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Giving an opposing opinion.
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I want to buy a lottery ticket. What do you think about it?
 
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I want to buy a lottery ticket. What do you think about it?

That sounds exciting, but personally, I don't think spending money on the lottery is a wise choice. The odds of winning a large prize are generally very low. I'm sure that it's like throwing money away. Have you ever played a lottery before?

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 Personally, I don't think spending money on the lottery is a wise choice. The odds of winning a big prize are generally very low. I'm sure that it's like throwing money away. Have you ever played a lottery before?

1. These words are redundant here.
2. This is a better word choice.
Yes, I have played the lottery before and I know the odds are low, but it's still worth a shot. Who knows, I might just get lucky and win big! Plus, the excitement and anticipation leading up to the drawing is worth the cost of the ticket.

OK. I've bought lottery tickets several times until now to just try out my luck, but I never won. I realized that buying a single ticket may not seem like a lot, but over time it can add up and result in significant financial losses. That being said, It's fun to imagine winning millions and what you say is understandable. I recommend setting a limit to avoid overspending.

自然な表現

OK. I've bought lottery tickets several times  to just try out my luck, but I never won. I realized that buying a single ticket may not seem like a lot, but over time it can add up and result in significant financial losses. That being said, it's fun to imagine winning millions and what you said is understandable. I recommend setting a limit to avoid overspending.

1. These words are redundant here.
2. Use the past tense when you are referring to past events
I see your point. Maybe I'll just buy one ticket and set a limit for myself so that I don't go overboard. Thanks for your advice!

Don't mention it. I know that everyone has different priorities when it comes to money, and it's ultimately up to you to decide how much money you spend in the lottery. If you need someone to talk to, I'm here!

自然な表現

Don't mention it. I know that everyone has different priorities when it comes to money, and it's ultimately up to you to decide how much money you spend on the lottery. If you need someone to talk to, I'm here!

1. This is a better word choice. When spend time or spend money is followed by a noun, use the preposition on, not “for” or “in”

関連単語

  • prefer（～を好む）
  • disagree（反対する）
  • possibility（可能性）
  • waste（無駄）
  • disappointed（落胆した、失望した）

関連フレーズ

  • You only have a slim chance of winning.（わずかな勝ち目しかない。）
  • It's just a waste of time and money.（それはただのお金と時間の無駄だ。）
  • I prefer to work for my money.（私はむしろ働いてお金を稼ぎたい。）
  • You will only be disappointed by the result.（結果に失望するだけだよ。）
  • Use your money wisely.（もっと賢明なお金の使い方をしなさい。）

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