Sept. 26, 2024
Speaking Practice on Voice Streaming App
I've talked with a Philippine girl online today. She's planning to take some training and then work in Japan in the near future as a caregiver. I was so impressed with how mentally mature she is and passionate about learning Japanese as well. (she's 19)
I had a mixed feeling like "I will have to protect her (how?) and cheer her up at the same time, and I definitely need to help her in every possible way 🥹"
Regardless of how I worry about it, I'm sure she would go through all the things well anyway.
We can never ruin her pure passion like this.
It was a pretty nice chatting!
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Question: Should the first letter of a word always be capitalized in the title of an English diary?
I've talked with a girl from the Philippine girls online today.
She's planning to take some training and then work in Japan in the near future In the near future, she is planning to become certified to work in Japan as a caregiver.
I was so impressed with how mentally mature she is and passionate about learning Japanese as well.
(she's 19)
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I had a mixed feeling
I felt like "I will haveanted to protect her (how?), although I was not sure how since she lives so far away.
Are you saying this because you worry about her moving to another country by herself?
and cheer her up at the same time, and I definitely need toAt the same time, I wanted to encourage her and help her in every possible way 🥹"
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Regardless of how I worry about itfeel, I'm sure she would go through all the things well anywayill do well and accomplish her goals.
We can never ruin her pure passion like thiI do not want to discourage someone who is so passionate about their goals.
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Question: Should the first letter of a word always be capitalized in the title of an English diary?
I would say yes - although not necessarily all of the other words. That is true for titles of books - but doesn't look right here for some reason.
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It sounds fun to have a language partner online!
Speaking Practice on a Voice Streaming App
Or:
"Speaking Practice on Voice Streaming Apps"
I've talked with a PhFilippineo girl online today.
Or:
"I talked with a girl from the Philippines online today"
She's planning to takedo some training and then work in Japan in the near future as a caregiver.
I was so impressed with how mentally mature she iwas and her passionate about to learning Japanese, as well.
The tenses here are a bit mixed up.
I'd try:
"I was so impressed with her maturity and passion to learn Japanese" or
"I was so impressed with how mature she was and the passion she has to learn Japanese"
(she's 19)
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I had a mixed feeling like "I will have to protect her (how?)
She is 19 and I had mixed feelings such as "How can I protect her?", "How can I cheer up", and "I need to help her in any way possible". Regardless of how much I worry about it, I'm sure she will get through everything just fine.
We canshould never ruin hera pure passion like thisuch as hers.
It was a pretty nice chatting!
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It sounds like you had a very emotional conversation??
Could I ask which app you used? I would also like to practice speaking some Japanese but not sure which things to try.
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Question: Should the first letter of a word always be capitalized in the title of an English diary?
There is something in English called "title case" which you can research the rules on:
https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/capitalization/title-case
In the real world, outside of school and academic contexts, I don't think many people really care about or use title case. This is why I don't correct title case on people's posts. In my opinion, it's okay to simply style your title like any other sentence.
In English, every sentence (complete or incomplete) should *always* begin with a capital letter. Even if the sentence is one word, it should be capitalized.
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I was so impressed with how mentally mature she is and passionate about learning Japanese as well. I was so impressed with how The tenses here are a bit mixed up. I'd try: "I was so impressed with her maturity and passion to learn Japanese" or "I was so impressed with how mature she was and the passion she has to learn Japanese" I was so impressed with how |
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(she's 19) I had a mixed feeling like "I will have to protect her (how?) (she's 19) She is 19 and I had mixed feelings such as "How can I protect her?", "How can I cheer up", and "I need to help her in any way possible". Regardless of how much I worry about it, I'm sure she will get through everything just fine.
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and cheer her up at the same time, and I definitely need to help her in every possible way 🥹" Regardless of how I worry about it, I'm sure she would go through all the things well anyway.
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We can never ruin her pure passion like this. We
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It was a pretty nice chatting! It was |
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