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Today has been happy day.
今日は幸せな１日でした。
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今日は幸せな１日でした。
Could you correct my Engish sentence ?
- English (US)
Today has been a happy day. There has to be a determinant before the noun ''day''.
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It was a happy/great day today.
Today was a happy day.
I was happy today.
I felt so much happier than ever today.
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