Oct. 24, 2025
Frist journal
By true words, All-English platform scare me a little. But who cares? I'll overcome these barriers.
In fact, I have not written a English article with a long time.Indeed,Artificial intelligence is so convenient.
说实话，全英文平台有点吓到我了，但是那又能怎么样呢？我将会克服所有的障碍。实际上我已经很久没写过英语文章了，毕竟人工智能太便利了。
By true words, All-Honestly, an entirely English platform scares me a little.
I guess "by true words" is a direct translation from your native language. I think "Honestly" is what you're trying to get at.
In fact, I have not written a English article within a long time.
Indeed,A artificial intelligence is so convenient.
AI is capitalised as it's an acronym. If you spell it out fully as artificial intelligence, it no longer is capitalised.
By true words, AAn all- English platform scares me a little.
I'll overcome thes language barriers.
In fact, I have not written a English article within a long time.
Indeed,ABecause using artificial intelligence is so convenient.
Frirst journal
By true words, All-In all honesty, English platform scare me a little.
But who cares?
I'll overcome these barriers.
In fact, I have not written a nEnglish article withfor a long time.
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OPTION B: My First Journal Entry
By true wordsTo be honest, Aall- English language platforms scare me a little.
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MY GUESS: Indeed,A artificial intelligence is so convenientchat boxes are so convenient, that writing in English isn't such a chore.
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By true words, ATo be honest, an all-English platform scares me a little.
But who cares?
I'll overcome these barriers.
In fact, I have not written an English article within a long time.
"Article" sounds like something that gets published in a newspaper, or at least a blog. If you're talking about the journal entries here on LangCorrect, "post" might be more natural.
If you haven't written any of these types of things, I would remove the noun altogether and simplify it to "In fact, I haven't written anything in English in a long time."
Indeed,A artificial intelligence is so convenient.
"AI" if you're abbreviating it; otherwise "artificial intelligence," all lowercase, because it's a common noun, and not someone's or something's name.
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Good post! Your bravery and determination comes through clearly, and your worries are relatable. Writing in English will get less scary with more practice. Best of luck :)
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Indeed, AI is capitalised as it's an acronym. If you spell it out fully as artificial intelligence, it no longer is capitalised. |
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