I saw this challenge on Bunpro’s forums and I thought it would be fun to revive it over here.
The challenge is simple, write at least one new sentence a day. I recommend incorporating new vocabulary or grammar. Make it as simple or as difficult as you want, but make sure to practice.
Once you feel comfortable making sentences, I highly recommend taking this challenge to the next level by starting to text native speakers on apps like HelloTalk, language exchange Discord servers, or a myriad of other ways!
Still another 3k posts to go, but if I’m inactive at that point, please let the Challenge continue as a bot thread.
I think the latter has a correct sentence structure, though I think 天気は暑いから is much clearer as a first part.
The first sentence should be treated like the sentence order of のに, so cause before, then consequence after the keyword.
Also, to say that an action is some adverb, it would be better to use こと in the structure. For example, ご飯を食べる is “to eat rice”, while ご飯を食べること is the concept of eating rice. So if I wanted to say that eating rice is amazing, I would say ご飯を食べることがすごいです
Similarly, I think a better structure for your sentence would be
Be careful with your adjectives. Just like in English, you need an adverb to modify a verb. (Also 寝る is ichidan).
Also, I hope you don’t feel we’re jumping on every mistake to make you feel bad. Your sentence, while not perfect, got your point across, so it was a good effort!
My foolish colleagues are taking a walk in the heat during lunch break! Why?!
Questions: is 愚か to harsh here, and is なんで the correct way to express surprise? Also, how would I talk about “the heat” as in “They’re walking through the heat”.
