Broken dishes

========= Notes =========

- In the first sentence you are talking about "the dishes". Normally you would use "the" when talking about something you mentioned before. In this case you could use "some dishes" if more than one dish broke, or "a dish" if only one dish broke.

- The action of breaking is instantaneous. In the first sentence the dishes broke in the past, even though they are still broken (as in they are not repaired).

- In the second sentence you can use either "something bad" or "bad things", but not both together. Due to the fact that in English position matters (which is not so much the case in Japanese) you need to put it before the verb

Good job and keep it up! :D

Broken dishes

Yesterday the dishes broke

I felt that something bad might happen soon

Because in my culture if this happens, it brings bad luck

well done!