"A nice change"?
Hey, I'm doing some work for my Japanese class. I'm writing a pretend letter and talking about the weather. I want to write "It has been warm lately, which is a nice change". I can say that it's warm, but I'm not sure about the "a nice change" bit. Is there an expression like this in Japanese?

Thanks in advance. =]It would also help if someone could show me how to say "It has been very warm recently, which is is a nice change considering I live in England" - or something along those lines. =] ありがとうございます！

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"A nice change"?
Hey, I'm doing some work for my Japanese class. I'm writing a pretend letter and talking about the weather. I want to write "It has been warm lately, which is a nice change". I can say that it's warm, but I'm not sure about the "a nice change" bit. Is there an expression like this in Japanese?

Thanks in advance. =]It would also help if someone could show me how to say "It has been very warm recently, which is is a nice change considering I live in England" - or something along those lines. =] ありがとうございます！

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"It has been warm lately, which is a nice change". 
I would say, "嬉しいことに、最近、暖かいです”　（Ureshiikotoni, saikin, atatakaidesu.）
which a nice change=良い変化(yoi henka)=嬉しいことに
I think like this.

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Here's my answer.

最近はとても暖かくなってきています。イギリスに住んでいることを思えば、それはよい気分転換です。

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