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I like singing I'm going to Karaoke with a friend this Wednesday. I love singing. It's one of my stress reliever. Since I'm learning English, I have been listening English song for three years like Taylor swift and Avril Lavigne. My favorite song is "22" from Taylor swift. Since I was 33 last year, I used to sing changing the lyrics "33" instead of "22".

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I like singing

I'm going to Karaoke with a friend this Wednesday.
I love singing. It's one of my stress relievers.
Since I'm learning English, I have been listening English songs (or "music") for three years, including songs by like Taylor sSwift and Avril Lavigne.
My favorite song is "22" from Taylor swift. Since I was 33 last year, I used to sing it, changing the lyrics to "33" instead of "22".


I just recently learned that カラオケ (which Americans usually pronouce - terribly! - as "carry okie") comes from  空 オーケストラ. Is that true?

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I like singing

I'm going to Karaoke with a friend this Wednesday.
I love singing. It's one of my stress relievers.
Since I'm learning English, I have been listening English songs for three years like Taylor Swift and Avril Lavigne.
My favorite song is "22" from Taylor Swift. Since I was 33 last year, I used to sing changing the lyrics to "33" instead of "22".

Good job! One of the only few other things I have is instead of saying songs you could replace that with artists since Taylor Swift and Avril Lavigne are both artists, although most people would still know what you meant. "Since I'm learning English, I have been listening English artists for three years like Taylor swift and Avril Lavigne."

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I like singing

I'm going to karaoke with a friend this Wednesday.
I love singing. It's one of my stress relievers.
Since I'm learning English, I have been listening to English songs for three years, from the likes of like Taylor Swift and Avril Lavigne. My favourite song is "22" by from Taylor Swift. Since I turned was 33 last year, I used to sing, changing the lyrics to "33" instead of "22".

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