誕生日をお祝いしてみよう

Celebrating a birthday

あなたは誕生日パーティに参加しています。お祝いをしてあげましょう。

ホームステイをされている方など、ホストファミリーと一緒に何かのイベントに参加する機会があるかも知れません。家族の誰かの誕生日や、ご夫婦の結婚記念日、またはクリスマスやイースターといった年間行事の場合もあります。海外の文化や慣習に触れる良い機会なので、知らないことや興味のあることがあったら質問してみましょう。

Thank you for coming to my birthday party.

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Thank you for coming to my birthday party.

Happy birth day, Panda!

自然な表現

Happy birthday, Panda! Thanks for inviting me to your party.

1. Consider removing the space between the two words.
2. Great job! Here's an expression you can use in this context to expand and enrich your reply.

Thank you! I'm glad you made it. Did you have a hard time finding my place? Please come in and enjoy yourself.

No, not at all. Actually, I'm familiar with this city. Here is a gift for you. Happy birth day!

自然な表現

No, not at all. Actually, I'm familiar with this city. Here is a gift for you. I hope you like it. Happy birthday!

1. Alternatively, you can use the contraction "here's" which is short for "here is" in this context.
2. Great job! Here's an expression you can use in this context to expand and enrich your reply.
3. Consider removing the space between the two words.

Thank you again. Please enjoy the food. My sister and I prepared all the food. Would you like to try our Paella?

Wow, you did? Amazing! Of course! I love Paella!

自然な表現

Wow, you did? Amazing! Of course! I love Paella! I definitely would like to try it.

1. Great job! Here's an expression you can use in this context to expand and enrich your reply.

That's great to hear! Here you go. Please help yourself with any food that is to your liking. Do you have any food allergies?

Fantastic! You are amazing! There is nothing I can't eat!

自然な表現

Fantastic! You are amazing! There is nothing I can't eat!

1. Alternatively, you can use the contraction "you're" which is short for "you are" in this context.
2. Alternatively, you can use the contraction "there's" which is short for "there is" in this context.

Wonderful! Here are the other dishes that we prepared. I hope you enjoy all of them. By the way, what would you like to drink?

I don't drink any alcohol. So, water, please.

自然な表現

All right, let's dig in!
I don't drink any alcohol, so water, please.

1. Great job! Here's an expression you can use in this context to expand and enrich your reply. The phrasal verb "dig in" means to start eating, especially eagerly.
2. When you use coordinating conjunctions (and, or, so, but) to connect two independent clauses, use a comma before the conjunction, and don't start a sentence using the conjunction.

誕生日をお祝いしてみよう

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