I absolutely love the answers from all of you and look forward to reading them every time.
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Rather than being interested in the questions themselves, I’ve become a fan of the people answering them and read every post.
Do you regularly read books or otherwise spend a lot of time around words, which is why you’re able to write such captivating and compelling responses every time?
I’m always amazed by your choice of words and vocabulary—things I would never think of myself.
I look forward to continuing to enjoy your posts.
Hirakawa from the staff here as well.
Thank you for your question.
> Is the way you write a result of reading books regularly and being exposed to language?
Just like you, I haven’t read a book in a very long time.
Audiobooks have become increasingly popular lately, and I feel that more and more people are taking in the contents of books while doing other tasks.
That’s why I’m always impressed by the knowledge and rich vocabulary of the people who answer questions here. Their unique responses never fail to make me smile.
I’ll continue enjoying reading the questions and answers, just like you. Though perhaps I’m not really an answerer myself, either.
Hirakawa, Tokyo Branch
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
Thanks for your question.
> Is your writing so polished because you regularly read books and are constantly exposed to language?
I don’t particularly do that myself, so I’m guessing you must be talking about one of the other answerers (lol).
But yes, everyone’s answers really are impressive.
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