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I ate Kakiage Ankake in this morning. Kakiage is fried vegetable. It is very delicious! I'm so happy!
May 28, 2025 6:55 AM
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I ate Kakiage Ankake in this morning. Kakiage is a fried vegetable. It's so delicious! I'm so happy!
"Very" is OK! But I prefer "so"— your post seems informal, so I think it's better to use "so." I also added "a" before "fried vegetable." Good work!
May 28, 2025
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