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RE: Anime drawing - Kazuya Hikizuri
I have the same impression about English. There is little expressiveness in it. I think it's not very emotional either. I'm curious if people for whom it is a native language feel that way too.
I will check first if it is available in my language. I know a couple of sites where people (fans) translate anime for free.
I don't know if I will join the contest. I returned to creating at the end of this year. Everything I could share for now is in my head.
I assume that if English is your native language you know how to express yourself even if there is not much emotion shown or there is no active gesturing. I know that the way I should write if I want to translate has to be different otherwise it is a big mess or I see the same word within a sentence at least five times.
Who knows one day a translator or AI will find a way unless we all speak the same language which only contains a few words. It works for toddlers so could work for us.
Isn't it amazing that with all those vocabulary and finesse we are still not able to express and understand what is meant?
Do what feels best for you. There's no need to stress, especially not at the start of a new year.