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In English, "hanakotoba" is called the language of flowers. Each flower has its own special meaning. For example, red roses mean deep love and romance, while yellow sunflowers symbolize energy and loyalty. People often use these unique meanings to show their true feelings. Giving flowers is a sweet way to send messages without any words.
Jul 17, 2026 1:44 PM
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In English, “hanakotoba” is known as the language of flowers. Each flower has its own special meaning. For example, red roses represent deep love and romance, while yellow sunflowers symbolise energy and loyalty. People often use these unique meanings to express their true feelings. Giving flowers is a sweet way to send messages without using words.
Level: C1.
Your writing is fluent, clear, and engaging. You explain a cultural concept effectively and use appropriate vocabulary to describe meanings and emotions. Your grammar is very accurate, and only a few small vocabulary choices were adjusted to make your writing sound more natural in British English. Excellent work! 😊
Jul 17, 2026 3:07 PM
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