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That's a really interesting question. I think people mostly share good news on special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and during family gatherings. Many people also share good news during festival seasons, times meant to bring positivity and joy into life. But for younger people, it's a bit different. Many youngsters today stay up-to-date on social media and share their daily lives and events there every day. It's become a trend to share daily information or updates on social media, often in the form of videos. They want to increase their followers and become a trend on social media.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, that’s really interesting question, but I think mostly people share good news on special events like birthdays, anniversaries, and during, uh, family gatherings. And most of the people often share good news during festival seasons. Seasons to bring posivity and joyous in life. But as for youngsters, it is totally different. Many youngsters nowadays, uh, always stay up to date on the social media, and they share their life, daily life events on social media every day because it is a trend to share daily information or, uh, up to date to date things on the social media, because in the form of, uh, uh, sharing these videos, they wanted to increase their followers and become a trend on social media.
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