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Japanese Rainy season start. Japanese Rainy season start. My living area have until a harf of July. We call it ""Tsuyu(＝梅雨、つゆ)" I hate a Rainy season. Because it is very humid. In Japan there is a lot of festival. So I hope come a summer season.

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Japanese Rainy season in Japan starts* / The start of the rainy season in Japan. *

My living area The area where I live in ** experiences the rainy season till  the middle of July. have harf of July. We call it ""Tsuyu(＝梅雨、つゆ)"
I hate the rainy season because it is very humid.
In Japan, there are a lot of festivals in summer, so I hope summer season arrives soon. come a summer season.

Hi Karei,

Thank you for sharing some Japanese words about the rainy season. I learnt something new from you today. 

Just a few suggestions:

* I believe you are focusing on the commencement of the rainy season in your country. Therefore, I rearranged your sentence to start with "Rainy season". Alternatively, you can write; The start of the rainy season in Japan". Personally, I find "Japanese rainy season" somewhat unnatural as it conveys the meaning of rainy seasons which originate from Japan, or the rainy seasons belong to the Japanese. 

** "My living area" has the meaning of your home or your living space. I believe you mean the area where you live in. 

Hope this helps. 

Cheers,

Lance 

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Thank you their advice. Now then take care of myself!!
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Japanese Rainy season has begun

Japanese Rainy season has begun
Where I live, it will last until mid-July. We call it "Tsuyu" (梅雨 [つゆ]).
I hate Rainy season because it is very humid.
In Japan there are a lot of summer festivals, so I hope summer comes soon.
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The Japanese Rainy Season has started.

Where I live, the Rainy season continues until mid July.  It's called 'Tsuyu'.

I hate the Rainy season because it is very humid.  (or you could say: I don't like the Rainy season at all because it is so humid).

In Japan there are many festivals so I'm looking forward to summer!  (or you could say: In Japan there are many festivals so I hope the rain ends soon).


Great Attempt!!!  がんばってください。


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