Don't you know her anymore?
Hmm, I don't know how to answer this question. I added her to my friend list (online) last year in an online chat room and we seldom talked to each other until yesterday when she posted her videos in my chat room and asked us to comment on one of her videos.
To jutfrank:
As I've tried to stress to you before, the way you phrase any sentence depends on the context, which once again you've failed to give us.
Much appreciated, jutfrank, for your suggestions. I actually bear in mind what you've told me. But this time the problem is that this sentence is from a monologue.
Like the tape I once sent you, I tried to tell you the things I wanted to say to you and I said so. Yesterday was almost the same. After she uploaded her videos in my chatroom and asked us to comment on one of them. I said to her "Use "Let's begin instead of Let's begining" and she replied with a few "smile faces" then I sent her three messages (like a voice mail) and finally she said "Thank you".
My sentence is from one of those three messages. Basically, it is just a monolog, a sentence I said to her.
But I appreciate your help and I'll kindly remember your suggestions. Is it natural to say to her like this:
You could consider add subtitles to your videos so that everyone/others can learn from you.
Are my two italic sentences okay now? :-D
