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運転手にどの国から来たかきかれたので答えています
運転手は雑談として、どの国から来たかを聞いてくれることが多いです。どの国から来たか、どんな国かを説明できるように準備しておきましょう。
Where are you from?
 
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Where are you from?

I'm from Japan. Do you know Japan?
I think a lot of Japanese people visit this country.

自然な表現

I'm from Japan. Do you know Japan?
I think a lot of Japanese people visit this country.

1. You may also use ''many'' in place of ''a lot of''.
Yes, I'm familiar with Japan! It's a country rich in culture, history, and technology. People worldwide are drawn to Japan for its beautiful landscapes, delicious cuisine, and unique traditions. What are some of the places or activities in Japan that you would recommend to visitors who are interested in experiencing its culture and beauty?

Tokyo is the capital city in Japan, but I recommend Kyoto. You can experience Japanese culture there. For example, you can dress up as a Samurai or Ninja and visit historical temples. You also enjoy cooking class of traditional Japanese sweet and food.

自然な表現

Tokyo is the capital city of Japan, but I recommend Kyoto. You can experience Japanese culture there. For example, you can dress up as a samurai or ninja and visit historical temples. You also enjoy cooking classes of traditional Japanese sweets and food.

1. Use ''of'' to indicate belonging to something.
2. & 3. Use lowercase on the initial letters of common nouns.
4. & 5. Use plural nouns for general references.
Participating in a cooking class to learn about traditional Japanese cuisine adds another layer of cultural immersion. Have you personally visited Kyoto or participated in any cultural activities there?

Of course! I visited Kyoto many times. I also went to Kyoto on my school trip. We enjyoed visiting some temples and tried Japanese traditional calligraphy.

自然な表現

Of course! I have visited Kyoto many times. I also went to Kyoto on my school trip. We enjoyed visiting some temples and tried Japanese traditional calligraphy.

1. Use ''have'' to form the present perfect ''have visited'' for something that happened in the past and is still relevant.
2. Spelling correction.
It sounds like you enjoyed your trip to Kyoto. Which Japanese dishes do you recommend I try? I already have takoyaki on my list. Where should I go for the best takoyaki?

Takoyaki Kukuru is a famous takoyaki restaurant and there many restaurants all over Japan. I recommend okonomiyaki and yakisoba. They are same flavor as takoyaki, but the former is like a pizza and the latter is a kind of noodle. Let's try them.

自然な表現

Takoyaki Kukuru is a famous takoyaki restaurant and there are many restaurants all over Japan. I recommend okonomiyaki and yakisoba. They have the same flavor as takoyaki, but the former is like a pizza and the latter is a kind of noodle. Let's try them.

1. Use ''are'' to refer to the nature or state of something.
Use ''have'' to refer to the nature of something.
3. Use ''the'' to refer to something specific.
Thank you for the recommendations! I'm excited to try Okonomiyaki and Yakisoba. Is there a specific place in Kyoto where you enjoyed these dishes the most?

I don't know much about good restaurants, but both can be eaten at takoyaki restaurants. There are many food stands which serve Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki and Yakisoba in a festival during summer season. You can also enjoy their street style.

自然な表現

I don't know much about good restaurants, but both can be eaten at takoyaki restaurants. There are many food stands which serve takoyaki, okonomiyaki and yakisoba in a festival during the summer season. You can also enjoy their street style.

1. 2. & 3. Use lowercase as the names of food dishes are common nouns.
4. Use ''the'' to refer to something specific.

関連単語

  • museum（博物館、美術館）
  • generation（同世代の人々、世代）
  • extended（延長した、延長された）
  • attraction（（引きつける）呼び物、アトラクション）
  • rendezvous（（名）ランデブー、会う約束、待ち合わせ〔の場所〕　（動）集合する〔させる〕）
  • site（場所、会場）
  • entertainment（エンターテインメント、楽しみ、演芸、ショー）
  • historic（歴史上の）
  • oriented（～指向の、～を重視する）
  • quaint（〔ユニークで］面白い、風変わりな）

関連フレーズ

  • I'm here on business for a few days.（出張で数日間ここにいます。）
  • Do you know a restaurant with nice atmosphere that is far from the crowded city?（都会の人ごみの多いところから離れた趣のあるレストランを知っていますか。）
  • Will you take me for a drive around the city until my check-in time for the hotel?（ホテルのチェックインまで、ぐるっと街をドライブしてください。）
  • I was transferred here from my company in Tokyo and I'm searching for an apartment for my family.（東京にある会社からここに転勤になりました。それで家族のためにマンションを探しているんです。）
  • Is it always this cold here this time of year?（ここはいつもこの季節はこんなに寒いのですか。）
  • Have you ever been to Japan?（日本に行ったことはありますか。）
  • Can you recommend a nice bar where I can settle for a couple of hours?（2,3時間リラックスして過ごせるステキなお薦めのバーを教えてくれませんか？）

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