I bought a bag of 8 pieces of burdock cut in half for 138 yen, thinking it was a good deal, but it was so thin that I had a hard time peeling it.
Let's use Damus, plebstr, FreeFrom, Iris, nostter, Rabbit, Snort, and nostatus!
When I cut my hand with a kitchen knife, it's usually when I'm in a hurry...it hurts.
I made too many sushi rolls yesterday, so I had to eat a lot, and I gained weight.
It's cold today.
When you talk about yourself without specifying a subject in a translation app, the subject is often "you" instead of "I." An example of this is the sentence above.
I just learned for the first time that the hollow area behind the knee is called “hikagami'' in Japanese.
When I translated the sentences in my head into English, I was able to come up with more specific English sentences than before, so this routine of mine was not completely meaningless. I want to think so.
I learned this idiom for the first time.
I mainly look for differences in the nuances of verbs, and I don't feel like my understanding of English deepens very much. I feel that if I don't write English sentences from scratch, I don't pay enough attention to articles and prepositions.
I was going to take a nap, but ended up sleeping for two and a half hours.
I was going to do it, but I didn't.
↑ Isn't this better? Isn't "intend" a formal word?
I intended to take a nap, but ended up sleeping for two and a half hours.
I want to go to a judo class and a muay thai gym.
I wonder if there are any good English speaking accounts that post their daily experiences and thoughts in a nice amount of text?
People who are pessimistic and gloomy will become that way no matter what language they speak.
I read somewhere that if you stop expecting things from yourself, you can be free. Maybe it's true, maybe it's not, it doesn't matter anymore. Everything is already passing.
I feel like I can't do it anymore.