@yuzu-sf 様へ
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ほんっとにありがとうございました！！(><)

@palupalu 様
ｴｴｴｴｴｴ喜んで下さりめちゃくちゃ嬉しいです!!!
ありがとうございます!!!
沢山褒めて貰って
とってもモチベーションup出来たので嬉しいです(„´〒`„)
こちらこそありがとうございました!!!

Hi hi, hello!

Sometimes I draw Japanese-style drawings, but whenever I post I can't seem to communicate with Japanese people. I'm not fluent but, do you have any tips on how t be in better terms with the Japanese Colors community?

@4idre 様
Hello!!

I also sometimes post illustrations such as Sonic that
I want peopl from other countries to see!!

I think it's a good idea to
prepare for smooth interaction
in such cases!
We use translators to match
thelanguage to the country we want tosend to.

By doing so,you may receive evaluations from people
overseas.
However,this is just my opinion,so I don't know if it
will work.

I would be happy if I could be ofsome help.

This sentence may be clumsy because it uses a translation.

I see... but I understand what you mean! I'd love to know if you've got any advice or tips on how to show art to people of other countries. I'm seeing a lot more japanese people hop on Colors Live, so it'd be good to know how best to interact with them!

@4idre
Sorry for the late reply...
I see....that's difficult.
Japanese people don't really think about getting involved
with foreigners themservice because they are sensitive
about trouble.
If you want to show off your are, use a Japanese hashtag(#),
etc. It will be easier for people to see it when they search!!
This kind of cross-cultural
exchange it also an issue for Colours.
Let's keep searching!!!

I see, it makes sense. I also think I was going to use some japanese tags (#) too! I'd love to try communicating with overseas people more often as well! :smiley: :thumbsup: