안녕 🌸🌸 사랑한다고 말해주세요 How this sentence is quote ? And what is difference between grammar 라고 and 다고

How do you say this another wy? Don't get yourself worked up.

Dear …. , Thank you for sending me the plan. Please refer to the attached file for my comments. What does “ the attached file for my comment” mean in an email? Thank you

I am starting a new way of studying Japanese by using a Japanese- English Bilingual Bible. I think that this will help greatly. I started with the first verse and already have a question. My question is: When hiragana is used verses Kanji is there a different contextual meaning being implied? In the example below why is はじめに used instead of 初めに? Would the context be different if the Kanji was used here? Example: はじめに神が天と地を創造された。

ATTENTION TO ALL TEACHERS: There is a scammer called Jamila or something similar keeps contacting me teachers, included myself, offering doggy translation jobs. I have already blocked and reporter her to italki, but she keeps changing her profile.

How to describe this situation in English? While I was taking a shower, the water was hot at first, then it turned cold, then it was hot again, then cold, and went on like this. Which of the following sentences is better? Or any other expressions? "The water wasn't working well. It was hot, then cold, then hot, then cold, and went on like this." "The water wasn't functioning well. It was hot, the cold, then hot, then cold, and went on like this." "The temperature of the water wasn't stable. It was hot, then cold, then hot, then cold, and went on like this."

What does "take on" in this context mean? For your main course, this is chef's own take on your favorite food, New York strip steak. Thank you

Hello Teachers, Has anyone else had problems with Zoom in China? I have a few students who are unable to enter meetings because of an error code, can you let me know if you are having the same problem.

This sentence comes from the red area below ,which you can see by my sending "picture" My dream ticket for the Democratic side who has experienced, who's respected thoroughout the world, who can get the vote-Hill and Bill.(original) Question: Is the original grammatically correct and a complete sentence? its possible meaning =?