~ Teacher Gina
I love all of Disney's characters, but the characters I love and the characters I want to be are different.
>> CORRECT.
>> Or: The Disney characters I love aren't necessarily the ones I want to be.
For example, I love Zootopia's Nick and Judy but I don't want to be.
>> For example, I love Nick and Judy from Zootopia, but I dont want to be them.
The characters I want to be are Cinderella and Alddin's princess Jasmine and Moana.
>> The characters I want to be are Cinderella, Princess Jasmine from Aladdin, and Moana.
Cinderella is my first love character.
>> Cinderella was the first character I fell in love with.
Because when I was young, I wanted to be a Cinderella and it was my wish to meet a wonderful prince who was destined like Chinderella.
>> When I was young, I wanted to be like Cinderella, and I wished to meet a wonderful prince who was meant for me just like her.
But as I grew older, I wanted to be Princess Jasmine or Moana.
>> CORRECT.
>> Or: Later on, I found myself wanting to be like Jasmine or Moana.
Along with Mulan, Princess Jasmine is Disney's princess of color, and she liked how she pioneered her life and looked confident.
>> CORRECT.
>> Or: "Princess Jasmine, like Mulan, is a Disney princess of color, and I admired her confidence and independence.
The favorability became more affectionate when it was released as a movie 2019 and speechless became my favorite song.
>> My affection for her grew even more when the live-action movie was released in 2019, and 'Speechless' became my favorite song
In addition, Moana is a princess of color who follows Princess Jasmine, a special character that also includes a tribal culture, and I liked the spirit of moving toward and challenging my dreams like Princess Jasmine, and I also want to be brave.
>> In addition, Moana is another princess of color who came after Jasmine. Shes a unique character who represents tribal culture. I liked her spirit of going after her dreams, just like Jasmine, and I also want to be brave like her.