Can I say free 30min free?
Hi! I have a question.
If I want to offer 30min free conversation class (no charge)
Can I say 30min free? or free class for 30min?
or trial class for free?
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steve さん、ありがとうございます。 がんばる！
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I think "Free 30 minute conversation class" or "No Charge for the 30 minute trial lesson."
You might be overwhelmed with people wanting a free session, but if you do this, hopefully enough people will come back for more that it would be worth it. がんばって！Good luck!
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本当にありがとうございます^^
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"Trial" implies that there will be one that costs money in the future. The first one sounds best, but the second is grammatically ok too. Dealer's choice, I would say.
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