Hi Stepan! I corrected your text above! My recommendations are: - Instead of “I have recently known” you could write “I recently found out” about Matcha because it sounds more natural in English. I’m not a teacher so I can’t really tell you why haha but yeah that sounds much better. I recommend you to read out loud when you’re reading something in English so you can familiarize yourself with what sounds natural in English. - Familiarize yourself with placement of commas. - Matcha in “cafes”. I assume you’re saying that when you go to any cafe, you’ll order Matcha. If you mean by going to this one cafe that you usually go to, you can say “Matcha in that cafe” instead. - “I advise everyone to try this tea” -> you can make it more casual by saying “I think everyone should try this tea” or “If you haven’t tried this tea, you should.” - Instead of saying Matcha or this tea many times, you can say “This” of “It”. For example, “I’ve recently known about Matcha. It is a type of...” Good luck in your English-learning journey!