@mayuutann I don't think this is proper English, but I think I personally say, "I rarely join ABC"
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Saturday, 12-Sep-2020 08:53:08 JST snowyfox -
snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Saturday, 12-Sep-2020 08:53:08 JST snowyfox @mayuutann I don't think reducing characters/syllables is good.. You should reword instead
"I don't participate in ABC much"
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Friday, 14-Aug-2020 00:04:36 JST snowyfox @mayuutann I'm so sorry for bothering.. Thank you for taking the time...
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Friday, 14-Aug-2020 00:04:28 JST snowyfox @mayuutann If I say 「よくなりそう」 I lose past tense, and if I say 「そうになりました」 I don't know how to combine with 良い
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Friday, 14-Aug-2020 00:04:28 JST snowyfox @mayuutann i'm sorry for bothering..
How do I say this?- 良い- なりました- そう
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Friday, 14-Aug-2020 00:04:26 JST snowyfox @mayuutann Mm.. but I want to say: it *seems* like it has become better, but it didn't necessarily actually become better
something like 「良くなりましたみたい」
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Friday, 14-Aug-2020 00:04:25 JST snowyfox @mayuutann thank you :blobreach: I will remember to say it that way!
also, will 「元気そうになった」 work ?
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snowyfox (snowyfox@toot.cafe)'s status on Sunday, 09-Aug-2020 13:35:08 JST snowyfox You open your lunch box, and find it contains only a piece of paper saying "Null pointer exception"