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そこは美味しい食べ物で有名です。
There is famous for delicious food.
Is it natural?
そこは美味しい食べ物で有名です。
There is famous for delicious food.
Is it natural?
There is famous for delicious food.
Is it natural?
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*They're (or "That place is")* famous for delicious food.
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*They're (or "That place is")* famous for delicious food.
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It sounds more natural if you just say, "They're famous for their food" (or "They're known for their food") without using "delicious."
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@ch5_n When speaking of organizations (such as restaurants, which you might be talking about here), it is common to use the pronoun "they" to refer to them.
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I see.
How about a particular place, such as Hawaii? Can I also use "they"?
Ex) I love Hawaii.
They are famous for ~.
I see.
How about a particular place, such as Hawaii? Can I also use "they"?
Ex) I love Hawaii.
They are famous for ~.
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