友達の集まりに参加してみよう

Making more friends
あなたは友達の集まりに参加しようとしています。
英語の上達には英語を話せる人と友達になるのが一番です！ 勇気を出して声をかけ、仲間にいれてもらいましょう！
What's up?
 
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What's up?

Hello, I'm Naoko.
Can I join you guys?

自然な表現

Hello, I'm Naoko.
Can I join you guys?

1. Everything is correct, an alternative way of phrasing this sentence is "Hello, my name is Naoko.".
Hi Naoko, it is a pleasure to meet you! Of course you can join us. Where are you from? What are you doing here?

Me too!
I'm from Chiba in Japan.
I've been here for a week studying abroad.
I'm thinking about what to do after class.
How about you?

自然な表現

Me too!
I'm from Chiba in Japan.
I've been here for a week studying abroad.
I'm thinking about what to do after class.
How about you?

1. Everything is correct, an alternative way of writing this phrase is "I come from Chiba,...".
That sounds very nice indeed! What are you studying? We were thinking about going to eat something. What do you say?

I study pharmacy as a major.
I'm participating in international clinical practice.
Sounds good! May I accompany with you?

自然な表現

I study pharmacy as a major.
I'm participating in international clinical practice.
Sounds good! May I accompany    you?

1. The preposition "with" is not necessary here.
Oh, I see. That sounds very interesting indeed! Where do you plan to work after you graduate? Sure, come with us!

I'm planning to work as a consultant after graduation.
It's because I'd like to be active not only in medical field but a variety of industries.
Thank you! I'm grad to go with you!
Where shall we meet?

自然な表現

I'm planning to work as a consultant after graduation.
It's because I'd like to be active not only in the medical field but a variety of industries.
Thank you! I'm glad to go with you!
Where shall we meet?

1. The definite article ''the'' is used when talking about something specific.
2. Spelling correction.
That sounds really fascinating! You can come with us right away if that suits you. What kind of food do you like?

I love both spicy and sweet food.
I don't know any good restaurants around here, so I'd like to hear your recommendations.

自然な表現

I love both spicy and sweet foods.
I don't know any good restaurants around here, so I'd like to hear your recommendations.

1. "Both" means two, and it disagrees with the singular "food", so use the plural "foods".

関連単語

  • join（加わる）
  • I'm from~（~から来た）
  • teach（教える）
  • introduce（紹介する）
  • glad（喜んで、うれしく思って）

関連フレーズ

  • Can I join you guys?（君たちに加わってもいい？）
  • What are you doing?（何をしているの？）
  • Can you tell me your name?（名前を教えてくれる？）
  • Can you teach me how to play the game?（ゲームの仕方を教えてくれますか？）
  • I'm glad I got to know you.（君と知り合えて嬉しいよ。）

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