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When was the last time you wrote a letter to someone?
I don’t write a letter at all now. There is a Japanese traditional culture named “Nengajyo” that is written on New Year’s Day, but I’ve not written it for more than 20 years. Email is an easy way to send a message, but it’s also vain I guess.
When was the last time you wrote a letter to someone?
I don’t write a letters at all nowanymore.
"I don't write letters at all now" is OK, but "at all anymore" is better
There is a Japanese traditional culture named “Nengajyo” that is written of writing a letter called a “Nengajyo” on New Year’s Day, but I’ve not written itone for more than 20 years.
"I've not written one" is correct but it's a little formal/literary. "I haven't written one" is more colloquial.
Email is an easy way to send a message, but it’s also vain I guess seems empty by comparison.
Or just "~but it seems empty." if you don't want to emphasize the comparison to letters and focus only on email.
I understand what you're trying to say from reading the other correction, but not sure what the best way to word it is. In this context, "empty" means "lacking effort or sincerity." You could also say "it seems like an empty gesture."
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There's definitely charm to sending and receiving letters but I haven't written one in a while...
When was the last time you wrote a letter to someone?
I don’t write a letters at all now.
There is a Japanese traditional culture named “Nengajyo” called “Nengajyo”, it's a letter that is written on New Year’s Day, but I’ve not written it for more than 20 years.
Email is an easy way to send a message, but it’s also vain I guess.
What do you mean by "vain"?
If you mean "there's no point" or "there's no reason to", that would be --> "it's *in* vain."
If you meant that it's just for show --> then it works, but it doesn't sound super natural...
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Writing can stimulate the brain, just like you're doing here! :)
You can try it again after 20 years too!
yesterday
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I wanted to write the last sentence in a way that suggested the email wasn't sincere, but it was difficult.
I don't often get the chance to write letters.
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There is a Japanese traditional culture named “Nengajyo” that is written on New Year’s Day, but I’ve not written it for more than 20 years. There is a Japanese tradition There is a Japanese tradition "I've not written one" is correct but it's a little formal/literary. "I haven't written one" is more colloquial. |
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Email is an easy way to send a message, but it’s also vain I guess. Email is an easy way to send a message, but it’s also vain I guess. What do you mean by "vain"? If you mean "there's no point" or "there's no reason to", that would be --> "it's *in* vain." If you meant that it's just for show --> then it works, but it doesn't sound super natural... Email is an easy way to send a message, but it Or just "~but it seems empty." if you don't want to emphasize the comparison to letters and focus only on email. I understand what you're trying to say from reading the other correction, but not sure what the best way to word it is. In this context, "empty" means "lacking effort or sincerity." You could also say "it seems like an empty gesture." |
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