I was revising some of the latest grammar points… And I bravely made a mini conversation to practice (this is the first time I’m trying 
). Enjoy my literary masterpiece:
A: このケーキ…食べすぎました
B: え？まじ？？
A: うん。今、消化不良ですよ…
B: 頑張ってください…
If there are any mistakes, please tell me 
It’s always 〜てください (or special verb/お[masu-stem]＋ください in keigo), so it should have been 頑張ってください. Everything else looks fine. 
Oops, thank you!!
I’m embarrassed because I now remember ‘studying’ that ~てください grammar point just a couple of days ago… Well, clearly I hadn’t studied it properly enough >_> 
It helps to have sound bites in your head on top what you study, because sometimes studying alone doesn’t make things stick. In my case, I have stuff like
Try to find examples of the structures you’re studying in material that you like. It’s easier to remember them that way.
Fret not, slow and steady win the race. 
I hate being in a rush to learn something, yet that constantly seems to be the reality with which I am faced. 
Seriously though, grammar’s the fun part! Don’t be embarrassed, try it, and enjoy it!
Thank you!! 
I am quite enjoying it, yes! It’s amazing being able to string Wanikani vocabulary into proper sentences now 
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