運転手と目的地を確認しよう

Confirm your destination with your driver
あなたは運転手と目的地を確認しあっています
運転手と行き先を確認してみましょう。目的地までの道のりをわかりやすく説明できるように練習しましょう。
May I confirm your destination?
 
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May I confirm your destination?

Yes, I would like to go the ABC Hotel where in the downtown. I think that same name hotel nearby, but my destination is the new one.

自然な表現

Yes, I would like to go to ABC Hotel    downtown. I think that there is a same-name hotel nearby, but my destination is the new one.

1. No need for an article here, but you do need a preposition to indicate a direction, your goal.
2. "Uptown" and "downtown" don't require anything before them: "let's go downtown".
3. You think that another hotel exists; use "there is/are" to express existence. You also need an article.
4. Put a hyphen between these words to connect them.
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Understood! Just to clarify, you’re referring to the ABC Hotel in Los Angeles City, correct? It’s known for its luxury accommodations and vibrant entertainment options.

No, I heard that my hotel is not too luxury, maybe the hotel you mentioned is different one. I will show you my reservation. Here.

自然な表現

No, I heard that my hotel is not too luxurious, maybe the hotel you mentioned is a different one. I will show you my reservation. Here.

1. You need an adjective to describe the hotel.
2. You are not talking about a specific noun you already introduced, so use the indefinite article here.
Thank you for that. Let me take a look at your reservation details. Ah, I see! The AC Hotel is indeed different from the ABC Hotel. It’s located near LA Live and offers a variety of amenities. Are you familiar with the area?

Yes, that is correct destination. Actually, no. I just come here on business trip first time.

自然な表現

Yes, that is the correct destination. Actually, no. I just came here on a business trip for the first time.

1. 5. You are talking about a specific noun, so use the definite article here.
2. Use the past simple tense to refer to actions that took place in the past.
3. You are not talking about a specific noun you already introduced, so use the indefinite article here.
4. For = on the occasion of or at the time of.
Welcome to Los Angeles! Since this is your first visit, would you like some recommendations on places to eat or things to do nearby?

Thank you! Do you know the nearest supermarket from my hotel? Also, if you have any recommendations of dinner restaurants, please tell me.

自然な表現

Thank you! Do you know where the nearest supermarket to my hotel is? Also, if you have any recommendations for dinner restaurants, please tell me.

1. Use this in questions to ask about places.
2. This preposition is needed between that adjective and that noun.
3. Don't forget your verb, every clause needs one.
4. For = in relation to someone or something.
Yes, Trader Joes is within walking distance of the hotel. I'm sure the front desk staff will be able to direct you. If you like Chinese food you might like to try P.F. Chang's. It's a chain restaurant but there is one near your hotel. You should try their lettuce wraps or Dynamite Shrimp.

I understand and thank you for detail information! I will try the one you recommend.

自然な表現

I understand and thank you for the detailed information! I will try the one you recommended.

1. You are talking about a specific noun, so use the definite article here.
2. You need an adjective here.
3. Use the past simple tense to refer to actions that took place in the past.
  • licensed(免許を受けた)
  • destination(目的地)
  • initial(最初の)
  • calculated (計算される)
  • unfamiliar(未知の、慣れていない)
  • impromptu(即座に、とっさに)
  • mercy(慈悲、情け、恵み)
  • sensor(感知装置、センサー)
  • condition(s)(状態、状況、条件)
  • peak(最盛期、頂点)
  • The destination is the same as what I filled in on the application.(目的地はアプリケーションに記入した場所と同じです。)
  • The fare depends on the initial charge, and is calculated by the miles and time.(料金は開始料金と、マイルと時間によって計算されます。)
  • Your cab driver can be an impromptu tour guide.(あなたの運転手は即席のツアーガイドにもなりますよ。)
  • You can check the fare when selecting the car model in the application. (アプリ内で車種選択をするときに料金の確認ができます。)
  • You're a great cab driver; how long have you been licensed for?(いいタクシー運転手ですね、いつからやっているのですか?)

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