Feb. 26, 2025
February
February is coming to an end. Time flies so fast.
Happily, I go to work only 13 days this month.
I made tacos for dinner last night, and my lunch today is a taco rice which is taco-toppings over rice. I can't wait for lunch time!
二月
二月がもうすぐ終わる……はやすぎ。
今月出社するのは13日だけ。
昨日の晩ごはんはタコス🌮
今日のお弁当はタコライス！
食べるの楽しみ☺️
February
February is coming to an end.
Time flies so fast.
Happily, I go to work only 13 days this month.
I made tacos for dinner last night, and my lunch today is a taco rice which is taco-toppings over rice.
I can't wait for lunch time!
Feb. 27, 2025
Thank you!
February
February is coming to an end.
Time flies so fast.
Happily, I go to work only 13 days this month.
I made tacos for dinner last night, and my lunch today is a taco rice, which is taco-toppings over rice.
You can add a comma here. Not a big deal.
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This is really good writing.
Feb. 27, 2025
Thank you for your corrections!
Happily, I goThankfully, I only had to work only 13 days this month.
"happily" describes how you do an action. "thankfully" describes your feelings about a situation.
I made tacos for dinner last night, andso my lunch today is a taco rice, which is taco- toppings over rice.
Your lunch is taco rice because you had tacos for dinner. For that reason, "so" better connects these two ideas.
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Taco rice sounds delicious!
Feb. 27, 2025
Thank you for your corrections!
I heard taco rice is Okinawan dish, but you can find it besides Okinawa in Japan. ☺️
February
February is coming to an end.
Time flies so fast.
Happily, I go to work onlyThankfully, I only went to work 13 days this month. (or I only had work 13 days this month.)
"I only had work 13 days this month" sounds more natural, "I only went to work 13 days this month" makes it sound like you were supposed to go to work, but didn't. either way, remember past tense
I made tacos for dinner last night, and my lunch today is a taco rice, which is taco- toppings over rice.
I can't wait for lunch time!
Feb. 27, 2025
Thank you for your corrections!
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Happily, I go to work only 13 days this month.
"I only had work 13 days this month" sounds more natural, "I only went to work 13 days this month" makes it sound like you were supposed to go to work, but didn't. either way, remember past tense
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