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31 January
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Could anyone check my journal entry?
My kids and I had dinner at the Yakiniku restaurant with my sister. We ate until we were full. We enjoyed there so much!
Could anyone check my journal entry?
My kids and I had dinner at the Yakiniku restaurant with my sister. We ate until we were full. We enjoyed there so much!
My kids and I had dinner at the Yakiniku restaurant with my sister. We ate until we were full. We enjoyed there so much!
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@miyuki2 sometimes, instead of “ate until full”, I use “ate until fat and happy” as a fun silly phrase xD
Everything good until last sentence,
Use “We enjoyed *our time/meal* here so much!” Instead.
It’s great :)
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