May 26, 2025
Child and her mother ridding on train.
I sitting on middle seat and two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on it ,her mother is standing. I could try stand and ask the neighbor sitting on my seat. And then, when two seats are open. Her mother can sitting on seat but I was so nauseous ,I didn’t have the courage to try.Normally I would have been to help for other people ,but I couldn’t because of my physical condition. That’s very embarrasses. Have I became a human even can’t help for others. I hate myself like that.
小さな子供と彼女のお母さんが電車に乗ってきた。私は真ん中の席に座っていて、一番右の席が空いた。子供はその席に座ったが、お母さんは立っていた。私は、お母さんのためにも立って、隣の人に私の席にずれるよう言おうかなと思った。しかし私は緊張して勇気が出ず、結局できなかった。いつもなら人を助けることなど迷わずできるのに、私は体調もあってかできなかった。それがとても恥ずかしい。私は、他の人を助けることさえもできない人間になってしまったのか。私はそんな自分が嫌いだ。
CA child and her mother were ridding onthe train.
I was sitting oin the middle seat and two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on iwhen a spot two seats away from me became available. The child sat on it, but ,her mother iwas standing.
I could trythought about standing and ask theing my neighbor to sitting on my seat.
And then, when two seats are opened up.
Her mother can sitting on seatould sit down now, but I was so nauseous ,that I didn’t have the courage to try. Normally, I would have been able to help for other people , but I couldn’t because of my physical condition.
That’s very embarrassesing.
Have I became a human even can’tperson who can’t even help for others.?
I hate myself like that.
CA child and her mother were ridding on the train.
Article before a singular countable nouns.
"Ridding" means you are removing it, "riding" means traveling
I was sitting oin the middle seat andwhen the two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on ito me suddenly became available. The child sat down, but ,her mother isremained standing.
"Was" for a past tense.
We sit "in" a seat (especially in transportation), not "on"
"just opened it" is unclear
Using the past tense for consistency.
I could try standthought about standing up and asking the neighbor sitting on my seat.person next to me to move over
And then, when two seats are openavailable.
"Open" just means you opened something, "available" is much clearer.
Her mother can sitting on seaould sit but I was so nauseous. ,I didn’t have the courage to try. Normally, I would have beentry to help for other people ,buts, but this time I couldn’t because of my physical condition.
Original phrasing is not natural English.
"for other people" → "others": Shorter.
That’s verIt was really embarrassesing.
"Embarrasses" is a verb, not the right form here. You need an adjective "embarrassing"
Have I becaome a human even can’tsomeone who can’t even help for others. anymore?
"became" → "become": Correct form in this question structure (present perfect).
I hate myself likefor that.
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You have a valid reason, don't blame yourself for that. Keep writing!
I’m embarrassed
CA child and her mother were ridding on the train.
I sitting on middle seat and two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on it ,her mother is standing. △¶
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I was sitting in the middle seat and the rightmost seat was open. A child sat in it, but her mother was standing. 〇
I could tryhave tried to stand and ask the neighbor sitting(or person next to me) to sit on my seat.
And then, when two seats arwould be open.
Her mother can sitting onould sit on the seat but I was so nauseous ,I didn’t have the courage to try.Normally I would have been eager to help for other people ,but I couldn’t because of my physical condition.
That’s very embarrassesing.
Have I becaome a human evenwho can’t even help for others.?
I hate myself like that. △¶
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I hate that side of myself. 〇
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人生って完璧じゃなくていいんじゃないかと思います。
I’m embarrassed
CThe child and her mother were ridding on a train.
I was sitting oin the middle seat, and the two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on it ,her mother is standingbeside me just opened up. The child sat on one of them while her mother stood next to her.
I coultried tryo stand and ask the neighbor sitting onmom if she wanted my seat.
I assumed you meant the mom. I wasn't sure.
AndBut then, when two two more seats are opened.
Her mother can sitting on seat but I was so nauseous ,I didn’t have the courage to try.then sat down. I was so nervous that I didn’t have the courage to try and ask if she wanted my seat. Normally, I would have been to help for other people ,s, but I couldn’t because of my physical condition.
That’ was very embarrassesing.
Have I became aAm I still human, even when I can’'t help for others.?
I wasn't sure what you were trying to say. I made a guess, hoping it was still what you were trying to convey.
I hate myself like that.
You could also say, I hate when I'm like that.
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Overall, it was a little confusing, but I got what you were trying to say. Don't give up, as we all start somewhere. You're doing a great job!
I’m embarrassed This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Child and her mother ridding on train.
Article before a singular countable nouns. "Ridding" means you are removing it, "riding" means traveling
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I sitting on middle seat and two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on it ,her mother is standing. I was sitting I sitting on middle seat and two seats next each other just opened it.child is sit on it ,her mother is standing. △¶ I was sitting "Was" for a past tense. We sit "in" a seat (especially in transportation), not "on" "just opened it" is unclear Using the past tense for consistency. I was sitting |
I could try stand and ask the neighbor sitting on my seat. I I assumed you meant the mom. I wasn't sure. I could I I |
And then, when two seats are open.
And then, And then, when two seats are "Open" just means you opened something, "available" is much clearer. And then, |
Her mother can sitting on seat but I was so nauseous ,I didn’t have the courage to try.Normally I would have been to help for other people ,but I couldn’t because of my physical condition. Her mother Her mother c Her mother c Original phrasing is not natural English. "for other people" → "others": Shorter. Her mother c |
That’s very embarrasses. That That’s very embarrass
"Embarrasses" is a verb, not the right form here. You need an adjective "embarrassing" That’s very embarrass |
Have I became a human even can’t help for others.
I wasn't sure what you were trying to say. I made a guess, hoping it was still what you were trying to convey. Have I bec Have I bec "became" → "become": Correct form in this question structure (present perfect). Have I became a |
I hate myself like that. I hate myself You could also say, I hate when I'm like that. I hate myself like that. △¶ I hate myself This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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