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English (US)
I used to live in countryside, and I used to eat wild grasses. Does this sound natural?
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A little unnatural
I used to live in the countryside, and I used to eat wild grasses.
I used to live in the countryside, and I used to eat wild grasses.
- English (US)
- English (US)
A little unnatural
I used to live in the countryside, and I used to eat wild grasses.
I used to live in the countryside, and I used to eat wild grasses.
- English (US)
A little unnatural
I used to live in the countryside, and I used to eat wild grassesplants.
I used to live in the countryside, and I used to eat wild grassesplants.
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yes! I used to grass on my way home from elementary school.
- English (US)
I don't understand
@tunatunatuna 本当に！ おもしろいです。Isabellaaa_'s corrections are perfect.
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- English (US)
I don't understand
@tunatunatuna Were you offended? If someone used that pronoun would you be mad?
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×あんた
⚪︎あなた
Don’t worry!😊 I'm not offended.
But,あんた is a way of speaking in which a person calls another person when fighting.
- English (US)
With HiNative, you can have your writing corrected by native speakers for free ✍️✨.
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