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Toshiyuki Katsube
When it comes to a childhood memory, I remember something not good, like being scolded or injured. Of course, I'm sure I have good memories, but they're not catching me up right now. One of the memories I'd like to talk about is fighting with a sibling. We were playing Old Maid (maybe), and when she understood she would lose a game, she always began to cry. So I lose a game to put her in a good mood. But it's not fun for me to lose all the time. There we go, and the fighting started.
We are both adults and don't fight anymore, but I feel I miss something a bit.
7 juil. 2022 21:25
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When it comes to my childhood memories, I remember some bad memories, like being scolded or getting injured. Of course, I'm sure I have good memories, but they're not catching me up right now. One of the memories I'd like to talk about is fighting with my sibling. We played Old Maid (maybe), and when she understood she would lose the game, she always began to cry. So I lost the game to put her in a good mood. But it was not fun for me to lose all the time. There we went, and the fighting started.
We are both adults and don't fight anymore, but I feel something is missing.
Nice writing practice. 🙂 What do you mean by "they're not catching me up"?
8 juillet 2022
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When it comes to a childhood memory, I tend to remember something not good, like being
scolded or injured. Of course, I'm sure I have good memories, but they don't come to mind right now. One of the memories I'd like to talk about is fighting
with a sibling. We used to playing Old Maid (maybe), and when she realized she
had lost a game, she always began to cry. So I would lose a game to put her in a
good mood. But it wasn't fun for me to lose all the time. So there we were, fighting. We are both adults now and don't fight anymore.
7 juillet 2022
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Toshiyuki Katsube
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Japonais
Langue étudiée
Anglais
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