Nov. 7, 2022
Thank you so much for understanding. If you're busy, then take your time to answer me.
I know haha, just imagine how storage it will require at the end of the game, with all the continents unlocked.
That's a good strategy: starting by the easier ones and mastering the basics. Thank you for all of your advices, they're really helpful.
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Thank you so much for understanding.
If you're busy, then take your time to answer me.
More natural: If you’re busy, don’t worry about answering me straight away, take your time.
I know haha, just imagine how much storage it will require at the end of the game, with all the continents unlocked./(!)
That's a good strategy: starting bywith the easier ones andin order to mastering the basics.
Natural !
Thank you for all of your advices, they'reve been really helpful.
You’re talking about the past in the phrase; it is implied you’re speaking of all the advice you’ve gotten so far, thus you must refer to them in this way!
What places do you want to travel to in Asia?, h How hard is tohave you found learning Korean to you?
We would only say ‘place’ as singular if it was very specific context, for example:
“I want to travel to somewhere in Asia.” “What place are you thinking of?”
it doesDoes it includes particles like Japanese?
Word order !
By the way, if you need more Japanese resources, just ask for it!
The ‘for it’ is implied, no need!
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Fantastic work!
If you're busy, then take yourI thank you for taking the time to answer me.
The original sounded a bit demanding and can come off as rude.
I know haha, just imagine how storage it will require at the end of the game, with all the continents unlocked.
That's a good strategy: starting by doing the easier ones and mastering the basics.
Thank you for all of your advices, they're really helpful.
What place do you want to travel to in Asia?, h How hard iswas it for you to learn Korean to you?
it dDoes it includes particles like in Japanese?
By the way, if you need any more Japanese resources just ask for it!
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If you're busy, then take your time to answer me. If you're busy, The original sounded a bit demanding and can come off as rude. If you're busy, then take your time to answer me. More natural: If you’re busy, don’t worry about answering me straight away, take your time. |
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Thank you for all of your advices, they're really helpful. Thank you for all of your advice Thank you for all of your advice You’re talking about the past in the phrase; it is implied you’re speaking of all the advice you’ve gotten so far, thus you must refer to them in this way! |
What place do you want to travel in Asia?, how hard is to learn Korean to you? What place do you want to travel to in Asia? What places do you want to travel to in Asia? We would only say ‘place’ as singular if it was very specific context, for example: “I want to travel to somewhere in Asia.” “What place are you thinking of?” |
it does includes particles like Japanese?
Word order ! |
By the way, if you need more Japanese resources just ask for it! By the way, if you need any more Japanese resources just ask for it! By the way, if you need more Japanese resources, just ask The ‘for it’ is implied, no need! |
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