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Taichi
Hello.
My grandmother came my home today.
I’m long time no see with her.
Today is strong wind.
May 4, 2026 6:53 AM
Corrections · 1
Hello.
My grandmother came *to* my home today.
*It's been a long time since I've seen her*
Today *it* is *really windy*.
Three small fixes: "came to my home" needs the preposition "to." "Long time no see" is actually a fun informal expression in English, but it's used as a greeting directly to someone — "long time no see!" Since you're talking about your grandmother, we'd say "it's been a long time since I've seen her." And for weather we say "it's windy" or "it's really windy" rather than "today is strong wind." Hope you're enjoying the visit! 😊
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Taichi
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English, Japanese
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English
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