My Sunday
Today I'm gonna go to a movie with my son and his mother. I hope it is good. After to see the movie We're gonna go to eat and we want to go shopping. My son wants to buy some tennis shoes I think he wants to buy some ones Nike mark. I like Adidas tennis shoes I think they're more comfortables that Nike ones. Then, We'll go back home at twenty thirty more or less. I think that's all we'll done for today I hope it is very good and I hope be able to wake up for going to work. On Monday I don't feel like going to work jaja.
I want to tell you that I don't like to use Google Translate for writting my entries. I write them I've learned about it only. I prefer somebody corrects me the errors. See you soon and have a good Sunday.
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My Sunday
Today I'm *gonna go to a movie with my son and his mother. I hope it is good. After to see the movie we're gonna go to eat and we want to go shopping. My son wants to buy some tennis shoes I think he wants to buy some ones with a Nike mark. I like Adidas tennis shoes I think they're more comfortable than Nike ones. Then, we'll go back home at ** eight thirty more or earlier. I think that's all we'll do for today. I hope it is very good and I hope we will be able to wake up in time for work. On Monday I don't feel like going to work jaja?.I want to tell you that I don't like to use Google Translate for writting my entries. I write it only if I've learned about it. I prefer if somebody corrects my errors. See you soon and have a good Sunday.
*Saying 'I'm gonna go to a movie' is probably the most common way of saying this if you are speaking casually. It is just worth saying that when WRITING casual expressions they seem even more casual. For example, I would only really write 'I'm gonna go....' in a text to a friend, something that is very quick and informal.
**Someone only says 'twenty' in relation to the time when they mean 8 O'clock if they are in the military. In this case they would say 'I will met you at twenty hundred hours'. It is quite strange and, to be honest, I don't even know how they would say 20:30 in military talk. When writing or talking you would say 'eight thirty in the evening' or eight thirty in the morning'.
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