- Japanese
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English (US)
I’ve watched a TV program in which a group of 40 super smart people talk with a Japanese famous comedian. Does this sound natural?
- English (US)
Natural
Good speaking!
But...
Most native English speakers would not say "in which a group of ...".
Instead I would say "where a group of....".
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- Armenian
Natural
@Tohru_n it's good, just don't pronounce it like cOmedian, it should sound like c'median
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- Arabic
- English (US)
A little unnatural
just 1 word sounded a little unclear:
" watched"
otherwise, great job!
your very good!
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- Spanish (Spain)
Natural
I'm pretty sure the "watched" should be linked with the "a" so it's something like " watch - (t sound ed ending) ta... so " I watch ta tv program..." or some Americans use a "D" sound so " I watch da tv program..." English, my friend, is weird as fuck BUT I LOVE IT
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- English (US)
Natural
sounds pretty natural to me! youd pick up more natural easy ways in a conversation
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- English (UK)
A little unnatural
I would focus on not blending the words and making them more clear,but not bad
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- English (US)
- Greek
- Serbian
A little unnatural
Not bad from a Japanese :) (I know it's hard because of the "L" sound)
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- English (US)
Natural
Good speaking!
But...
Most native English speakers would not say "in which a group of ...".
Instead I would say "where a group of....".
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