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- じゃ ありません is the informal form of では ありません and means is not/are not. They come together at the end of a negative sentence. Your sample sentence, 私はからい食べものがすきじゃありません is the same as 私はからい食べものがすきではありません and literally means ( I+spicy food+like+not). The affirmative sentence would be: 私はからい食べものがすきです。 Got it? Now try translating this sentence: 私はあまいのみものがすきじゃありません0 votedApril 14, 20191
103rd day 2019
Hi there. I am just writing next the following note without any particular topic.I had planned to describe a picture today, but now I am too lazy for that now. I got up late and don't want to spend much time describing a picture. After writing this the note, I am going to read an article and then to walk to a pharmacy to buy some medicine. When I am get back, I will have lunch and go to my new flat to work on it.
Note: In English, a comma is needed after a conditional clause. Example: After xxx,------. or When xxx, ------.
0 votedApril 13, 20191Do you agree that we should live near our parents?
Yes, I do agree with the statement. because first, as our parents getting older, their state of health may get worse will decline. Sometimes They may get sick and may need us others to take or to have them taken to a hospital in time.For example, one of my friend's, his father once got had a heart attack, but because he lived nearby, it was possible for him to take ( or send his father by ambulance?) to the a nearby hospital and his father finally (fortunately?) got out of danger.
Furthermore, living near our parents will allow us to talking with them parents face to face and that may bring us more happiness than chatting with them online and talking through cellphones.Note: 1. Saying " may get worse" implies that they are already in a bad state of health. A person's health naturally declines with age.
Have a good day!
0 votedApril 13, 20191Coffee
A: Don't we have coffee more?
B: I bought one at the beginning of the month. Did you see on the shelf?
A: I haven't seen there yet. I'll check it._________________________________
A: Don’t we have coffee more? —-> Don’t we have any more coffee ?
B: I bought one at the beginning of the month. Did you see on the shelf? —-> I bought some at the beginning of this month. Didn’t you see it on the shelf?A: I haven't seen there yet. I’ll check it. —-> I haven’t checked the shelf yet but I’ll do that now.Now, please check my Japanese:A. コーヒーもうありませんか?B. 今月の初めに買いましたわよ。棚に見えませんでしたか?A. 棚はまだみていませんでしたが、今するわ。0 votedApril 13, 20191Do you think that school should teach subjects such as pPainting and pPhotography?
I think all schools should teach these subjects because they help to develop different skills like creativity or concentration. Also they are more enjoyable and relaxing than other subjects such as Maths or Language. On the other hand Moreover, these subjects might encourage some students could want to work as a painter or photographer in their future. For these reasons, I think these subjects should be compulsory, not voluntary while children study at all schools.Note: 1. Painitng, Photography, Math and Language are proper nouns ( names of the subject) and should therefore be capitalized.
2. It is better to use the word "Moreover" here, because you are stating another statement that supports your assertion.
0 votedApril 15, 20181For my diary_ピザ食べて後悔してる
:) Please correct my English for natural & casual expression, thanks!
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Recently, I often eat a pizza which is leftover on a Italian store next to my workplace after working.
I have to lose weight actually but I really love a pizza so can't handle my appetite.
After eating I regret it.
Wanna stop eating a pizza anymore...____________________________
Hello. How about mentioning your love for pizza and your desire to lose weight first before saying what you have been doing lately? Assuming that you are NOT eating "leftovers"(残り物) but discounted ones, below is my suggestion:
I love pizza and I could not resist eating it even if I know I have to lose weight.Recently, I often eat priced-down pizza sold at an Italian pizza shop next to my workplace after work and I always regret having done so afterwards.How I want to stop eating pizza from now on! ( or, I must have more self-control to break this new habit!)0 votedJanuary 19, 20170
