The Power of smile ( I would appreciate it if you could rewrite my text below so that it sounds native) Today I met a co-worker for the first time in a month. He looked like smaller than he was I last saw him. Since I knew that he had been busy on business trip last month, I couldn’t say his change of outlooking. I thought he would had became more fatigued if I told him my assumption that he might lost weight. He ended up laughing by my joke before he left. That made me relieved and feeling happy by saw him smile.

Does these phrases sound native? 1. I’m picky about coffe. 2. I’m choosy about shoes. 3. I’m not particular about anything. 4. I’m committed about bangs. 5. I’m fussy about using peppers. 6. I’m fastidious about window curtains.

My challenge to explain something in English without dictionary #2 (This is practice for real conversation.) Explanation; You can see the sights through it. Sometimes there is the sky, the ocean, and buildings if you are at your work place. It brings breeze almost in Spring if you drag it or push it up. On the other hands, in winter, you might feel violently cold wind on your cheek. Answer (what I'm talking about is) ; window

My challenge to explain something in English without dictionary Explanation; You pick it up with your finger with purl amount. Put it on your skin and drag it around softly. If you take it a lot, your skin would be oily after you paste it on your skin. It will fix your rough skin. Thus it can be used for your lips depending on their contained materials. Answer (what I am talking about is) ; hand cream

Does this phrase sound native? I don't particularly think about whether I want to marry.

Does this sentence sound native? I don't particularly think about whether I want to marry.

Are there any other ways of saying "Simple 'No' would be fine."? I would appreciate it if you could give me more polite expression.

How do you express like this thoughts? Is there any stylized phrase? I want to spend ordinary and gentle (mediocre?) days. (I don't want dramatic days.)

Does this phrase sound native? I would appreciate it if you could rewrite the text below so that it sounds native. There was a lost property in the passage. I said this phrase below. We should leave it where it is now. Someone will come to retrieve it as retrace one's steps.