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How do you say this in Japanese? “For the time being”
How do you say this in Japanese? “For the time being”
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If you're talking about a situation where you have to come up with a temporary solution because you don't have much time to think about it, the translation for that phrase is "とりあえず."
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So if a shop says they have temporary opening hours for the time being, they would end with ‘Toriae’?
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@Ninja_nia "とりあえず (Toriaezu)" is used to suggest that you didn't have much time to think about the solution. It emphasizes the lack of consideration. If you just want to let people know that you don't know how long the situation will last, "当面 (Toumen)" or "さしあたり (Sashiatari)" would be better. (Like when customers don't need to know how much consideration you gave.)
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Please show me example sentences with 「—のに時間がかかる」.
answerサッカーが上手くなるのには時間がかかる。 これが出来るようになるのにもう少し時間がかかる
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How do you say this in Japanese? "give it time"
answer時間を掛ける（じかん を かける jikan wo kakeru）
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What is the difference between ちょうど○時 and ○時ちょうど ?
answer同样的意思。
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How do you say this in Japanese? “Once upon a time”
answerむかしむかし
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answerお金がないからアルバイトしてる。 でもバイトにばかり時間を費やして、勉強する時間がない。
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How do you say this in Japanese? Time to time
answer時々 ときどき tokidoki
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What is the difference between “時” and “時間” and can you use them interchangeably ?
answerNo. They are different and they can't be used interchangeably in most case.
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How do you say this in Japanese? For the time being
answerいまのところ 今現在 当面
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