are heart go out people of Japan

I like wish the people of Japan are prays for lose of life for yesterday earthquake as well Ecuador

It is sad that Japan is plagued with earthquakes so often...
Hope everyone and their families is safe over there. <3

I don't want to be that person but I mean if you are going to throw a meaningful message out to the people of a country you might wish to spell their country right =\ I had to... I'm sorry.

I am sorry,

Japan

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Originally Posted by Airelinna

I don't want to be that person but I mean if you are going to throw a meaningful message out to the people of a country you might wish to spell their country right =\ I had to... I'm sorry.

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Maybe English isn't their first language? The message was thoughtful regardless. Good on you, OP, and I also hope the people in Japan are safe ♡

Sending all my wishes for safety over there! Plus strenght to recover! Ganbatte!

Fight on, Japan! Best wishes from all of Scandinavia!

Well...does anyone know how they are? Is everything ok? What's the situation?

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I don't want to be that person but I mean if you are going to throw a meaningful message out to the people of a country you might wish to spell their country right =\ I had to... I'm sorry.

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Really the OP posts a thoughtful and positive post for the people in a earthquake situation and you have to nitpick on their spelling error? Really? Maybe their first language isn't English maybe they miss typed, who cares.

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Easy, no need to go anywhere with this. Let it go. =)

What country is wrongly spelled here? o_O

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What country is wrongly spelled here? o_O

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The great nation of Nippon!

I believe a lot of people are missing and injured in near Kumamoto, in the Kyushu prefecture. There is also a lot of property damage; so I hope there is a swift recovery.

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It was japen first

I see! Well, I'm going to offer my help rather than flames to the OP since the intention is beautiful to say the least and I fully support her.

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Originally Posted by Savagelf

are heart go out people of Japan

I like wish the people of Japan are prays for lose of life for yesterday earthquake as well Ecuador

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Starting with the title, it should go something like this: Our heart goes out to the people of Japan. You can either say "people of Japan" or "people from Japan" or even "people in Japan", but change "are" (verb: to be, e.g. I am, you are etc) to "our" together with the correct form "goes" referring to the singular form of "heart".

Next, the post itself:

I'd like to wish our prayers to the people in Japan, for losing their life in yesterday's earthquake, aswell as the people in Ecuador.


Applying the rules mentioned before, we change "are" to "our" and correct a few mistakes grammarwise.

I genuinly hope this is of any help to you, friend, as I, myself, am not a native english speaker either and appreciate any help that can teach me better. I probably made a few mistakes here too but I hope it's of better understanding.

I will pray for everyone in Japan tonight

I see my japanese neighbor is ok

really people??? OP has good intentions sending heartfelt regards to a country thats sufferings after a natural diaster n you nitpick about his spelling??? ffs i lose more faith in the human race everyday - -

Japanese are grateful :)

I also because Japanese .

I was born with a writing disability which has been boon in my side since i was younger. i tend skip word when form sentence structure. please forgive me for that.

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I was born with a writing disability which has been boon in my side since i was younger. i tend skip word when form sentence structure. please forgive me for that.

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Please don't apologise! Ignore the rude people on the thread, your message was very thoughtful and I'm sure the people of Japan would appreciate it :)

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I was born with a writing disability which has been boon in my side since i was younger. i tend skip word when form sentence structure. please forgive me for that.

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you have done nothin wrong :3 ppl who nitpicked at your spelling need to apologise to you

I live in Tsurukawa in Machida City which is located in Tokyo. That earthquake for me was just like the after shock was eating my dinner when it happened, wasn't a big deal for us that live in Tsurukawa.

My well wishes go out to them too. I consider myself fortunate that I'm in Singapore and it's safe geographically.

Just the thought of feeling a tremor is going to make me panic, and I know I cannot possibly imagine the pain,suffering and the recovery process from all the emotional,physical and financial damage after that, but I can only pray they find the strength to rebuild and carry on.

May the victims of this terrible quake be safe and well tonight and in the coming days. May their injuries heal and their homes and businesses be rebuilt quickly.

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I live in Tsurukawa in Machida City which is located in Tokyo. That earthquake for me was just like the after shock was eating my dinner when it happened, wasn't a big deal for us that live in Tsurukawa.

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I'm glad it didn't have a huge impact on other regions as well. My friend in Osaka is safe, and I am happy for that!

Gamespot just posted that Square donated 50 million yen (around 457k dollar, 405k euro) to the Japanese Red Cross. So, kudos to Square!