Feb. 11, 2021
Journal
We don't have to worry too much about young people. Life will teach them what to do.
On the contrary, I think young people are the future and hope of society, and we should help them more.
Today is Chinese New Year's Eve. My sister and I ate our homemade dumplings with our mom.
I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, but I hope every day will be an ordinary day.
Because every holiday, I always feel nervous and uneasy. I always feel that I should do this and that, and there is inexplicable pressure on me.
From our chat, I know that you are also of Chinese descent. Although you have lived abroad for a long time, I still have a strong feeling of compatriots towards you.
Here, I want to say to all overseas Chinese sons and daughters, Happy New Year and healthy family!
Journal
We don't have to worry too much about young people.
Life will teach them what to do.
On the contrary, I think young people are the future and hope of society, and we should help them more.
Today is Chinese New Year's Eve.
My sister and I ate our homemade dumplings with our mom.
I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, but I hope every day will be an ordinary day.
This is correct grammar, but what do you mean by the second part?
Because every holiday, I always feel nervous and uneasy.
I always feel that I should do this and that, and there is inexplicable pressure on me.
From our chat, I know that you are also of Chinese descent.
Although you have lived abroad for a long time, I still have a strong feeling of compatriotsnnection towards you.
or: "I still think of you as a compatriot." Compatriot is a little bit too formal and dramatic for most situations. It is also almost always a noun.
Here, I want to say to all overseas Chinese sons and daughters, Happy New Year and stay healthy family!
Or: I hope your family stays healthy
Feb. 11, 2021
I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, but I hope every day will be an ordinary day.
Hope there are no holidays, it is better that every day is just a ordinary day.
Feb. 12, 2021
Ah ok. Then it is better to say: "I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, and I wish every day would just be an ordinary day with no holidays." "Hope" implies that it might be possible, but this is confusing because it's basically impossible for all holidays to be cancelled. That's why "wish" is better.
Feb. 13, 2021
Ah ok. Then it is better to say: "I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, and I wish every day would just be an ordinary day with no holidays." "Hope" implies that it might be possible, but this is confusing because it's basically impossible for all holidays to be cancelled. That's why "wish" is better.
Thank you very much
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My sister and I ate our homemade dumplings with our mom. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, but I hope every day will be an ordinary day. I don't want to celebrate the New Year at all now, but I hope every day will be an ordinary day. This is correct grammar, but what do you mean by the second part? |
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Because every holiday, I always feel nervous and uneasy. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I always feel that I should do this and that, and there is inexplicable pressure on me. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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From our chat, I know that you are also of Chinese descent. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Although you have lived abroad for a long time, I still have a strong feeling of compatriots towards you. Although you have lived abroad for a long time, I still have a strong feeling of co or: "I still think of you as a compatriot." Compatriot is a little bit too formal and dramatic for most situations. It is also almost always a noun. |
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