Response and Return
Apr 30th 2010 23:02
Thank you very much for commenting on my posts every time.
Sometimes, I think it's a little difficult to express my gratitude.
It's sure that your comments are very beneficial to me,
but in most time, all what I can say is just "Thank you very much" alone.
"Thank you very much"
"Oh, I didn't know that."
"Thank you, your comments help me"
There's no variation....
More often than not it's difficult to say responses relating to his or her comments even though I can understand the contents of the comments.
So what I usually try to show my gratitude is..
not only to say just "Thank you", but also to comment the diary of the people who corrected mine in return.
I am Japanese, so I can check their Japanese diary entry.
But when I try that...
there're already many comments by other Japanese!!!
And there's nothing I should say any more in particular.
It's difficult to show my gratitude (>_<)
Sometimes, I think it's a little difficult to express my gratitude.
It's sure that your comments are very beneficial to me,
but in most time, all what I can say is just "Thank you very much" alone.
"Thank you very much"
"Oh, I didn't know that."
"Thank you, your comments help me"
There's no variation....
More often than not it's difficult to say responses relating to his or her comments even though I can understand the contents of the comments.
So what I usually try to show my gratitude is..
not only to say just "Thank you", but also to comment the diary of the people who corrected mine in return.
I am Japanese, so I can check their Japanese diary entry.
But when I try that...
there're already many comments by other Japanese!!!
And there's nothing I should say any more in particular.
It's difficult to show my gratitude (>_<)
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It's sure that Your comments are definitely very beneficial to me,
but in most of the time, all what I can say is just "Thank you very much" alone.
More often than not it's difficult to give responses relating to his or her comments even though I can understand the contents of the comments.
So what I usuallytotry to show my gratitude is..
not only to say just "Thank you", but also to comment in return on the diaries of the people who have corrected mine in return.
there're already many comments by other Japanese people!!!
And there's nothing in particular that I can add. I should say any more in particular.
So what I usually do to try to show my gratitude is..
＞So what I usuallytotry to show my gratitude is..
Oh....reading again, I think this sentence can't make sense..
Maybe I wanted to write "So what I usually try to do to show my gratitude is"
but most of the time, all that I can say is just "Thank you very much" alone.
It's nice to get comments too. Something like 'this is a good entry!' or 'you can make complex sentences now!' is good.
You can leave whatever in your mind~~ （Like this one~~）
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