Sept. 7, 2020
Calligraphy
I want to be able to write stylish letters, what we call calligraphy. Don't you want to be able to quickly and tastefully write with a fountain pen? A handful of people who work in design, I admire a little bit.
オシャレな文字、いわゆるカリグラフィーを書けるようになりたい。万年筆でささっとセンスのある文字を書ける人よくないですか？デザインの仕事をしているほんの一握りの人、私はすこし憧れています。
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Calligraphy
I want to be able to write stylish letters, what we call calligraphy.
Don't you wanWouldn't it be great to be able to quickly and tastefully write with a fountain pen?
Wouldn't it be great to be able to quickly and tastefully write with a fountain pen?
I think "Wouldn't it be great" (or "Isn't it great") better captures the feeling of saying that something is good/cool/fun/etc. to be able to do. Using "Don't you want" seems a little more targeted at one person/ enticing someone to do something more than I think is intended. Either way can work.
A handful of people who work in design, can use calligraphy, and I admire them a little bit.
A handful of people who work in design can use calligraphy, and I admire them a little bit.
This sentence needed a reason why you admire them to make more sense.
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Great job!
Sept. 8, 2020
Thank you!!
I want to be able to write stylish letters, whatich we call calligraphy.
I want to be able to write stylish letters, which we call calligraphy.
I might say it like this:
I want to get into calligraphy, which is the art of writing stylish letters.
Don't you want to be able to quickly and tastefully write with a fountain pen?
AThere are a handful of people who work in design, that I admire a little bit.
There are a handful of people who work in design that I admire.
I might say it like this to clarify what type of people I admire:
There are a handful of calligraphers who work in design that I admire.
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I’ve always thought calligraphy was cool too. Good writing!
Sept. 8, 2020
Thank you!
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I want to be able to write stylish letters, what we call call calligraphy. |
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Don't you want to be able to quickly and tastefully write with a fountain pen? This sentence has been marked as perfect!
I think "Wouldn't it be great" (or "Isn't it great") better captures the feeling of saying that something is good/cool/fun/etc. to be able to do. Using "Don't you want" seems a little more targeted at one person/ enticing someone to do something more than I think is intended. Either way can work. |
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A handful of people who work in design, I admire a little bit.
I might say it like this to clarify what type of people I admire: There are a handful of calligraphers who work in design that I admire.
A handful of people who work in design This sentence needed a reason why you admire them to make more sense. |
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I want to be able to write stylish letters, what we call calligraphy.
I want to be able to write stylish letters, wh I might say it like this: I want to get into calligraphy, which is the art of writing stylish letters. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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