This is just a quick note about a common mistake among students.
予約 can be translated as “appointment” or “reservation”, but these are most often used for when we are talking about a business meeting or a dentist appointment etc.
When we are talking about meeting our friends, we say “I have plans.”
Examples:
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I’ve found that “お勧めの********は？” is often translated as “What is your recommend ********”, which is incorrect. As I always tell mydents, it’s important to understand what a word is (noun, verb, adjective, adverb, etc.). So today, I Read more…
Here is some easy English for you. A lot of my students tend to use “but” a little too much. I studied really hard for a month, but I failed the test. This is OK, Read more…
Do you know this word “stuff”?? As a noun, it is uncountable (数えられない), but very common to describe 物 or 事 in English. For example. There is a lot of stuff in my wife’s bag. Read more…