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I have really appreciated the many feedbacks for my currrecent posts and been surprised that most of them were full of praises no matter how I made a lot of mistakes. I have really appreciated the many feedbacks for my recent posts and been surprised that most of them were full of praises no matter how I made a lot of mistakes.

I have really appreciated manyall the feedbacks I've received for my current posts and been surprised that most of them were full of praises no matter how Iit was mostly full of praise, even when I had made a lot of mistakes. I have really appreciated all the feedback I've received for my current posts and been surprised that it was mostly full of praise, even when I had made a lot of mistakes.

"feedback" theoretically is an uncountable noun (so you can't pluralize it), and in "full of praise", "praise" generally isn't pluralized.

I think such a culture is good for keeping your motivation. I think such a culture is good for keeping your motivation.

I think such a culture is good for keeping your motivation. I think such a culture is good for keeping your motivation.

Even if language learners know how difficult you writeing diary in foreign language that make sense is, we aren't accoustomed to be praised in Japanese. Even if language learners know how difficult writing diary in foreign language that make sense is, we aren't accustomed to praise in Japanese.

Even if language learners know how difficult you write diary in foreign language that make senseit is (it can be) to write diary entries that make sense in foreign languages, we aren't accoustomed to being praised here in Japanese. Even if language learners know how difficult it is (it can be) to write diary entries that make sense in foreign languages, we aren't accustomed to being praised here in Japanese.

"praise in Japanese" would mean "nihongo de homeru", using the Japanese language TO praise someone.

There are full of people who take someonbody else's mistakes seriously and feel a superiority by criticizing them (in Japan). There are full of people who take somebody else's mistakes seriously and feel superiority by criticizing them (in Japan).

There are fulla lot of people who take someone's mistakes seriously andquibble about other people's mistakes and criticize them to feel a superiority by criticizing them (in Japan). There are a lot of people who quibble about other people's mistakes and criticize them to feel a superiority by criticizing them (in Japan).

"quibble" is a very useful verb when you want to say "argue over details, petty matters"