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nambatsuyoshi

Nov. 2, 2021

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November 2nd, 2021

I worked overtime today. I usually go for a walk before dinner, but I went for a walk after dinner today. I tired a little, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

今日は残業をしました。いつもは夕食前にウォーキングに行きますが、今日は夕食後にウォーキングに行きました。少し疲れていますが、明日は祝日なので大丈夫です。

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I tired'm a little tired, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

This sounds a little unnatural. Why will you be OK because tomorrow is a national holiday? Is it because you'll be able to sleep in tomorrow so you can rest more?

Example: "I'm a little tired, but I'll feel better after tomorrow because tomorrow is a national holiday, so I can spend the day resting and relaxing at home."

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nambatsuyoshi

Feb. 6, 2022

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Thank you!

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November 2nd, 2021

I worked overtime today.

I usually go for a walk before dinner, but I went for a walk after dinner today.

I tired'm a little tired, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

Using "OK" or "ok" is fine casually. "Okay" is better in every other case.

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nambatsuyoshi

Nov. 3, 2021

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Thank you!

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I worked overtime today.

I usually go for a walk before dinner, but I went for a walk after dinner today.

I tired'm a little tired, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

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nambatsuyoshi

Nov. 3, 2021

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Thank you!

November 2nd, 2021

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I worked overtime today.

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I usually go for a walk before dinner, but I went for a walk after dinner today.

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I tired a little, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

I tired'm a little tired, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

I tired'm a little tired, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

Using "OK" or "ok" is fine casually. "Okay" is better in every other case.

I tired'm a little tired, but it's OK because tomorrow is a national holiday.

This sounds a little unnatural. Why will you be OK because tomorrow is a national holiday? Is it because you'll be able to sleep in tomorrow so you can rest more? Example: "I'm a little tired, but I'll feel better after tomorrow because tomorrow is a national holiday, so I can spend the day resting and relaxing at home."

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