- Japanese
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English (US)
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Korean
(At a park) Do you live near hear? May I ask what you do in Japan? Does this sound natural?
- English (US)
A little unnatural
“Do you live near here?” This second sentence is fine, but it seems like an abrupt change of subject.
- English (US)
Natural
The hear -> here thing matters, but the two questions sound natural to me. When you meet someone new in a park, this is a normal conversation. If you change "what you do in Japan" to "what kind of work do you do", it's more culturally sensitive - but either way is fine.
- Japanese
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What is the difference between What have you been in Japan? and What have you been to Japan? ?
answerin Japan....that would refer to his occupation. to Japan...that would refer to did he help or not help Japan.
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What does Have you been outside of Japan before? mean?
answer海外に行ったことがありますか。
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What does Are you working on where to go outside of Japan if you get the chance? mean?
answerWhat country do you want to go to? ^ that is simple version.
- What does Are you living an outside in Japan? mean?
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which is right？？
Have you ever come to Japan?
Have you ever been to Japan ?
answerHave you ever been to Japan?
- What is the difference between I'm going to the park with my son today. and I will go to the park...
- A: Where did you park the car? B: I parked it near the place right out of the bakery. A: 車どこに止め...
- I think the green in the park is good for your strained eyes. Does this sound natural?
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