Dec. 31, 2022
First, I wish all of you a happy new year! Everyone on this page will get good health, a harmonious family, and wealth in 2023!
My older sister's father-in-law worked as a director of a 10,000-staff factory after retiring from the army. They were rich compared with my family. I didn't like eating at their family, they usually provide very little quantity for each plate of a dish. I nearly couldn't eat full every time.
I know Shanghai and adjacent areas have been the richest place in China for thousands of years. People living there have considerable financial acumen. If this area was considered an independent country, the country would be the most developed country in the world. Shanghai was forced to open to western countries in 1843. Some western countries managed concessions were established. It was good news for local people though the government said it was a shame.
I got an offer from METRO ( a Germany-owned hypermarket), and the company arranged for me to be trained in this admirable, mysterious metropolis. I was proud and happy to get free training. On the train to Shanghai, I was excited and dreamed about my future a lot, will the Shanghai people be as arrogant as I heard before?
Are Shanghai People Arrogant? (2)
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First, I wish all of you a hHappy nNew yYear!
Happy New Year!
We capitalize the first letter of each word in Happy New Year.
EMay everyone on this page will getsite receive good health, a harmonious family, and wealth in 2023!!
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When we make wishes for others, we very often use the format, "May you ..." or "May everyone ..."
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If this area was considered an independent country, the country would be the most developed country in the world.
Shanghai was forced to be opened to wWestern countries in 1843.
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It was good news for local people though the government said it was a shame.
I got an offer from METRO ( a Germany-owned hypermarket), and the company arranged for me to be trained in this admirable, mysterious metropolis.
I was proud and happy to get free training.
On the train to Shanghai, I was excited and dreamed about my future a lot, w. Will the Shanghai people be as arrogant as I had heard before?
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Are Shanghai People Arrogant (2)
First of all, I wish all of you a happy nNew yYear!
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People living there have considerable financial acumen.
If this area was considered an independent country, the country would be the most developed country in the world.
Shanghai was forced to open to western countries in 1843.
Some western countries managed concessions and were established.
It was good news for local people though the government said it was a shame.
I got an offer from METRO ( a Germany-owned hypermarket), and the company arranged for me to be trained in this admirable, mysterious metropolis.
I was proud and happy to get free training.
On the train to Shanghai, I was excited and dreamed about my future a lot, w Will the Shanghai people be as arrogant as I heard befothey were?
Are Shanghai People Arrogant? (2)
First, I wish all of you a happy new year!
Everyone onwho views this page will get good health, a harmonious family, and wealth in 2023!!
“Everyone on this page” would usually mean everyone whose name appears in the text on this page.
My older sister's father-in-law worked as a director of a 10,000-staffworker factory after retiring from the army.
Why are you mentioning him here? Did he live In Shanghai?
They were rich compared with my family.
I didn't like eating at their family, they usually provide very little quantity for each plate of a dishhome because the portions they served at meals were very small.
I nearly couldn't eat fumy fill every time.
I know Shanghai and adjacent areas have been the richest place in China for thousands of years.
People living there have considerable financial acumen.
If this area was considered an independent country, the country would be the most developed country in the world.
Ha, ha! This would make more sense if you specified how you would be measuring this country’s development, for example, GDP per capita. And of course, if the same measurement were likewise applied to other metropolises, then Shanghai would probably not come out as the most developed.
Shanghai was forced to open to wWestern countries in 1843.
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Some Western-country-managed concessions were established.
It was good news for local people though the government (later?) said it was a shame.
Did the government say it was a shame at the time?
I got an offer from METRO ( a Germany-owned hypermarket), and the company arranged for me to be trained in this admirable, mysterious metropolis.
I was proud and happy to get free training.
On the train to Shanghai, I was excited and dreamed about my future a lot, w. “Will the Shanghai people be as arrogant as I heard before?” I wondered.
Are Shanghai People Arrogant (2)?
EI hope that everyone on this pagwebsite will gethave good health, a harmonious family, and wealth in 2023!
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I didon't like eating at their family, thouse. They usually provide very little quantity forfood on each plate of a dish.
'Didn't' implies that you are talking only about the past, while 'don't' applies to the present (which I think might be more accurate in this case, unless you have changed your mind about eating at their house?)
I nearly couldn't eat full every timeEach time I ate at theirs, I never felt full.
Just a suggestion to make it sound a bit more natural.
I know Shanghai and adjacent areas have been the richest placeregion in China for thousands of years.
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'Financial acumen' is quite a technical word, and it means 'financial expertise/skills/knowlege', whereas I think you might just want to refer here to the amount of money/wealth that they have?
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I got an offer from METRO ( a Germany-owned hysupermarket), and the company arranged for me to be trained in this admirable, though mysterious, metropolis.
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Excellent writing! A very happy and healthy New Year to you as well.
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First, Happy new year to everyone! |
Everyone on this page will get good health, a harmonious family, and wealth in 2023!
Everyone “Everyone on this page” would usually mean everyone whose name appears in the text on this page.
こちらこそう! When we make wishes for others, we very often use the format, "May you ..." or "May everyone ..." |
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I nearly couldn't eat full every time.
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If this area was considered an independent country, the country would be the most developed country in the world. If this area was considered an independent country, the country would be the most developed country in the world. Ha, ha! This would make more sense if you specified how you would be measuring this country’s development, for example, GDP per capita. And of course, if the same measurement were likewise applied to other metropolises, then Shanghai would probably not come out as the most developed. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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