東京は16時を過ぎたころで、秋晴れの天気ですよ。洗濯物もよく乾きそうです。
あなたのメールに書かれている〜という表現は、ほとんどの日本人に伝わりますが、〜の方がいいと思います。
〜について、詳細な説明ありがとうございます。挙げていただいた例もすごくわかりやすかったです。あなたは教え方が上手な先生だと思います。
また英語の勉強をしているときにわからない表現があったとき、質問させてください。もちろん、日本関連であれば私も答えられるので、なにかあれば遠慮なく聞いてください。
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評価
51
翻訳 / 英語
- 2014/10/26 16:42:04に投稿されました
It's just passed 4:00pm in Tokyo, and beautiful autumn weather.
It seems the clothes hanging out outside dry well.
I think ~ your expression in your email, most if Japanese people may understand, but you better use~ instead.
Thank you for the detail explanation about ~.
The example you provided was very easy to understand.
I think you are very goid at teaching and a giod teacher.
Pleas let me ask questions again when I study English and find something like an expression I dont know.
Of course I will answer your questions related with Japanese language so feel free to ask me.
It seems the clothes hanging out outside dry well.
I think ~ your expression in your email, most if Japanese people may understand, but you better use~ instead.
Thank you for the detail explanation about ~.
The example you provided was very easy to understand.
I think you are very goid at teaching and a giod teacher.
Pleas let me ask questions again when I study English and find something like an expression I dont know.
Of course I will answer your questions related with Japanese language so feel free to ask me.
評価
50
翻訳 / 英語
- 2014/10/26 16:43:12に投稿されました
It is just after 4 o'clock in Tokyo, and it is a nice day in the fall. The clothes I washed are dried well.
Almost all the Japanese people understand the expression ～that you wrote in the email, but the expression ～ is better.
As for ～, thank you for yoru detailed explanation. The example that you specified is also very easy to understand. You must be a teacher who are good at teacher.
If I do not understand some expressions while I am learning English, may I ask you a question? If the items are in regard with Japan, I can answer them. If you have a question, please do not hesitate to ask.
Almost all the Japanese people understand the expression ～that you wrote in the email, but the expression ～ is better.
As for ～, thank you for yoru detailed explanation. The example that you specified is also very easy to understand. You must be a teacher who are good at teacher.
If I do not understand some expressions while I am learning English, may I ask you a question? If the items are in regard with Japan, I can answer them. If you have a question, please do not hesitate to ask.
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