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Writing letters without keyboard One of my favorite thing is exchanging handwritten letters. I am working as a software engineer, so I usually use a keyboard as if it is like my real hand. Our lives improve exactly with information technology... email, chatting, and applications. But sometimes it makes me feel sad. We have great words of our languages, however, it alternates with data recently. Especially, Japanese culture has that people who can write beautiful letters have better characters. Most o young people get smartphones and use chatting apps. And they, of course, text with predictive transforms when sending messages. It makes us forget Kanji and Japanese traditional expressions. So I would like to write handwritten letters for protecting it as possible as I can.

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Writing letters without a keyboard

One of my favorite things is exchanging handwritten letters.
I am working as a software engineer, so I usually use a keyboard as if though it is like were my real hand.
Our lives are improved exactly directly* with through information technology... email, chatting, and applications.
But sometimes it makes me feel sad.

We have great words of in our languages. However, it has been alternating with data recently.**
This is especially sad for*** Japanese culture that has that people who can write beautiful letters and have better characters.

Most o young people get smartphones and use chatting apps.
And they, of course, text with predictive transforms when sending messages.
It makes us forget Kanji and Japanese traditional expressions.
So I would like to write handwritten letters for to protecting it as much as I possibly as I can.


*"Improve exactly" doesn't make sense in this context. Exact means a precision, like an exact location. I wasn't sure if you meant "directly" here, since technology directly affects our everyday lives.

**The use of "recently" here triggers the use of a present continuous, "has been ...ing"

***Just having "Especially" made this a dependent clause and not a full sentence.


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