Hello my dictionary, long time no see brow, wit’s been a while. Well, I don't know how was your day was, but you want to know how was my day a. All right, let me share with you a little.

March 31, 2025.:

As usual, I woke up early at 6:30AM in the morning, w. Why don't you eat anything?

Good question haha, t. Then I went to work,. I don't tell you any details of my work because, my work is not public.

My wife and meI had a big argument about it.

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Since it's a title, we just have to capitalize the first letters :)

Hello, my dictionary, l! Long time no see, brow, w. Well, I don't know how was your day was, but you want to know how was my day all mine went? Alright, let me share with you a littlea little with you.

Added commas and exclamation mark for flow. Try reading this out loud so you can feel the pauses with the commas :P Oh, and I changed "brow" to "bro" which is short for "brother" or just used as slang for "friend." :D

As usual, I woke up early at 6:30 in the morning, w. Why doidn't I eat anything?

I changed the verb tense to "didn't" because this is past tense :) And added an "I" because you are the subject of the sentence, but you were missing :P

Good question —haha, t! Then, I went to work,. I dwon't tellgive you any details of my work because, my work is not public.about my job because it's confidential.

Replaced "my work is not public" with "it’s confidential" — a more accurate and formal word for something private or secret.

And just made a few small grammar changes.

Split into two sentences for clarity and flow.

My wife and meI had a big argument about ithat.

Corrected the grammar: "My wife and I" (subject form) instead of "me."

Check out this website about when to use "and me" or "and I" :D https://medium.com/creators-hub/a-simple-trick-for-knowing-when-to-use-and-me-or-and-i-1c7e4e49e529

Changed “about it” to “about that” to clarify and sound more natural in context.

Hello mMy dDictionary

Hello my dictionary, long time no see brow, well,. I don't know how was your day was, but you wanted to know how was my day awas. All right, let me share with you a little.

AsPer usual I woke up early at 6:30 in the morning, why doidn't I eat anything?

Good question haha,. I then I went to work, I docan't tell you any details of my work because, my work is not public.

My wife and meI had a big argument about it.

Hello m, My dDictionary

After the initial greeting, such as "Hello" or "Dear Dictionary" you need a comma. In English, all but the small words such as "the," "and" and the like are capitalized in titles.

Hello, my dictionary, l. Long time no see, brow, w. Well, I don't know how was your day was, but you may want know how was my day awas. All right, let me share with you a littlea little with you.

This is very informal and chatty, as though you are talking to a good friend. I like the tone, and using slang words and phrases like "bro" and "Long time no see" contributes to that feeling.

As usual I woke up early at 6:30 in the morning, w. Why doidn't I eat anything?

When you begin a new sentence you have to put a period after the first sentence and begin the next sentence with a capital letter. Otherwise you have connect the two sentences with a comma and and conjunction, such "morning, and why"

My wife and meI had a big argument about it.

The previous sentence should be "Good question. Ha,ha. Then I went to work. I can't tell you any details of my work because my work is not public." I presses the wrong button in the previous, and didn't want to discard everything and start over. Sorry.