Apr 25th 2010 05:36 mint commented on A short quiz to test your b...
Hi Off shore Breeze, Thanks for your corrections! By the way, I've heard of the expresstion"give ...a shot",but have neve...

Apr 24th 2010 14:23 Offshore Breeze made 4 corrections for A short quiz to test your b...
Excellent job as usual mint. You make me jealous ;) As for the quiz, I didn't even try. I might give it a shot tomorrow when I am no...

Apr 23rd 2010 13:45 mint commented on A short quiz to test your b...
Hi　S-in-Japan, Thanks for your corrections!

Apr 17th 2010 17:21 mint commented on New expression I learned
Hi shig, Thanks for your corrections and ideas! >it's common→I see. Hi Jacob, Thanks for your detailed explanations! >Th...

Apr 17th 2010 10:34 Jacob commented on New expression I learned
Okay, I did some research and this is what I found out. It is an idiom phrase that has changed over the years. First you have to realize...

Apr 17th 2010 10:22 shig made 4 corrections for New expression I learned
I don't use this phrase often, but it's common. The origin is probably when someone is walking on a long journey, and they are u...

Apr 17th 2010 09:54 mint commented on A senior moment?
Hi melinchki, Thanks for your corrections! I'm relieved to know I'm not the only one to do such things^^;)

Apr 17th 2010 09:47 melinchki made 7 corrections for A senior moment?
Your English is so good~ :D I don't think it's a big deal to forget things like this, because it even happens to me sometimes an...

Apr 16th 2010 13:20 mint commented on A senior moment?
Hi Kirie 9837, Thanks for your corrections! You also did?

Apr 16th 2010 10:34 kirie9837 made 6 corrections for A senior moment?
Your English is amazing! Also, that happened to me two weeks ago, and I'm 18. I don't think you have to worry about it :)

Apr 14th 2010 11:42 mint commented on New expressions I learned
Hi all, Thank you for your corrections and advice! >ichirei, * "toy with" usually means to "mess with" →I see. ...

Apr 14th 2010 10:59 maeniwyn made 3 corrections for New expressions I learned
1. Yes, when you use "well" in this sentence, it means "considerably". 2. This is a good sentence and you've us...

Apr 14th 2010 10:52 ichirei made 8 corrections for New expressions I learned
To "toy with" usually means to "mess with" in regards to an object. The context you use it in (with the object being ...

Apr 12th 2010 19:01 mint commented on Children's book
Hi melinchki, Thanks for your corrections. I like his works too!

Apr 12th 2010 16:05 melinchki made 5 corrections for Children's book
I love the story "The Happy Prince"! The author, Oscar Wilde, is my favorite~ Thanks for this link :) your English is good ^^

Apr 12th 2010 09:20 mint commented on Cherry blossom viewing
Hi poppinyouall and Thomas, Thanks for your corrections. Sorry, I'm afraid I need to explain what "桜前線（sakura zensen)" me...

Apr 12th 2010 08:42 Thomas made 4 corrections for Cherry blossom viewing
^^. Hope this helps. I understood all but the last sentence.

Apr 12th 2010 08:34 poppinyouall made 4 corrections for Cherry blossom viewing
Well done :)

Apr 11th 2010 12:29 mint commented on Starting from the street
Hi Offshore Breeze, Thank you for your detailed corrections. "Writing more natural sentences in English" is what I really wan...

Apr 11th 2010 08:42 Offshore Breeze made 9 corrections for Starting from the street
Your English is so good mint! You should be proud! ;) Most of the corrections I made were more or less just to make it sound more natural...

Apr 10th 2010 17:22 mint commented on Starting from the street
Hi Thomas S, Thanks for your corrections. Oh, you love street musicians? I sometimes take the time to listen to songs too.

Apr 10th 2010 11:55 Thomas S. made 9 corrections for Starting from the street
Great, mint! You're English is always so good. I hope my Japanese will be as good sometime soon! :) I love street musicians. When ...

Apr 09th 2010 20:46 mint commented on Beautiful nature?
Hi again Saburoku, Thanks! Hi Vermilion, Thanks for sharing your ideas. You think No.2 is correct? I see.

