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- 「エドさんの国ではピクニックのとき持っていきますか」 This sentence sounds like, "Is it a custom of your country to bring it to a picnic?" In this Japanese sentence aren't saying "it" though, when the speaker and listner already know what is "it", they'll not say "it" the second time. It's one of the Japanese language habits. If the speaker want to ask Edo-san that, ”In your country, what do you bring for a picnic?” Japanese sentence will be as follow; エドさんの国ではピクニックのとき何を持っていきますか。( the point is 何を)0 votedAugust 4, 20182
- Hello Janice. I think this sentence is perfect :)! except the 2nd time you misspelled *ネクタイ. If you want to say it as your opinion, 「山田さんに似合うと"思います”」is better ;) If you want to sound more natural, instead of writing " ネクタイ" the second time, you can use the pronoun " もの” or "やつ" . 「この黄色のネクタイは、その緑の"もの"より山田さんに似合うと思います」...formal 「この黄色のネクタイは、その緑の"やつ"より山田さんに似合うと思います」...”やつ” is more casual than " もの” If you want to make it simpler, you can say just 「この黄色のネクタイは、緑のより山田さんに似合うと思うよ」...casual Hope that helps Lisa0 votedSeptember 3, 20172

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