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In this activity, I learned a lot, and AI also helped me correct many grammar mistakes. For example, with the ~shi ~shi structure, adjectives cannot be followed directly by desu,which remind me last semester‘s knowledge. AI said it would sound unnatural. Instead, I should add a result after ~shi ~shi, such as 人気があります. Another example is that 料理の見た目を大事です is incorrect because it should use が instead of を. This practice also helped me learn many words I wasn’t familiar with before. However, AI also introduced me to a lot of grammar I hadn’t studied yet, such as のは and the kanji 年配. These situations sometimes made me feel like it was difficult to learn effectively.

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Through this activity, I learned many things and realized there are still many areas where I need improvement.

Regarding grammar, when using the structure ～し ～し, if it follows a noun or an adjective like 綺麗, you should use だ rather than な. I often confuse these two, so I need to remind myself: when words like 綺麗 or 好き are followed by a noun, use な, but with the ～し ～し structure, use だ. Also, after 味噌汁が入って, you need to add いる to express the ongoing state.

As for spelling, おいしい has an extra い at the end. While it's often pronounced shortly in casual speech, the correct spelling when writing should include both い.

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In this activity, I learned a lot. I especially learned how to correctly use 「こと」 in Japanese by turning verbs into noun phrases using 「こと」 instead of incorrect forms like 「の」. For example, I can say 「寝ることが好きです」 instead of 「寝るのが好きです」. Or 「ぼくの夢は、医者になることです」 instead of 「医者になりたいです」.

I also understood the difference between い-adjectives and な-adjectives and how to use them properly before nouns. Additionally, I learned some correct spellings, such as “豚カツ” (tonkatsu), instead of the incorrect “豚かっ.” I also learned the correct spelling of “すき” (好き), instead of the incorrect “すぎ.”