Sept. 23, 2025
What is your favorite flower?
I really like wisteria flowers. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful especially they are in bunches. The appearance of drooping from above is also interesting. Language of flowers is a "kindness" and "loyal", but I wounder are these words the same in other countries?
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What is your favorite flower?
I really like wisteria flowers.
Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful especially when they are in bunches. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful especially when they are in bunches.
The appearance of them drooping down from above is also interesting. The appearance of them drooping down from above is also interesting.
This is perfectly correct but "interesting" is a bit vague. Depending on what you wanted to say you could say, pretty, beautiful, pleasing, lovely, or striking as options. Alluring would be a great word to use.
LThe meaning of wisteria in the language of flowers is a "kindness" and "loyal", butty." However, I wounder areif these two words are the same in other countries?
The meaning of wisteria in the language of flowers is "kindness" and "loyalty." However, I wounder if these two words are the same in other countries?
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Wisteria flowers are so pretty! They also make me think of 鬼滅の刃 .
Sept. 25, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
I didn't know wisteria flowers appeared in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. I'm Japanese, but I don't know much about them.
What is your favorite flower?
I really like wisteria flowers.
Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful, especially when they are in bunches. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful, especially when they are in bunches.
The droopy appearance of drooping from above is also interesting.
The droopy appearance is also interesting.
flows better
LThe language of flowers is a "kindness" and "loyalty", but I wounder areif these words are the same in other countries?
The language of flowers is "kindness" and "loyalty", but I wonder if the words are the same in other countries?
I don't understand what is meant by "Language of flowers"
Sept. 24, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
The language of flowers is a specific word associated with each flower. For example, wisteria flowers are entangled with ivy, so their language of flowers seems to mean "never leave" and "loyalty."
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Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful especially they are in bunches. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful, especially when they are in bunches. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful, especially when they are in bunches. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful especially when they are in bunches. Their colors are so vibrant and beautiful especially when they are in bunches. |
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The appearance of drooping from above is also interesting.
The droopy appearance flows better The appearance of them drooping down from above is also interesting. The appearance of them drooping down from above is also interesting. This is perfectly correct but "interesting" is a bit vague. Depending on what you wanted to say you could say, pretty, beautiful, pleasing, lovely, or striking as options. Alluring would be a great word to use. |
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Language of flowers is a "kindness" and "loyal", but I wounder are these words the same in other countries?
I don't understand what is meant by "Language of flowers"
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