Notices by Mayutan☕ (mayuutann@mstdn.io), page 2

@shpuld cofe :blobcatcoffee:

@shpuld I'll drink your cofe then..

@shpuld ok, I'll put a can of boss cafe au lait in your fridge. :blobthumbsup:

Is this correct when I wanna write the next sentence briefly? I wanna reduce the number of characters as much as possible.

"I rarely participate in ABC" -> "rarely join in ABC"

@georgia @snowyfox ABC means AtCoder Beginners Contest. This is one of the programming contests. :ablobcatbongo:

@georgia @snowyfox I am followed by many competition programmers. They are joinning enthusiastic every week. So I'd like to write that I rarely participate in it. :ablobcaramelldansen:

@snowyfox anytime~~ :blobthumbsup:

@snowyfox I don't know what's the context tho, we usually say "良くなりました" or "そのように良くなりました" in this case, maybe. :thinknumb:

@snowyfox "良くなったみたいです" is more natural. :blobderpy:

@snowyfox "元気になったみたいです" is more natural. :blobderpy:

I tried this dubbing. It's very difficult to speak fast for me. So sometimes the end word didn't fit in the recording. Do you have any advice for me?

https://video-course.llsactivity.com/video-work?from_source=com.google.android.apps.docs&shareId=01EF6MSFAZ36DDHPGZPEJJZ1H9&lingoChamp_login=98749480