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I joined the "Bosai" festival with my family today.
"Bosai" means preparing for disastars, for example tayhoon, earthquake etc...
It's an annual event, and we learned how to protect us when we are suffered disastars.
~~~~(I want to say police, self defence force, firefighter, amburace etc..) attended this festival and taught some protection methods with quizes.
A lot of boothes which sell foods or do workshop were joined, too.
In one of these, we tried to make a whistle by a paper.
It was little bit difficulte but I felt very helpful when I'll get disastars.
Of cause, we enjoyed some foods.
I ate a cuban sandwitch for the first time, and it was so nice.
"Bosai" means preparing for disastaers, for example tayphoons, earthquakes etc...
It's an annual event, and we learned how to protect uourselves when we are suffered disastaers.
~~~~(I want to say police, self defence force, firefighter, amburace etc..)Emergency services attended this festival and taught some protection methods with quizzes.
A lot of boothes which sell foods or do workshops were joinedpresent, too.
In one of these, we tried to make a whistle by afrom paper.
It was little bit difficulte but I felt very helpful for when I'll get disastaers.
Of cause, we enjoyealso had some foods.
"enjoyed" sounds pretty unnatural in this context, I think.
I ate a cuban sandwitch for the first time, and it was sovery nice.
"Bosai" Festival
I joined the "Bosai" festival with my family today.
"Bosai" means preparing for disastaers, for example tayphoon, earthquake etc...
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It's an annual event, and we learned how to protect us when we are sufferedourselves when disastaers occur.
"when we suffer disasters" would work here, but this is a less wordy alternative that feels more natural to my ears.
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"Emergency services" is generally the collective term for the various services you mentioned. This would give the impression that there are multiple there without having to specifically list them all.
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"little bit difficult" is fine, but "little difficult" is probably more natural. "when I get disasters" doesn't really make sense. Disasters are things that happen to you, as opposed to something you get.
Of cauourse, we enjoyed some foods.
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I ate a cCuban sandwitch for the first time, and it was so nice.
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That sounds like a very useful festival to attend.
You are writing about a lot of varied things lately, keep it up.
"Bosai" Festival
I joined the "Bosai" festival with my family today.
"Bosai" means preparing for disastars, for example tayhoon, earthquake etc...
It's an annual event, and we learned how to protect us when we are suffered disastars.
~~~~(I want to say police, self defence force, firefighter, amburace etc..) attended this festival and taught some protection methods with quizes.
A lot of boothes which sell foods or do workshop were joined, too.
In one of these, we tried to make a whistle by afrom paper.
It was a little bit difficulte but I felt it was very helpful when I'll get disastarsa disaster will happen.
Of cauourse, we enjoyed some foods.
I ate a cCuban sandwitch for the first time, and it was so nice.
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~~~~(I want to say police, self defence force, firefighter, amburace etc..) attended this festival and taught some protection methods with quizes. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
"Emergency services" is generally the collective term for the various services you mentioned. This would give the impression that there are multiple there without having to specifically list them all.
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