Question
1 May 2014
Japanese
Question about English (US)
言いたい事を英語で言うのはとても時間がかかる。
I take much time to talk what I want to say in English.
Is it correct?
I take much time to talk what I want to say in English.
Is it correct?
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English (US)
I think that this is better: "I take a long time to figure out what I want to say in English."
Or: "It takes me a long time to say what I want to say in English."
Or: "It takes me a long time to say what I want to say in English."
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Japanese
Thank you! ヾ(*´∀`)ﾉ
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