- Japanese
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English (US)
When I describe an URL in my e-mail I would like to make the source clear.
Are these below correct and natural way?
Which one is the best?
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1. Source: Ministry of the Environment of Japan's website
2. Source website: Ministry of the Environment of Japan
3. Source: Website of Ministry of the Environment of Japan
4. (Do you have any other good ideas instead?) Does this sound natural?
Are these below correct and natural way?
Which one is the best?
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1. Source: Ministry of the Environment of Japan's website
2. Source website: Ministry of the Environment of Japan
3. Source: Website of Ministry of the Environment of Japan
4. (Do you have any other good ideas instead?) Does this sound natural?
- English (US)
- Simplified Chinese (China)
Natural
1. would be enough.
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