If you want feedback, I'll just echo what potatofood said as the most egregious mistake that keeps appearing (except do not put the hyphen on the second line as "-san", that's not how hyphens work), and to be perfectly honest I'd say there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of thought put into the typesetting in general.
Stuff like
Nnn...ur-
seee cos-
play!!?
is incredibly difficult to parse. What's nn, ur, see...? Oh, that means nurse. You guys know that the e in nurse is silent, right. "Nuuurse", not "nurseee".
Don't just copypaste the text into the speech bubble and call it done, actually consider how it reads. Avoid having punctuation in the middle of a line. Avoid unnecessary hyphenation.
Try to keep font sizes consistent (within like +-1~2pt) rather than vary them based on how much room there is in the speech bubble.
Use proper punctuation. Avoid doubling !! and ?? because that looks like something teenagers write in text messages (!? is fine).
Center the text in the bubble, both horizontally and vertically. Don't just eyeball it, I'm seeing a consistent pattern of the text being too high and too much to the left.
Translate and properly typeset sfx even if you don't feel like completely redrawing them.
And so on