I don't like coriander. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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A lot of people tell me it's delicious, but I can't understand its appeal. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It smells like a stink bug and feels like grass in my mouth. It smells like a stinky bug and feels like grass in my mouth. It smells like a stinky bug and feels like grass in my mouth. A stink bug isn't a valid noun in English. The noun you have used is 'bug'. The adjective 'stinky' describes the bug. |
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