Apr 09th 2010 10:13 Vermilion commented on Beautiful nature?
I think #2 is correct. Nature includes everything, so it does not make sense to specify which nature. And #1 isn't correct grammatica...

Apr 09th 2010 10:10 commented on Beautiful nature?
To answer your question, yes ^^ I chose the singular. It may sound ungrammatical and a bit weird but its really just a saying like "...

Apr 09th 2010 08:51 mint commented on Beautiful nature?
Hi Saburoku, Thanks for your corrections and sharing your ideas. You choose No.2? I see. That means you take "Beautiful nature&quo...

Apr 09th 2010 08:17 Offshore Breeze made 10 corrections for Beautiful nature?
I would use sentence No. 1 and take my example sentence. "It seems beautiful places in nature inspire you to speak like a poet."...

Apr 09th 2010 07:47 made 2 corrections for Beautiful nature?
I would chose #2...Your English is very good by the way! :D Just a few little spelling errors...

Apr 09th 2010 05:47 mint commented on The expression of　”田舎."
Hi Kayara, Thanks for your corrections and ideas. >"my house is in the middle of nowhere"→You say and it has a negative fe...

Apr 08th 2010 23:30 Kyara made 2 corrections for The expression of　”田舎."
Yes, I do say "my house is in the middle of nowhere." Of course, it has a little bit of a negative feel to it. All of your sent...

Apr 08th 2010 13:11 mint commented on Facebook
Hi all, Thanks for your corrections and sharing your ideas. >dkharger, Thanks for your compliment^^) It can be as anonymous or as...

Apr 08th 2010 10:37 Nomiyami34 commented on Facebook
I don't have a facebook, but I will eventually get one. But I don't want to use my real name. I have a twitter account, but I'...

Apr 08th 2010 02:51 Eve made 6 corrections for How can I express"～の反対側”？
Haha, yes. The Japanese and their cherry blossoms. I've never encountered another culture with such a powerful national symbol.

Apr 08th 2010 02:44 Eve made 4 corrections for Facebook
I think Facebook is a good thing to have. It's good for keeping in touch with people you don't get to see often, and for networki...

Apr 08th 2010 00:03 dkharger made 1 corrections for Facebook
Wow, your English is very fluid and native-like! I hope to get there one day with my Japanese! I'm on Facebook and Twitter. Howeve...

Apr 05th 2010 10:26 mint commented on How can I express"～の反対側”？
Hi Vermilion, Thank you for sharing your ideas and advice. Whenever I write sentences in English, I'm confused what preposition I s...

Apr 05th 2010 09:45 rsm made 1 corrections for How can I express"～の反対側”？
> Come to think of it, I'm really a Japanese! ... This doesn't sound too bad. More natural would be "Come to think of i...

Apr 05th 2010 09:12 Vermilion commented on How can I express"～の反対側”？
I'm Japanese. Some people don't like to be corrected their English by Japanese, so I should suggest my thinking to them. Well, ...

Apr 04th 2010 17:54 mint commented on A question about the differ...
Hi rsm, Wow! 本当にお久しぶりですね！ Thanks for a lot of example sentences. > "try to ~" is about doing ~ or not doing ~; could ~ o...

Apr 04th 2010 03:04 rsm commented on A question about the differ...
Hi Mint, お久しぶりです。 In general, "try to ~" is about doing ~ or not doing ~; could ~ or couldn't ~. and "try ~ing...

Apr 02nd 2010 16:12 mint commented on What is the difference betw...
Hi all, Thank you for sharing your ideas! 'Congratulations on' is much more common. I got it. It hepls a lot^^)

Apr 02nd 2010 11:36 SIX made 2 corrections for What is the difference betw...
Most of the time you'll hear/see "Congratulations on..." I'm not entirely sure if using "for" could be consid...

Apr 02nd 2010 10:59 小尚 commented on What is the difference betw...
"congratulations on" is more common and the only time I can think of using "congratulations for" is when someone says...

Apr 02nd 2010 10:39 mallow commented on What is the difference betw...
I don't think I've ever said "congratulations for." I think congratulations on works much better.

Apr 01st 2010 16:44 mint commented on When do you draw a line bet...
Hi jitsuryoku renshuu , Thanks for sharing your ideas. >the difference is when you no longer want to be seen as a child. →I see. ...