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フェリーに乗るにはここで待っていれば間違いないか確認してみよう
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I am waiting for the ferry for over three hours. Is this the right place to wait for the ferry? I don't know where I should go because I've never taken a ferry.
I've been waiting for the ferry for over three hours. Is this the right place to wait for the ferry? I don't know where I should go because I've never taken a ferry before.
Re, really? I have been thought that I was waiting for the right place. Yes, I am going to the lighthouse. Why did you know that. There are a lot of people. Are they also going to the lighthouse tour.
Really? I thought that I was waiting for the right place. Yes, I am going to the lighthouse. Why do you know that? There are a lot of people. Are they also going on the lighthouse tour?
Okay, here it is. When do we depart? Can you check the schedule for me? I need to back to my hotel by 7 pm because I am afraid of walking at night.
Oh! What a kind person you are! I thought that I had to pay extra, but I didn't need to do it. Are there any famous tourist spots around lighthouse? Maybe, I won't visit that island again, so I'd like to see and visit all the attractive spots.
Oh! What a kind person you are! I thought that I had to pay extra, but I didn't need to do it. Are there any famous tourist spots around the lighthouse? Maybe, I won't visit that island again, so I'd like to see and visit all the attractive spots.
Of course, it's okay. Similar things happen a few times a week. There are many stupid person. Hahaha. What? I'm also stupid person? Anyway, it's heavy rain today, so I can see only clouds. Where is the beautiful lighthouse?
Of course, it's okay. Similar things happen a few times a week. There are many stupid people. Hahaha. What? I'm also a stupid person? Anyway, it's raining heavily today, so I can only see clouds. Where is the beautiful lighthouse?
2. Use "a" before an adjective that starts with a consonant sound describing a singular non-specific countable noun.
3. This should in the form of adjective and adverb to describe the subject.
4. Use the focusing adverb "only" before the verb "see" because it emphasizes the limit to what you see.
関連単語
- where(どこ)
- go to~(~に行く)
- check(確認する)
- departure(出発)
- arrival(到着)
関連フレーズ
- When do we depart?(出発はいつですか?)
- Is this the right place to wait for the ferry?(フェリーを待つのはここで正しいですか?)
- Where should I go?(どこに行けばいいですか?)
- Can you check the schedule for me?(スケジュールを確認していただけますか?)
- I am waiting for the ferry.(フェリーを待っています。)
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2. You can also add "before" here.