Although it was a day nothing happened, dishes were today, the food was yummy! w Although nothing happened today, the food was yummy!

Although it was a day nothing happened, dishes were yummy! w Although it was a day nothing happened, dishes were yummy!

I would say 'Nothing special happened today but my food was yummy'

Although it was a day where nothing happened, dishes werethe food was yummy! w Although it was a day where nothing happened, the food was yummy!

"w" as a laugh indicator is specifically a Japanese thing. The English equivalent would be "lol" or maybe the crying face emoji (though that emoji often gets considered a middle age person's emoji) "dishes" can sometimes mean "varieties of food" but when you're talking about food that you ate, it's much more natural to use the simple word "food"

Today, it was a day was nothing special. Today was nothing special.

Today, it was a day nothing was not a special day. Today was not a special day.

Today, it was a day was nothing special. Today was nothing special.

OnlyThe only thing I did wereas watching YouTube and doing weight training. The only thing I did was watch YouTube and do weight training.

OnlyThe only thing I did wereas watching YouTube and doing weight training. The only thing I did was watch YouTube and do weight training.

OnlyThe only things I did were watching YouTube and doing weight training. The only things I did were watching YouTube and weight training.

"only" is an adjective, it needs a noun to be apply it to. "weight training" is a verb by itself, so it doesn't need "doing".

It was a very boring day, but dietthe meals were yummy! It was a very boring day, but the meals were yummy!

It was a very boring day, but dietmy meals were yummy! It was a very boring day, but my meals were yummy!

It was a very boring day, but diets werethe food was yummy! It was a very boring day, but the food was yummy!

"diets" makes people picture avoiding specific foods or reducing food intake to lose weight. Although there's a meaning for "diet" which "the type of food someone regularly consumes", it's a relatively formal meaning and wouldn't get used in this context.

I ate a steamed breadun for breakfast, a chicken set meal for lunch, and cheese rice gratin (for dinner?). I ate a steamed bun for breakfast, a chicken set meal for lunch, and cheese rice gratin (for dinner?).

I think you meant "steamed bun" but I could be wrong. I'm not sure what cheese rice gratin is but I'm assuming that was what you had for dinner

I ate a steamed bread for breakfast, a chicken set meal for lunch, and a cheese rice gratin. I ate steamed bread for breakfast, a chicken set meal for lunch, and a cheese rice gratin.

I'm not sure what a 'chicken set meal' is, you could say '4-piece chicken nugget meal' from McDonalds for example or a frozen 'chicken and rice bowl'. I would just describe what you ate "chicken and rice for lunch'

I ate a steamed breadun for breakfast, a chicken set meal for lunch, and cheese rice gratin. I ate a steamed bun for breakfast, a chicken set meal for lunch, and cheese rice gratin.

"bread" is uncountable. You'd say "ate a steamed X of bread" like a steamed loaf or steamed bun. However, once you include the unit, you can then omit the word bread and it's more natural to do that.

I cooked all of them! I cooked all of them!

bravo!

I don't know why but meals made by myself are more delicious like that. I don't know why but meals made by myself are more delicious.

I don't know why meals made bythat I make myself are delicious like that. I don't know why meals that I make myself are delicious like that.

"made by me" or "that I make myself", but you can't swap "me" or "myself" in these phrases.

Although today dai's diary entry is as short as yesterday one's, I'll finish writing itend it here because I a'm very sleepy... Although today's diary entry is as short as yesterday's, I'll end it here because I'm very sleepy...

Dairy = cow product like milk🥛and cheese 🧀 Diary = a personal journal 📖📝 ✍️ Today's = possessive use of the apostrophe mark ' Example: "Tom pen." (トムぺんです) ❌ "Tom's pen." (トムのぺんです) ✅ Apostrophe mark ' functions similarly to の in this example by indicating possession. I'm = I am (contraction)

Although today's dairy entry is just as short as yesterday one's, I'll finish writing it because I am very sleepy... Although today's dairy entry is just as short as yesterday's, I'll finish writing it because I am very sleepy...

I'm not understanding the last part. You didn't finish writing because you were sleep, unless the you add 'because I am very sleepy and want to go to bed after'. In this case you are motivated to finish so you can go to bed. Maybe 'Although today's diary entry is just as short as yesterday's, I'm going to stop writing here because I am very sleepy.

Although today dai's diary entry is as short as yesterday's one, I'll finish writing it because I am very sleepy... Although today's diary entry is as short as yesterday's one, I'll finish writing it because I am very sleepy...

"dairy" = milk and products made from milk (e.g. cheese, butter) "diary" = short writings about your day, or a webpage or physical book in which you write those entries