運転手に行きたいルートを伝えてみよう

Ask the driver to use your preferred route
あなたは運転手に希望するルートを伝えています
運転手がルートを提示した場合でも、自分が行きたいルートがあればそれを伝えてみましょう。
Do you prefer to take any specific route?
 
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Do you prefer to take any specific route?

I don`t know my way around here. I`m a tourist.
This is my second trip to Thailand
I want to go a cave temple.
Where do you recommend spots?

自然な表現

I don't know my way around here. I'm a tourist.
This is my second trip to Thailand.
I want to go to a cave temple.
Which places do you recommend I visit?

1. You were missing this preposition here. Consider adding it to indicate the direction of the place you want to go to.
2. This is a clearer phrase you can use here to ask your question. Your original question was inexplicit.
I will be glad to help you. There are many sightseeing spots around here that you should visit. Have you visited any caves during your first trip?

I have been to Batu cave temple before.
On the way, Can I go to Japanese restaurant?

自然な表現

I have been to the Batu cave temple before.
Are there any Japanese restaurants on the way to sightseeing places?

1. You were missing this definite article here. The definite article ( "the' )is used before a noun to define it as something specific ( e.g., something previously mentioned or known, something unique, or something being identified by the speaker).
2. This is a clearer phrase you can use here to ask your question. Your original question was inexplicit.
Oh, I know Batu Cave Temple. It is very popular among tourists. There are a few Japanese restaurants in this area. What would you like to eat?

I want to eat beef bowl. Any Japanese food is fine. Please tell me a delicious local restaurant.

自然な表現

I want a beef bowl. Any Japanese food is fine. Is there any local restaurant that serves delicious food?

1. Make use of this indefinite article instead to clearly show what you want to eat. The indefinite article (a) is used before a noun that is general or when its identity is not known.
2. Your original question was unnatural. Make use of this phrase to make a more understandable expression.
There is one pretty good on our way to the temple. If you want to stop by and eat, please tell me.

I definitely want to stop by and eat.
Thank you for your kindness.

自然な表現

I definitely want to stop by and eat.
Thank you for your help.

1. Well done, alternatively, you can make use of this noun here to express your idea.
  • progress((名)進展、発達 (動)進む)
  • proximity((名)〔時間・空間・関係の〕近いこと、近接)
  • roundabout((名)回り道、メリーゴーラウンド (形)遠回りの)
  • congestion((名)混雑、過密)
  • privy((名)当事者 (形)私的な)
  • sightseeing((名)観光 (形)観光の)
  • avoid((動)避ける、回避する)
  • cruise((名)〔船旅の〕クルージング (動)船旅をする)
  • tour((名)ツアー (動)巡業する)
  • detour((名)迂回路 (動)迂回する、回り道する)
  • I need to avoid the freeway because traffic's tied up for miles.(渋滞しているので、高速道路を避ける必要があります。)
  • I have an hour to kill before my meeting so could you take me on a tour of the city?(会議の前に1時間ほど時間があるので、街を案内してもらえませんか?)
  • What's the easiest way for my daughter to get to school from here every day?(娘がここから毎日学校に通うのに一番簡単な方法は?)
  • I know a better route for us to take.(もっと良いルートがあります。)
  • Please turn right at the next corner and then go straight.(次の角を右に曲がって真っ直ぐ進んでください。)

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