any mistakes in this sentence?
I am curious about the reason why you prefer to type French rather than Japanese in this Japanese forum, because I remember that you were born in Japan, weren't you?

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This is good enough for spoken English. It's a little clumsy, but it sounds like something you'd find in a native-speaker conversation. "I am curious about the reason why" is redundant. You could say "I am curious why" or "I am curious about the reason", or simply "Why do you . . .?"

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