About Meetup
The other day, I tried going to a meet up event, where you can do language exhange. I found it on a website called Meetup. I heard some of those events are not so good, but the one I went to was actually good.
After that, some of the people invited me to join a church stuff they usually do, which is like some people sing in a band, pick up some quotes from the Bible, pray for them and so on. To be honest, I'm not so religious person, so I didn't really want to join, but people there were really nice and welcoming, so I really enjoyed it.
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About Meetup
I found it on a website called Meetup. I heard some of those events are not so good, but the one I went to was actually good.
After that, some of the people invited me to join a the church stuff they usually do, which is like where some people sing in a band, pick up some quotes from the Bible, pray for them and so on. To be honest, I'm not a very (or) so much of a religious person, so I didn't really want to join, but people there were really nice and welcoming, so I really enjoyed it.
Thank you for reading.
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About Meetup
The other day, I tried going to went to a meet up event, where you can do language exchange. I found it on a website called Meetup. I heard some of those events are not so good, but the one I went to was actually good.After that, some of the people invited me to join a church stuff do a church thing/go to a church which they usually do, which is like some people sing in a band, pick up some quotes from the Bible, pray for them and so on. To be honest, I'm not so a very religious person, so I didn't really want to join, but people there were really nice and welcoming, so I really enjoyed it.
Thank you for reading.
* Saying "I tried going to" sounds like it didn't go that well or that you didn't like it. If you meant to say you went there for the first time (you've never tried it before) then it's okay but you must add a "for the first time" after it.
* "Meet up event" feels a little redundant but it's not a big deal. I'd drop it if I were you though.
* "Join a church stuff" sounds weird and really informal. If you wanted to sound informal then you say you do a church thing, but if that wasn't your intention then you just say you went to a church.
From the sound of it, the "thing" is called a choir, by the way.
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Taylor
Yeah, very much so. Thank you again!
Adam
Yeah, it is. You ring the bell first. Thank you for your comment.
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That sounds fun. Don't take the religious part so seriously. No one understands God or reality, we are all guessing as best we can. Just have fun and be "excellent to each other." Invite them next time to jinja and show them how to do 祈り. Ring the bell first or clap first? I always forget,
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Haha, I tried Meetup before too! In both Tokyo and Sydney. They really are hit and miss.
(http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/hit-and-miss)
Great English, btw.
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