これは、どういうときに使うつもりなんでしょうか。So how do you intend to use these ?Thanks Elizabeth and neokai.
Also, if I'm already asking about this topic, than maybe you could also give me some explanations about ...kaime, ...dome, dai...kai, dai...do, dai...kaime. I also saw dai...banme, but it seems that they all mean the same (first, second, ...). This seems really complicated. :?
Thanks a lot that would fit just fine as later on although she's a bit angry , she confirms she loves only him, i had some doubts because the verb was in the pastI might translate it as:
"Well, maybe I did go back to him."
Probably she's annoyed with her boyfriend and is at this point trying to egg him on.
A possible case.Just for my own practice, I was considering the two lines as a complete item.
ほっとしたら
あのひとのもとへ行ってたかもしれない
If that is true, does it make sense to talk about yourself in the past ? Or anyone with "relieved."
To a suite or something ? Even American hotels wouldn't understand....What kind of upgrade ? :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:I'm going to Japan for my honeymoon and wanted to learn this phrase to try at the hotel
"I am on my honeymoon, can I have free upgrade?"
Thanks for any help.
回/度 is basically used for repeatedly occured actions/happenings, whereas 番 is for an order in a group, 右から2番目, 初めから3番目...Thanks Elizabeth and neokai.
Also, if I'm already asking about this topic, than maybe you could also give me some explanations about ...kaime, ...dome, dai...kai, dai...do, dai...kaime. I also saw dai...banme, but it seems that they all mean the same (first, second, ...). This seems really complicated. :?
向上させたいです is correct. ～が上手[じょうず]になりたいです/上手[うま]くなりたいです might be more natural.How can I say " I want to improve my skills".
Is "私は自分の技能を向上したいです" OK?
ありがとう
「一つ目」と「一番目」 | Japan ForumThanks Elizabeth and neokai.
Also, if I'm already asking about this topic, than maybe you could also give me some explanations about ...kaime, ...dome, dai...kai, dai...do, dai...kaime. I also saw dai...banme, but it seems that they all mean the same (first, second, ...). This seems really complicated. :emoji_thinking:
ほっとしたら．．．．かもしれない」という日本語はありません。??? :?A possible case
A:じゃあ君は彼（＝あのひと）といてもリラックスできなかったんだ。
B:ん、（あの人といるときの方が）ほっとしたら、（私は）あのひとのもとへ行ってたかもしれない
I have to say this is 苦しまぎれ.ほっとしてたら/するなら would be more natural in this case.
上達 is good, too ? :?向上させたいです is correct. ～が上手[じょうず]になりたいです/上手[うま]くなりたいです might be more natural.
To a suite or something ? Even American hotels wouldn't understand....What kind of upgrade ? :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Well what I really want is a room with a view how would you say :
Can I get a room with a nice view or can I get a room on a higher floor for a nice view
also,
How do I communicate, if asking for directions... Can you write it on the map please.
Oh, I see. Separate questions is easier. Is it for any scenary in particular ?To a suite or something ? Even American hotels wouldn't understand....What kind of upgrade ?[/QUOTE
Well what i really want is a room with a view how would you say :
Can i get a room with a nice view or can I get a room on a higher floor for a nice view
also,
How do I communicate, if asking for directions... Can you write it on the map please.
No, that's common.ほっとしたら．．．．かもしれない」という日本語はありません。??? :?
Right, both ～を上達させたい and ～が上達したい are OK.上達 is good, too ? :?
そうなんですね。 友達から便りがあったよね。多分、そのややこしい過去形では彼は訳がわからなくなってしまったでしょう。No, that's common.
ほっとしたら、眠ってしまうかもしれない/腰が抜けるかもしれない/泣いてしまうかもしれない…
How about:I was looking up a word for "extra" and came across 番外, can you use this in a sense you need to pay additional money? Here is the sentence I've made:
その特訓は オプショナルで、５ポンドの番外をはらいますけれど、毎週 行っています。
Cheers
I was looking up a word for "extra" and came across 番外, can you use this in a sense you need to pay additional money? Here is the sentence I've made:
その特訓は オプショナルで、５ポンドの番外をはらいますけれど、毎週 行っています。
Cheers
For whatever it's worth, I usually see additional charge as 追加料金.In case of additional money you can use 追加料金 or 別料金.
番外 cannot be used in this situation - usually 番外 is used as 番外編, which is special programme/drama on TV vs usual series.
I was looking up a word for "extra" and came across 番外, can you use this in a sense you need to pay additional money? Here is the sentence I've made:
その特訓は オプショナルで、５ポンドの番外をはらいますけれど、毎週 行っています。
Cheers