Ken
I think this question is quite difficult. In my opinion, it depends on the individual. For people who see their hobby as just a form of entertainment, they shouldn't turn it into a career. Because, there is possibility that they will end up hating their hobby if they have to do it as work. However, the people who love their hobby too much or want to be a professional, I think they should. They like this will less likely to hate their hobby and can concentrate on their hobby as work thoroughly. So Maybe The people who has a passionate on their hobby can earn a large amount of money by utilizing it.
2025年3月23日 07:37
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I think this question is quite difficult. In my opinion, it depends on the individual. For people who see their hobby as just a form of entertainment, they shouldn't turn it into a career. Because, there is a possibility that they will end up hating their hobby if they have to do it as work. However, for people who love their hobby a lot or want to become a professional, I think they should. These people will be less likely to hate their hobby and can concentrate thoroughly on their hobby as work. So Maybe The people who have a passion for their hobby can earn a large amount of money by utilizing it.
良く書けていますよ!あまり修正しませんでした。👍🏻 私もそうだと思いますね。普通は、趣味を仕事にするのは、とても素敵なアイデアです。お金を稼ぎながら、楽しい時間を過ごせるしです。でも、結局は、趣味は趣味です。楽しいはずですので、私の大事な趣味を仕事にしたくないなと思います。
2025年3月23日 19:45
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I think this question is quite difficult. In my opinion, it depends on the individual. For people who see their hobby as just a form of entertainment, they shouldn’t turn it into a career because there is a possibility that they will end up hating it if they have to do it as work. However, people who truly love their hobby or want to become professionals should consider it. They are less likely to lose their passion and can fully focus on their hobby as a career. So, maybe people who are passionate about their hobby can earn a large amount of money by utilizing it.
1. “Because, there is possibility” → “because there is a possibility”: • “Because” should not start a new sentence. • Added “a” before “possibility” to make it grammatically correct. 2. “The people who love their hobby too much or want to be a professional, I think they should.” → “However, people who truly love their hobby or want to become professionals should consider it.” • “The people” → “people” (natural phrasing). • “Too much” sounds unnatural; “truly” is more appropriate. • “Want to be a professional” → “want to become professionals” (smoother). • “I think they should” is restructured for clarity. 3. “They like this will less likely to hate their hobby” → “They are less likely to lose their passion”: • “Like this” is unclear. • “Will less likely” → “are less likely” (correct word order). • “Hate their hobby” → “lose their passion” (more natural). 4. “And can concentrate on their hobby as work thoroughly” → “and can fully focus on their hobby as a career.” • “Fully focus” sounds more natural than “concentrate thoroughly.” • “As work” → “as a career” (better phrasing). 5. “So Maybe The people who has a passionate on their hobby” → “So, maybe people who are passionate about their hobby”: • “Maybe” should not be capitalized. • “The people who has” → “people who are” (subject-verb agreement). • “A passionate on” → “passionate about” (correct phrasing). If you want to improve your writing and speaking skills in English, I’d be happy to help! Book a conversation lesson with me to practice expressing your ideas naturally.
2025年3月23日 12:40
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